Lewis Hartley, Author at NewsHub.co.uk

Lewis Hartley

Lewis Hartley writes about World affairs for newshub.co.uk, turning complex international developments into clear reporting and accessible analysis for readers. He covers geopolitical trends, diplomatic shifts and global crises, drawing on long-standing engagement with international affairs and networks across the sector.

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Inflation and interest rates impact on rents, student loans, and wages

26 July, 2026

Inflation and interest rates have a significant impact on the economy, affecting rents, student loans, and wages, and it is essential to understand how to manage these effects

How to Handle Persistent Noise from Neighbors in the UK

25 July, 2026

Persistent noise from neighbors can disrupt your life, but you have options. Learn how to address the issue effectively, from talking to your neighbor to involving legal authorities.

Beat the heat with low-energy cooling hacks and climate-friendly choices

23 July, 2026

Stay cool, safe and climate-kind with our heatwave survival guide, featuring low-energy cooling hacks and climate-friendly choices

House Approves Massive Defense Spending Bill with Israel Military Ties

23 July, 2026

The US House of Representatives has narrowly passed a $1.15 trillion defense spending bill, sparking debates over military collaboration with Israel and the ongoing war in Iran.

Escalating Conflict: UK Evacuates Staff from Iran Amid US Airstrikes

23 July, 2026

Amid escalating tensions, the UK has withdrawn its diplomatic staff from Iran, while the US continues airstrikes for the 12th consecutive night.

UK job market trends: vacancies drop as small businesses cut hiring

21 July, 2026

Britain’s labor market is showing signs of softening as job vacancies decline and wage growth slows in the private sector.

How to spot ai hype and separate fact from fiction in tech claims

20 July, 2026

Discover the key factors to consider when evaluating artificial intelligence announcements and learn how to make informed decisions

Decoding CPI, GDP, and jobs data for a clearer economic picture

19 July, 2026

Discover the connection between economic indicators and your financial well-being, and stay ahead of the curve with our expert guide

How Audi’s TT RS Outpaced the R8 with a Revolutionary Engine

16 July, 2026

Uncover the fascinating tale of Audi’s TT RS, a compact car that defied all odds with its powerful engine and impressive speed.

Sonny Horsfall Sentenced for Dangerous Driving and Hit-and-Run in Redcar

16 July, 2026

An 18-year-old driver, Sonny Horsfall, was sentenced to three years in prison for causing serious injury by dangerous driving and fleeing the scene.

A rapid guide to securing your social media presence on TikTok and Instagram

16 July, 2026

Protect your online presence with this easy-to-follow guide to TikTok and Instagram privacy settings

Argentina edges England 2-1 in thrilling World Cup semi-final

16 July, 2026

Argentina secured their place in the World Cup final with a thrilling 2-1 victory over England, setting up a highly anticipated clash with Spain.

NatureScot Faces Backlash at Biodiversity Conference Over Gannet Chick Hunt

15 July, 2026

Campaigners gathered outside the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh to protest NatureScot’s involvement in the controversial guga hunt, which threatens gannet populations.

From This Morning to Bellringing: Fern Britton’s Journey

15 July, 2026

Fern Britton shares insights into her career transitions, personal struggles, and newfound passions in this heartfelt reflection.

Diversifying revenue pillars for online creators

14 July, 2026

Discover the different ways creators can monetize their content and build multiple income streams

Economists Debate Oregon’s Economic Future Amid Prosperity Council’s Proposals

9 July, 2026

Two economists present starkly different views on Oregon’s economic health and the potential impact of the Prosperity Council’s recommendations

Navigating the K-shaped recovery and its effects on wages, rents, and debt

9 July, 2026

The K-shaped economy is a phenomenon where different sectors and individuals experience varying levels of economic growth, leading to a divide between winners and losers, and it’s essential to understand its effects on wages, rents, and debt to make informed…