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Keir Starmer is facing the most intense pressure to date as rebellions from within his own party grow over controversial cuts to welfare payments and the hated ‘family farm tax’. Up to 80 Labour MPs are rumoured to be rebelling on Labour’s £5billion cut to Britain’s enormous welfare bill, whilst 40 are opposing Chancellor Reeves’ … Read more
King Charles has purchased a £3million property next to Queen Camilla’s beloved Wiltshire retreat to prevent it from becoming a wedding venue. The intervention was made to protect Camilla’s privacy and security at Raymill, her country home. The neighbouring property, The Old Mill, stands just 30ft from the Queen’s boundary fence. For 30 years, Raymill … Read more
Foreign criminals using “very vaguely worded” human rights laws to avoid being deported will be tagged like suspected terrorists to protect the public. Dangerous offenders and security threats face electronic tags, night-time curfews and exclusion zones, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will announce. These could be used for both convicted offenders and those deemed a threat … Read more
Keir Starmer is facing the biggest rebellion of his premiership so far with up to 80 of his own MPs furious about plans to slash Britain’s benefits bill. Dozens of Labour MPs are said to oppose the Prime Minister’s plan to use the savings for an increase in defence spending and to bolster the public finances. They … Read more
A classic comedy has been hit by trigger warnings on ITV as it “may cause offense” – but now the broadcaster has faced criticism for its decision. The 1970s comedy, George & Mildred, has been hit with a notice on streaming platform ITVX, saying it contains “classic British humour from a bygone era”. George & Mildred was one … Read more
Amendments to the Employment Rights Bills have been slammed by a leading business trade association, claiming they risk “punishing responsible businesses”. On Tuesday, the government tabled a set of changes to the Bill ahead of the report stage next week which follows a Business and Trade Committee publication saying the key reforms did not go … Read more
More than £1million has been spent on SIM Cards for asylum seekers in the UK since 2020. This follows the uncovering of at least 200 government contracts amounting to £6.6 billion being spent on schemes for asylum seekers and refugees. This includes befriending programs, sporting activities and research projects. For those arriving in Britain and … Read more
More than 1,000 people have been killed in two days of horrific clashes and revenge killings between Syrian security forces and loyalists of ousted President Bashar al-Assad, according to a war monitoring group. Islamist insurgents seized power in the country three months ago after forcibly removing dictator Assad from power. The past week has seen a dramatic escalation … Read more
Loose Women star Coleen Nolan has remembered her late sister Linda, her strength and the profound impact she had on those around her, celebrating her legacy on International Women’s Day Coleen Nolan has paid a gorgeous tribute to her late sister Linda on International Women’s Day. The Loose Women star, 59, took to Instagram on Saturday to celebrate all the … Read more
The most basic principle of law in this country which dates back to the days of the Magna Carta is, given the usually arcane and mystifying language surrounding law, mercifully straightforward. Justice is blind. You will be treated the same in the face of our law irrespective of age, class, colour, faith or any other … Read more