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Sky News was halted for breaking news after Keir Starmer appeared at the opening of the international Organised Immigration Crime (OIC) summit. The Prime Minister, also joined by the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, will outline his approach to illegal immigration. Keir announced that UK state prosecutors will join European and international counterparts in efforts to tackle the surging Channel … Read more

Calls for a UK equivalent of the US’s Department for Government Efficiency have grown significantly as more and more ‘bonkers’ taxpayer funded projects and contracts are exposed. Tech-billionaire Elon Musk was recruited by Donald Trump to head up the department in the US where one of its first moves was to slash the foreign aid … Read more

Nigel Farage has been reported to the Parliamentary watchdog by former colleague Richard Lowe as the Reform civil war continues. Mr Lowe, who was elected as a Reform UK MP last year but is now an independent MP, made a complaint to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, who will now decide whether to carry out … Read more

Labour MP Tahir Ali has been lambasted after campaigning for a new airport in Pakistan, despite his constituents in Birmingham suffering from a growing refuse crisis in the city. The representative for Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley has been criticised for supporting the construction of an airport in Mirpur, Kashmir – approximately 4,000 miles away … Read more

So this week a group of unelected people are about to change how our justice system works. The group – which calls itself The Sentencing Council and is made up of eight members of the judiciary and six others – is about to give a free pass on bail, prison AND punishments to all ethnic … Read more

The Chancellor has been urged to rule out a punishing tax raid on pensions in the Autumn budget to head off damaging speculation. Fears are mounting that Rachel Reeves will target retirement pots to raise cash after weak economic growth and higher borrowing costs left a black hole in her plans. Advisory firm Oxford Economics … Read more

A man has been ordered to stop flying a Union Jack flag and a military standard outside his home because they are in a communal garden. Declan Layton, 21, hoisted the flags six years ago to show respect for his pals in the military and to honour his late grandad who served in the Army. He … Read more

A nationwide investigation is underway into the rise in Turkish-style barber shops on high streets over fears that premises are being used by gangsters for money laundering and other organised crime. The investigation has been launched by the National Crime Agency (NCA) and its officers have overseen dozens of raids across the country over the … Read more

One of Britain’s oldest pubs is closing after almost 500 years due to rising costs and changing consumer habits. The Hole in the Wall first served drinks to customers in around 1540 – that was the year Henry VIII married and divorced his fourth wife and explorer Francis Drake was born. Richard Rossendale-Cook, landlord of … Read more

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is set to target delivery drivers and beauty salons in her pledge to crack down on migrant “jobs on tap”. Yvette Cooper has promised to “restore order to the asylum system” by going after takeaways and beauty salons that hire on the black market. She is announcing that unscrupulous bosses of … Read more