A Taliban commander’s nephew granted refugee status in Britain can be joined by seven family members currently living in Turkey even though none of them speaks English or is able to work, an immigration judge has ruled.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
The terrorism charge against a Kneecap rapper over his 'support for Hezbollah' has been dropped after police and prosecutors failed to get the consent of the Attorney General in time.
As yet another scandalous arrest over a tweet shows how Labour has turned Britain's constables into commissars, the public are right to draw a link between this clampdown on speech and 'two-tier Keir', says Laurie Wastell.
A major poll has put Nigel Farage on track to be Britain's next Prime Minister with 311 MPs as Labour is set to lose more than 250 seats and the Tories are pushed into fourth.
Police officers have come under fire after they arrested an autistic man late last night over an X post which read: "F*** Hamas, F*** Palestine, F*** Islam. Want to protest? F*** off to a Muslim country and protest."
Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla has been thrown into chaos after one of its activists came out as queer, prompting the organiser to resign. Homosexuality, of course, is criminalised in Gaza.
An Afghan granted asylum after arriving in the UK on a small boat took an eight-week holiday in the country from which he had fled.
Cabinet Ministers are ramping up the pressure on Rachel Reeves to spend even more on welfare by lifting the two-child benefit cap, sparking warnings that Britain is entering an "economic doom loop".
Every adult in Britain will be forced to have a Government-issued digital ID card under "dystopian" proposals designed to tackle illegal immigration set to be announced by Sir Keir Starmer. Papers, please!
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