Europe Braces For Spain To Legalise 500,000 Illegal Immigrants
Spain’s mass illegal immigrant amnesty sparks backlash, as critics say Schengen means the impact won’t stop at its borders.
Read More
Politics & Culture
Old Rugby Club Joke Resurfaces to Hit Reform Scotland Leader
A joke from a pre-woke rugby dinner is being dragged back years later to haunt Reform Scotland leader
Read More
Miliband’s Big Energy Fix Is ….. Cheap Supermarket Plug-In Solar Panels
Global energy crunch, oil and gas under pressure, so are we sending in the Armageddon oil drillers? Course we’re not.
Read More
BBC Publishes, Then Deletes, Glow-Up Profile of Convicted Care-Home Thief
Steal £250k from pensioners and get a BBC sympathy piece blaming ‘lack of services’? Come off it.
Read More
Greens Target Muslim Vote With ‘Punish Labour for Gaza’ Leaflets In Urdu
Once the party of trees and recycling, the Greens now campaign in Urdu, urging voters to “punish Labour for Gaza” in a sectarian pitch.
Read More
Police Plan Five-Fold Expansion of Live Facial Recognition Tech in ‘Panopticon’ Push
Home secretary invokes 18th-Century dystopia of constant, unseen observation in vision for AI policing.
Read More
Even One Pint At the Pub Could Soon Be Too Much, Drivers Warned
One pint? Think again. From drink-drive limits to soaring rates and ‘banter policing’, Britain’s pubs are being squeezed from every direction.
Read More
MP Rupert Lowe Says UK 6,000-Strong Gov Comms Machine Is ‘Afuera on Steroids’
GCS monitors public social media and has 6,150 staff. But not all are watching you… probably.
Read More
Government Announces Pay-Per-Mile Tax But Doesn’t Know How It Will Work
Labour’s new 3p-per-mile EV tax lands in 2028, and they can’t explain it yet.
Read More
Press Revives Nigel Farage ‘Racism’ Claims From When He Was 13
The press is actually digging up Farage’s 1977 playground chat, but Reform’s poll numbers might explain the timing.
Read More