No Take Backs: EU Refuses Deal with UK on Return of Illegal Migrants
The EU has reported baulked at calls from Britain to accept the return of illegal migrants who cross the English Channel from France.
Peter Bone
Between New Taxes, Interest Rate Rises, Energy Bills, Britons Face Soaring Cost of Living
Britons are being assaulted by soaring costs, with the increase to the cost of living reckoned by one MP to be nearly three thousand a year.
BoJo on the Ropes? Labour Leader, Tory MPs Call on Boris to Resign Over Boozy Lockdown Scandals
Labour leader Keir Starmer and several Tory MPs have demanded Boris Johnson resign over the litany of apparent boozy breaches of lockdown.
Boris Govt to Ban Unvaccinated People from Premier League Matches: Report
People in the United Kingdom who have not been “fully vaccinated” are reportedly set to be prohibited from attending Premier League football matches.
Tory Rebels to Boycott Party Conference If Vaccine Passports Demanded for Entry
Tory lockdown sceptics are threatening to boycott October’s Conservative Party Conference if vaccination passports become a legal requirement for entry under government guidelines.
‘Boomerang’ Migrants Given Asylum in UK Despite Being Deported Previously
At least 50 “boomerang” migrants have been granted asylum in Britain, despite having been previously rejected as fraudulent and deported.
Spartan Tory Eurosceptics Split on Boris Brexit Deal: Report
Tory Brexiteers, dubbed “the Spartans”, are reportedly split on whether to support Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s proposed exit treaty.
After Promising Brexit on March 29th 108 Times, May Now Requests Delay to June
Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May has revealed her new promised date for Brexit, asking the European Union, Parliament, and the British people to trust her to deliver by the new June 30th deadline despite her having previously promised a departure in March over 100 times.
WATCH: PM Theresa May Faces Toughest Parliamentary Questioning Since Neville Chamberlain in 1940
Theresa May has faced arguably the toughest day in Parliament by any British prime minister since Neville Chamberlain’s Norway debate in 1940.
