Britain’s Home Secretary has blamed the “tofu-eating wokerati” in Britain for causing the widespread climate crazy protests currently blocking major roadways in the country.
UK Police forces are de facto engaging in the decriminalisation of cannabis without government approval, with charges for possession of the drug falling to a record low.
Chief constables in England and Wales signed a pledge to send officers to all burglaries after coming under fire for not policing real crimes.
Liz Truss’s closing speech at her Party’s conference was disrupted by green ultras unfurling a banner attacking the govt’s fracking policy.
Migrants that illegally cross the Channel should be prevented by law from applying for asylum in the United Kingdom, said Suella Braverman.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she that she wants to reduce net migration to the UK down to the tens of thousands to fulfill Brexit.
In a potentially major backlash to the #MeToo movement, the UK may grant anonymity to suspected criminals to prevent “trial by media”.
Despite initial claims to the contrary, Albanian migrants who illegally enter Britain on small boats will not be sent home if they claim asylum, the UK Home Office has now admitted.
Britain’s New Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, is reportedly urging the country’s Prime Minister to finally cut down on record immigration into the UK.
The Home Office is refusing to comment on the illegal migrant crisis after a new yearly record was set this week due to the Queen’s death.
The number of illegal migrant crossings on the English Channel have hit an all-time yearly high, with 2022 already shredding last year’s total record.
Britain’s new Home Secretary is reportedly mulling the implementation of more measures designed to curb the ongoing English Channel migrant crisis.
Suella Braverman, one of the most right-wing candidates to replace Boris Johnson, has been appointed by victor Truss as Home Secretary.
Britain’s new leader is widely expected to appoint a diverse senior cabinet team around her, but one that will miss one major UK demographic.
Making a pitch to be in the next UK govt, Attorney General Braverman issues a warning to schools forcing trans ideology in the classroom.
Suella Braverman has ordered officials to “scrap” diversity training sessions and has vowed to take on the “woke witch trials” in Britain.
Five candidates now remain in the race to replace Boris Johnson after Brexiteer Suella Braverman was eliminated on Thursday.
Corporations including Coca-Cola and Amazon have called on the Conservative leadership candidates to continue Boris Johnson’s green agenda.
Eight candidates have recieved the requisite support from fellow MPs to enter into the first round of voting to replace Boris Johnson.
Britain’s Environment Secretary has told climate campaigners that the Conservative Party will continue pushing net-zero regardless of its new leader, despite some candidates claiming to oppose the current government’s green agenda. The UK’s so-called “Conservative Party” will keep pushing climate
Conservative Party bigwigs looking to take over from recently ousted Boris Johnson have suddenly begun pushing for “red meat” tax cuts, despite previous talk of having to hike charges over COVID.
Five rape gang predators may have their “unduly lenient” sentences for the abuse of a girl in Keighley, West Yorkshire increased by the Court of Appeal.
The newly-appointed Attorney General Suella Braverman has said that the British people and its elected representatives must be able to “take back control” of power from the British judiciary.
Dozens of Jamaican criminals whose deportation was blocked by judges at the last minute included a knife killer and a rapist, prompting anger from government figures tired of the “farce” of judicial review.
Forty-three Brexiteer Tory MPs are set to vote against any amended EU-approved exit treaty put to the House of Commons, and are urging Boris Johnson to take the UK out of the EU on October 31st without a deal.
The UK could be legally bound to pay a massive £39 ($52) billion Brexit ‘divorce bill’, even if the European Union (EU) is uncooperative and refused to negotiate a future trade deal, a Brexit minister has admitted.
