After overseeing months of thousands more illegal boat migrants landing on British beaches, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced that his government would throw more money at the problem, committing an additional £75 million to various initiatives, none of which include sending the boats back to France.
Illegal crossings of the English Channel hit a new record for the year as nearly a thousand migrants were brought ashore by British authorities after setting sail from the French coastline.
At least 12 people, mostly women, have been killed in an unseaworthy boat attempting to gain access to the United Kingdom’s southern border.
Labour Party government in Britain is reportedly considering plans to encourage police forces to once again record so-called “non-crime hate incidents” en masse.
The Labour Party government’s plan to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants will reportedly see thousands added to the country’s welfare rolls.
A survey of UK Labour Party voters found that a majority think that the government should work to reduce immigration into Britain, putting further pressure on fledgling Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The new Labour Party government in Britain is reportedly planning on treating “extreme misogyny” in the same manner as terrorism
Hero who tackled a knifeman during mass stabbing of children strongly criticises the PM’s handling of riots that followed.
Plurality of Britons think the PM is handling the unrest in England badly, and a majority think the political class as a whole is failing.
British television network forced into defending output after senior member of the government took soft-ball questions from her own husband.
Appalling violence seen in recent days is a symptom of a broken democracy, Brexit leader Nigel Farage makes implicit.
The tenderfoot Labour government announced that mosques will be offered “emergency security” protection amid the national unrest and riots over mass migration.
The riots in England over the mass stabbing attack on a children’s dance party continued on Friday evening in Sunderland.
Since the new Labour Party government came into power earlier this month, over 3,000 illegal boat migrants have crossed the English Channel.
Newly British interior minister accused of double standards after responding with fury to a riot following a mass stabbing of young children.
Riots broke out in the English seaside town of Southport after the gruesome mass stabbing left three young girls dead and 10 wounded.
The UK government has been warned that more politicians may be killed amid the increasingly tense climate surrounding the Middle East conflict.
The new Labour Party government is reportedly considering a scheme to release some criminals free early to reduce prison overcrowding.
Sir Keir Starmer vowed to cut immigration in a promise to the British public ahead of the general election but refused to commit to a specific target.
People smuggling gangs are making up to £1.6 million per day facilitating illegal boat migrants to break into Britain.
Half of all UK asylum seekers who claimed to be children since 2020 have turned out to be adults, with dozens being over thirty years old.
As the Conservative Party delays their own plan to send illegal migrants to Rwanda over the ongoing race for PM, Labour has declared that they will see the scheme into the ground once they gain power.
Education Secretary Nadhim Zawahi was forced to flee a university as he was berated by leftist activists over his views on gender.
The number of police on foot patrol has fallen by a third over the past five years, despite Boris Johnson’s pledge to bolster police ranks.
Three people have been stabbed to death while sitting in a park in Reading, England. OK – so when do the protests start?
The House of Lords and the Queen have signed off on the Cooper Bill which will force Prime Minister Theresa May to seek a Brexit delay and stops the UK leaving the EU in a clean break.
A parliamentary bill aimed at blocking a No Deal Brexit rammed through the House of Commons in just four hours is now in the House of Lords, where it is expected to be rubber-stamped in an equally truncated debate.
Brexiteers have reacted with fury after Remainer MPs rammed a bill delaying Brexit and blocking No Deal through the House of Commons in four hours with a majority of one — and the help of a convicted criminal out from prison on licence.
Labour’s Yvette Cooper is pushing a bill that would stop the UK leaving the EU in a clean, no deal by forcing another extension of Article 50.
If British MPs succeed in delaying Brexit at an amendment vote due to take place Tuesday evening, the country may be forced to hold EU elections to select MEPs this year.
A group of Remainer MPs will attempt to stop a no deal Brexit by starving the Treasury of funds which could lead to “total paralysis” of the Government.
Well-worn phrases familiar to Britain’s political discourse with metaphorical allusions to combat and Medieval politics have come under sudden assault from supporters of the European Union as they seek to defend the Prime Minister, presently a strong bulwark against a true Brexit, from plotting Tory colleagues.
Emboldened by a vote to block a clean Brexit in the Lords Wednesday night, anti-Brexit MPs, including leading Tories, have backed a bid to force a vote on keeping the UK to tied to the bloc’s Customs Union and its rules.
MPs have demanded that tech firms be fined tens of millions of pounds for failing to remove ‘hateful’ material from their websites.
Yvette Cooper has announced that MPs will look into how social media companies can censor a “tide of hate”, and strongly implied that freedom of speech should mean freedom from criticism in remarks ahead of a new inquiry into “hate crime”.
Feminist MPs in Britain are worried about unkind messages on social media. Perhaps they should learn how to use the block button.
In an extraordinary display of egotistical progressiveness, Sir Ian McKellen OBE has said he wants there to be a gay pig on the Peppa Pig children’s cartoon… called Ian. The BAFTA winning and Emmy award nominated actor, famous for his roles as
Over the course of this weekend we have heard no end of left-wing politicians and media commentators taking to the airwaves to claim that the British public overwhelmingly support Britain accepting more migrants into the United Kingdom. But frankly, the
Labour’s leadership candidates have taken to the stage during the latest party debate to attempt to outflank one another and outflank the Prime Minister David Cameron on the European Migrant Crisis. Jeremy Corbyn’s main thrust was that he didn’t believe
Acting party leader, Harriet Harman, has said Labour should “listen” to the electorate and “not oppose” Tory benefit cuts. Activists and candidates in the leadership race – apart from unpopular Blairite Liz Kendall – have reacted with revulsion to the
