The Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips programme featured Michael Gove, who conveyed the government’s position on the Rwanda bill. Gove emphasized that an early general election is not being considered because ministers are confident that the bill will be approved by MPs. He described the emergency legislation as a tough but proportionate measure. This signals
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Front-of-house workers at renowned West End theatres have voiced their concerns about the deteriorating behavior of audiences, citing a surge in assaults and abuse. In stark anonymity, these employees shared disheartening anecdotes of drunken spectators projectile vomiting during performances, the discovery of used condoms in the stalls, and instances where ambulances were called to tend
Author Omid Scobie has recently been under scrutiny after an early draft of his book allegedly named the members of the Royal Family who expressed concerns about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son. Previously, Scobie denied submitting a version of the book that included the names. However, he now suggests that
The UK and US governments have taken firm action against Russian hackers involved in compromising the private communications of high-profile politicians and civil servants. This article discusses the cyber attack carried out by the “Star Blizzard” group, a subordinate of an FSB cyber unit, which targeted individuals in an attempt to interfere in British politics.
Robert Jenrick, the former immigration minister, has shocked the government by resigning from his position. In a public announcement on social media, he cited “strong disagreements” with the government’s policy on Rwanda as the reason for stepping down. This surprising turn of events has raised questions about the direction of the government’s immigration strategy and
A pregnant woman in Aberfan, South Wales, was the victim of a “targeted attack” in broad daylight, leaving her injured but thankfully not in life-threatening condition. The incident took place on Moy Road just before 9.10am in the morning, sending shockwaves through the local community. As news of the attack spread, local schools and childcare
The UK government is set to announce a series of measures aimed at reducing the unprecedented levels of legal migration in the country. Home Secretary James Cleverly is expected to reveal these new policies in a speech to the Commons, addressing concerns over the rising number of skilled foreign workers and the strain on the
A Tory MP, Bob Seely, has called for a change in the law to strip the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of their titles amidst the royal racism row. Seely condemns what he calls “poisonously insidious” claims against senior members of the royal family and seeks to update wartime powers that would allow Prince Harry
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced the tragic death of British soldier Major Kevin McCool in Kenya. The 32-year-old soldier passed away while off duty on November 29th. Major McCool had a distinguished military career, serving in various regions including Europe, the Middle East, the Falklands, and Africa. According to The Telegraph, he was
Over 200 retired rugby players, including England’s World Cup winner Phil Vickery and former Welsh fly-half Gavin Henson, have launched a lawsuit against three of the sport’s governing bodies. They are suing World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union (RFU), and the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) over alleged failures to protect the health and safety of