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Andrea Leadsom says Brexit ‘apologists’ MPS should leave PPA Over the next few months running up to next year’s election, you will hear the same words trotted out by Sir Keir Starmer and Labour frontbenchers – “make Brexit work”. They will try to persuade you […]
Nigel Farage says Labour has made ‘big mistake’ over migrant plans Nigel Farage warned Sir Keir Starmer has made a “very, very big mistake” over his new plans to tackle the small boats crisis. The Labour leader pledged to treat people smugglers like terrorists and […]
American XL bully dogs will be banned by the end of the year following a surge in vicious attacks, Rishi Sunak has promised. The Prime Minister said he was horrified by recent incidents including the death of Ian Price, 52, and said the breed was […]
The city of Denver is poised to pay $550,000 to settle a lawsuit by a man who lost an eye after police shot him in the face with a projectile during the 2020 protests. Approval of the city’s settlement agreement with Russell Strong is on […]
Mark Harper explains why Sadiq Khan is wrong on ULEZ Sadiq Khan will be making eight London boroughs 20mph compliant-zones for motorists – and the deadline has been brought forward by five months. The London Mayor has recently ruffled feathers in the city thanks to […]
PMQs row over prison escapes Some Conservative MPs have been mulling over whether they need yet another change of leader, the polls appear to be bleak for the Tories with Labour’s 21 point lead, yet Rishi Sunak keeps smiling. Among the inner circle of the […]
Joe Biden tells press conference in Vietnam he’s ‘going to bed’ As Democrats become increasingly frustrated with President Joe Biden’s falling poll numbers, political experts have told Daily Express US that Vice President Kamala Harris is being thrown into the spotlight. Biden did not participate […]
More than 20,000 asylum seekers have crossed the Channel this year A significant influx of migrants arrived in small boats last week after making the hazardous journey across the English Channel. According to data analysed by PA more than 2,000 people made the risky trip […]
A former top civil servant at the Foreign Office has admitted revealing to ministers and colleagues that he voted Remain. Lord Simon McDonald said he was attempting to comfort colleagues left “tearful” at the result of the 2016 Brexit referendum, despite the Civil Service code […]
Tory Justice Secretary Alex Chalk refused to answer a simple question on the BBC four times this morning. Following the escape, and eventual recapture, of terror suspect Daniel Khalife, the Government is coming under fire for understaffing and overcrowding at his London prison. Star presenter […]