A deal between the UK and France to try and stop asylum seekers crossing the Channel has come into effect on December 1st. The new agreement was signed a few days earlier by the Home Secretary, Priti Patel and the French Interior Minister Gerald...
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Once again the British public is being held at gunpoint by an incompetent government, leading us into a parade of chaos and economic ruin, just one month away from when the UK’s transition period ends. The “Little England” mentality that has...
Self-isolation exemptions are a supposed feature of the UK Government’s Winter Plan to control the spread of Coronavirus across the UK. This comes after Conservative MP, Jeremy Hunt urged the Prime Minister to implement ‘freedom passes‘...
Over the last two decades, the Home Office have deported thousands of Black Britons to Jamaica. The latest deportation flight to Jamaica, still scheduled for tomorrow, will see 50 more people separated from their families right before Christmas...
The UK and Canada have struck an interim agreement to continue trading under the same EU’s Comprehensive and Trade Agreement (CETA) trade deal after Brexit. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Canadian counterpart, Justin Trudeau sealed the deal...
The case of the Stansted 15 received huge attention a few years ago, partly because of the daring nature of the actions carried out by the group of fifteen activists, but also because of the peculiarity of the charges they received – charges which...
The UK government is to end the funding of projects aimed at reducing the bullying of LGBT+ children in English schools. In another government U-turn, the decision contradicts an earlier promise to carry on investing in school initiatives to reduce...
Student nurses and midwives at the University of Manchester are facing a wave of undue stress after being informed their annual £2000 bursaries would be revoked. In a letter sent only to a small number of student reps, the student nurses who have...
