Poll: Should wealthy areas house more migrants? PM says yes
Prime Minister Andy Burnham insists wealthy areas must 'play their part' in housing asylum seekers, amid a revolt in Piddington over plans for 1,250 migrants at a former military site.
Category : Liberties
GB News interrupted for breaking migrant alert – the British taxpayer will be furious
GB News was interrupted by a breaking alert revealing British taxpayers spent a record £28.4 million on translators for non-English speakers in court in 2025.
Hale hotel among 13 asylum seeker hotels shut
The Britannia Ashley Hotel in Hale is one of 13 hotels no longer housing asylum seekers, as the government confirms closures saving taxpayers £51 million.
Clacton by-election: 15 candidates answer Metro's questions
Metro asked all 33 Clacton by-election candidates the same 10 questions. 15 replied, including Nigel Farage, Count Binface, and independents. Read their answers.
Labour migrant hypocrisy exposed as mega-dinghy chaos continues
Esther McVey warns of 'national emergency' as record 230 migrants cross Channel in one mega-dinghy, claiming UK has 'lost control' of borders.
Omar: Trump Could Surveil Opponents Despite ICE Vow
Rep. Ilhan Omar warns Trump may surveil political opponents despite ICE pledge, citing past abuses and urging vigilance.
Russians told to stay inside during Putin visit
Residents in Novosibirsk, Siberia, have been told to stay inside and away from windows for security reasons during Vladimir Putin's visit, his first since 2018.
200,000 small boat arrivals: Is it an invasion?
Paul Baldwin argues that over 200,000 small boat arrivals since 2018 constitute an invasion, citing a recent boat with 230 migrants and comparing to the Great Heathen Army.
Trump flees to secret plane amid Iran assassination fears
Chilling footage shows Donald Trump speaking to reporters moments before he secretly escaped to another plane amid fears Iran was plotting to kill him.
Grande-Synthe migrant camp Q&A with Michael Knowles
Express reporter Michael Knowles visited the Grande-Synthe migrant camp with Lee Anderson, witnessing hidden supply networks and channel crossing dynamics. He answers your questions in a live Q&A.
Welsh village in shock as asylum seekers moved into new homes
Residents of Gronant, Flintshire, say they were not told that 13 of 15 new homes would house asylum seekers, sparking anger and claims of betrayal.
UN Calls for Release of Brit Dad in Dubai Jail
The UN urges Dubai to free British dad Ryan Cornelius, 72, whose sentence was extended by 20 years, fearing he'll die in prison.
Readers debate IPP sentences and prison overcrowding solutions
Readers propose freeing IPP prisoners to ease overcrowding, debate prisoner-built prisons, and discuss seagull intelligence and military border control.
Farage and Yusuf Unveil Prison Plan After Botched Week
Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf unveiled a 16-page plan to send foreign prisoners abroad, following a week of failed announcements.
Legal rights when someone opens your letters and parcels
Opening someone else's post can be a criminal offence under the Postal Services Act 2000, but context matters. Know your rights and when to involve authorities.
Record 230 migrants arrive on single small boat in UK
A record 230 migrants arrived in the UK on a single small boat, breaking the previous record of 165 set in July. The Home Office confirmed the vessel's arrival in Dover, highlighting increased smuggler risks.
Farage in talks to send UK foreign criminals to El Salvador
Reform UK unveils plan to deport all foreign nationals from UK jails, with talks to send them to El Salvador prisons, freeing space for serious criminals.
Farage to unveil plan to deport foreign prisoners
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will announce plans to remove all foreign nationals from British prisons to end overcrowding and stop early releases, including talks with El Salvador.
Albanese criticized for 'beautiful melons' remark about Japan PM
Australian PM Anthony Albanese faces backlash after joking about Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's gift of a melon, with critics calling it 'sexist' and 'ungracious'.
MP backs Joe Fagan for Scottish Labour leader
Joani Reid MP endorses Joe Fagan to become next Scottish Labour leader, citing his character, local roots, and stance on North Sea oil.
Farage: Deport Foreign Prisoners to End Jail Crisis
Nigel Farage proposes deporting foreign prisoners to ease overcrowding and avoid early releases, plus building Nightingale prisons.
Dozens protest at RAF Barnham over asylum seeker plans
Dozens of protesters gathered outside RAF Barnham in Thetford after anti-immigration disorder in the town. The Home Office is considering using the site for asylum seekers.
JK Rowling Funds Lawsuits for Women's Sex-Based Rights
JK Rowling's fund backs legal cases to enforce biological sex ruling, as NHS and councils resist. Women face discrimination for beliefs.
Netanyahu rejects Trump's 15-point Gaza disarmament plan
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Donald Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, insisting the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
Asylum fast-tracking risks wrongful deportations, charities warn
Charities urge Home Secretary to pause new asylum interview process, warning it could lead to wrongful deportations of torture and trafficking survivors.
Farage: France Will Have to Lump It Over Migrant Plan
Nigel Farage warns France will have to accept Reform UK's plan to return small boat migrants to France, despite French objections.
US accused of meddling in UK politics with $500k grant
The US embassy in London offers grants up to $500,000 for 'public education' programs, sparking accusations of interference in British domestic politics.
Andrew Neil Slams Burnham Over £3trn Debt - 'He Can't Count!'
Andrew Neil accused PM Andy Burnham of basic arithmetic failure and reckless economic thinking over his procurement policy, questioning how he'll handle the £3 trillion national debt.
Terror Police Investigate Ann Widdecombe
Counter-terror police are investigating comments made by Ann Widdecombe during a GB News appearance, sparking a formal complaint.
Argentina Immigration Operation Video Sparks Debate
A video showing an immigration operation in Argentina has emerged, prompting discussions on enforcement and human rights. The footage captures the raid's moments.
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