Home Office to ban Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir Security minister Tom Tugendhat said the Islamic fundamentalist organisation ‘encourages and promotes terrorism’ The Independent UK · Jan 15, 2024
A global day of protests draws thousands in London and other cities in pro-Palestinian marches Children have joined thousands of other demonstrators making their way through central London for a pro-Palestinian march, part of a global day of action against the longest and deadliest war between Israel and Palestinians in 75 years The Independent UK · Jan 13, 2024
UK government admits Rwanda has ‘issues with its human rights record’ Assessment comes despite claims by Rishi Sunak that Rwanda is safe when making case for asylum policy The Guardian - UK · Jan 11, 2024
Tories call on Elon Musk for election help, claiming X is biased Some Conservatives claim Community Notes favour the Left Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Yet another asylum farce: Migrant camp condemned by home secretary moves ‘torture victims’ into hotels Exclusive: Crisis evacuation of some 100 migrants from a camp that Priti Patel said was unfit for purpose and James Cleverly promised to close, government forced to reveal to Independent The Independent UK · Jan 8, 2024
Swearing is becoming more acceptable, experts claim F*** and s*** are the UK’s most commonly used swear words The Independent UK · Jan 6, 2024
‘Cool, calm, precise’: how Mishal Husain became the interviewer politicians dread Before she started on the Today programme it was rare for the main interview to be done by a woman The Guardian - UK · Jan 6, 2024
Swearing is becoming more widely acceptable, linguistics experts claim Swearwords increasingly used for emphasis and to build social bonds, rather than to insult, say academics The Guardian - UK · Jan 6, 2024
World's First Digital Rape Sparks Metaverse Crime Legislation Debate A digital rape of a UK teenager in the metaverse world has sparked a debate about whether police should investigate virtual crimes and the need for better legislation to deal with such perverts taking advantage of technology. International Business Times UK · Jan 4, 2024
One year on, is Rishi Sunak fulfilling his five promises to voters? Prime minister pledged to halve inflation, grow economy, cut national debt, lower NHS waits and ‘stop the boats’ The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2024
A year on from Sunak’s five pledges, here’s the report card In today’s newsletter: Guardian experts assess the government’s progress on the prime minister’s key promises The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2024
UK police begin first-ever investigation into sexual assault in the metaverse A teenage girl was allegedly assaulted in VR by multiple other users. PC Gamer · Jan 3, 2024
Statistics watchdog to investigate Sunak’s claims about clearing asylum backlog The prime minister had claimed that the government have cleared the asylum backlog – despite nearly 100,000 cases remaining The Independent UK · Jan 3, 2024
Jimmy Dimly lights our way to the glorious gospel of Rish! The home secretary, faithful apostle of an unerring PM, imparted new principles of truth for a new year to his doubtful listeners The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2024
The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2024 Radio 4 presenter stuns listeners after swearing seven times in one minute during James Cleverly interview Mishal Husain challenged the home secretary over his own alleged use of the swear word ‘s***’ during Tuesday’s ‘Today’ programme
The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2024 Rishi Sunak engulfed by row over ‘false’ asylum statistics as 100,000 migrants still stuck in backlog Labour accused the PM of ‘barefaced lie’ after figures showed 4,500 so-called legacy claims are still outstanding
The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2024 Cleverly says UK asylum backlog cleared as almost 100,000 wait for decision Figures show 98,599 people awaiting a decision, as ministers face questions over unresolved ‘legacy’ cases being counted as cleared
The National (Scotland) · Jan 2, 2024 Top Tory fumes at BBC presenter as she grills him on 's***hole' comment THE Home Secretary was left fuming with a BBC presenter as she questioned him on previous accusations he had labelled an English town a “s***hole…
Evening Standard · Jan 2, 2024 Restaurant and building trades targeted in more raids on illegal working, says Home Secretary James Cleverly James Cleverly admitted the Home Office does not keep track of asylum seekers who leave Britain
The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2024 James Cleverly apologises for joking about spiking his wife with date rape drug A testy home secretary batted off questions about his recent controversial remarks, telling a BBC presenter ‘you need to do better research’
The National (Scotland) · Jan 2, 2024 James Cleverly dodges Michelle Mone question in BBC interview HOME Secretary James Cleverly dodged a question on the PPE controversy surrounding Michelle Mone and her husband during an interview with the BBC.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2024 No 10 refuses to follow Cleverly in setting end of 2024 as target date for ending all small boat crossings – as it happened Downing Street refuses to endorse home secretary as he says his aim is to reduce number of people crossing Channel on small boats to ‘zero’
The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2024 Cleverly admits ‘awful’ joke could have distracted from work to tackle spiking Home secretary says his remark about putting Rohypnol in wife’s drink ‘clearly caused hurt’
Evening Standard · Jan 2, 2024 James Cleverly sorry for date rape 'joke' and defends Home Office work on spiking drinks Rohypnol comment was latest in line of off-colour remarks by the army reservist
The National (Scotland) · Jan 1, 2024 'Bleak': Experts condemn Rishi Sunak's first Twitter post of 2024 STEPHEN Flynn has joined the voices condemning Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after his “bleak” first post on Twitter/X in 2024 ...