Oliver Partridge
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Migrant crisis: ‘Unqualified’ civil servants fighting asylum appeals as Home Office faces boat surge
Of those, 42 per cent won their appeals, while a further 22 per cent saw the Home Office withdraw its initial refusal and grant refugee…
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Drought declared in six counties across Britain as reservoirs buckle from months of no rain
The Environment Agency’s decision follows a meeting of the National Drought Group, which assessed water availability and the severity of drought conditions across England. The…
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Jeffrey Donaldson: Ex DUP leader jailed for 15 years for child sex offences
Stripped of his knighthood in July, Donaldson was convicted of rape, four counts of gross indecency and 13 counts of indecent assault against his victims,…
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Scotland news: Fisherman who died after boat vanished off Scottish coast named as search continues for crewmates
Police Scotland have asked that anyone who may have any information that could assist emergency services to call 101 quoting reference 3575 of October 13.…
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migrant crisis: Britain’s colossal benefits bill for foreign households could fund pensions for ONE MILLION Britons
The future of the triple lock, which increases the State Pension annually according to a formula involving earnings growth, inflation and a minimum rise of…
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Scientists uncover remarkable detail into 146,000-year-old ‘Dragon Man’ skulls
New research has revealed fresh details about China’s remarkable “Dragon Man” skull, a nearly complete cranium from Heilongjiang Province dating back about 146,000 years. Two…
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Migrant crisis: Isis suspect allowed to claim asylum in Britain and live in taxpayer-funded hotel
Yesterday, Sir Ken McCallum, Director General of MI5, highlighted the security concerns of Islamist terrorism to Britain during a conference speech. He described Iran as…
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Migrant crisis: Four in five new jobs in Britain taken by migrants, damning report finds
The working-age benefits bill is projected to reach £136.1billion in 2026-27 – almost £50billion higher in real terms than in 2019-20. Sir Iain said: “Britain’s…
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Rules restaurant London: Capital’s oldest restaurant frequented by royals and celebrities donated to National Trust
Its famous customers have included Charles Dickens, Charlie Chaplin, Edward VII, David Bowie, Harrison Ford, Liza Minnelli and Madonna. The former king Edward VII is…
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BBC asks judge to order Donald Trump to sit for deposition after last-minute cancellation as part of defamation lawsuit
“Plaintiff chose to file this lawsuit and, in doing so, he accepted the obligations of civil litigation,” the BBC’s motion reads. “The BBC therefore asks…