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Govt latest bid to give impression of being tough border control lasted less than a week, as migrants leave an accommodation barge.

Northern Ireland´s top police officer apologized Thursday for what he described as an “industrial scale” data breach.

Farage has voiced a clear warning over the pitfalls of the cashless society, citing the treatment of the Canadian vaccine mandate protesters.

Ukraine says it considers all Russian transport vessels in the Black Sea legitimate targets, the “weakest link” in Russia’s supply lines.

Lee Anderson, the bullish Conservative lawmaker has underlined the whole point of accommodating migrants on a converted barge.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said that “crooked” lawyers who help illegal migrants game the asylum system will face “life sentences”.

The British Museum has been evacuated and and a man was arrested following a stabbing outside the museum on Tuesday morning.

There have been no repercussions after Britain’s Royal Air Force was found violating equality laws by discriminating against white men.

Germany to reclassify some federal debt servicing as ‘defence related’ to boost its headline figure, a report claims.

Trying to disincentivise Channel boat crossings, UK looks to the final rocky outcrops of the former empire for unappealing but safe housing. 

German police have lost track of a suspected trafficking “kingpin” after he exploited an EU human rights loophole to be freed from prison.

The Loch Ness Centre is calling for “budding monster hunters” to join the largest search for the Loch Ness Monster since the 1970s.

Around 21,000 illegal migrants entered the UK without being detected on the backs of lorries, ferries, or through airports last year.

Ramaswamy may be the young blood conservatism needs and could be a profitable Trump VP, longtime MAGA ally Nigel Farage has said.

Banks are working with credit agencies to roll out “word checks” of customers, Brexit’s Nigel Farage tells Breitbart.

Russia drone striking Ukrainian infrastructure on the Danube River just 200 meters (220 yards) away from the Romanian border, the UK says.

An illegal migrant from Eritrea has been given a 13-year extended sentence for a series of “sinister” sexual assaults on women in Brighton.

The fact farmers haven’t been able to tend their land in warzones for a year and a half blamed for the slow progress of the counteroffensive.

Some 47 per cent reported their children’s “socio-emotional development” got worse during the pandemic, and just 16 per cent said it improved.

Protesters scaled PM Sunak’s historic country home, draping it black in a protest against the government allowing new oil drilling this week.

Banker staff at Monzo, which previously refused to open an account for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, branded Conservatives as “evil” and “ugly”.

Ukraine has summoned the Polish ambassador over “unacceptable” comments made about Kyiv’s gratitude — or rather, a perceived lack thereof.

The average number of migrants per English Channel smuggler boat hit an all-time high last month, analysis of government statistics reveals. 

In an attempt to quell the firestorm that erupted over its decision to debank Nigel Farage, Coutts has offered to reinstate his accounts.

Since Nigel Farage he went public last month there has been a steady drumbeat of prominent figures revealing they too had been debanked.

Nigel Farage has officially launched a campaign to take on the big banks and to take on the politically-inspired debanking of citizens.

Nigel Farage has a unique ability to steer politics that other political parties “could only dream of”, an outsider’s perspective reflects.

The tide may to be turning on Britain’s “woke” banking culture with government action after Brexit leader Nigel Farage’s revelations.

“Without significantly slowing down the population growth driven by sky-high net migration, the housing crisis will never be resolved.”

The CEO of Coutts, the exclusive bank that terminated Farage’s accounts for political reasons has said he bears “ultimate responsibility”.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said NZ would be welcome to engage in the landmark pact counterbalancing China’s rise in the Pacific.

Nigel Farage has said he will continue to act on behalf of the “tens of thousands” of people in the UK who have already been ‘debanked’.

The Tory government is preparing legislation to prevent political debanking and protect freedom of speech from activist lenders.

There is a “realistic possibility” Russia will deploy a task force to intercept civilian ships as part of a blockade, UK intelligence says. 

NatWest Chief Executive Dame Alison Rose resigned on Wednesday morning, triggered by the attempted debanking of Brexit leader Nigel Farage.

Multiple law offices have reportedly instructed illegal migrants to make up stories of hardship and persecution to game the UK asylum system.