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50 youths with weapons fight on Dorset beauty spot
A mass brawl broke out on a Bournemouth beach just a day after two children tragically drowned at the site.
Labour council staff take the knee
Four Labour managers at Salford City Council, Greater Manchester, took the knee outside their headquarters to mark the third anniversary of George Floyd’s death.
RAF told to 'stop choosing useless white male pilots'
The RAF has ordered staff to to stop selecting “useless white male pilots” for training courses, a leaked email has revealed.
Boss of trans charity Mermaids repeatedly overruled GPs
The boss of a trans charity referred children to the NHS Tavistock gender clinic – even when their GP had repeatedly refused to do so, documents have revealed.
Migrants refuse to be rescued by French warship...wait for the English!
Fifty migrants packed into a floundering rubber dinghy in the Channel were picked up by a Border Force vessel in Thursday after refusing to be rescued by a French Navy warship.
Jaguar Land Rover-owner chooses Brexit Britain over Spain
Britain is set to win a battle with Spain to host a giant car battery plant in Somerset, which will create 9,000 jobs.
The chairman of Tata Group, who owns Jaguar and Land Rover, is due to fly to London next week to finalise the deal.
Official immigration figures to top 700,000 TODAY
Long-awaited statistics are expected to show another huge spike in net migration in 2022, likely to more than 700,000, after the year to June saw a record 504,000.
Christian teacher banned from profession for not using a pupil’s preferred pronouns
A Christian teacher, previously suspended for addressing a 'transgender boy' as ‘her’ says he’s ‘devastated’ to be banned from teaching.
Remembering Fusilier Lee Rigby
On the afternoon of 22 May 2013, a British Army soldier, Fusilier Lee Rigby of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, was attacked and killed by Islamist terrorists Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, southeast London.