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Vaccine Mandate for NHS Staff to Be Introduced by Spring 2022?
The government is believed to be announcing next week that the covid vaccination will be mandatory for the NHS’s more than one million staff members in England, according to reports.
Boat migrant crossings last month SIX TIMES higher than Oct 2020
New figures this week have shown a near sixfold increase in the number of migrants crossing the Channel compared to October last year.
Home Office Admits to Losing Track of Over 900 Foreign Criminals
The British Home Office has lost track of over 900 foreign criminals, many of whom the government has failed to enact deportation orders against.
Christian events could be banned under new Police Bill
Prayer vigils and other peaceful gatherings could be put at risk by the new Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill, according to a group of faith leaders.
France Says Leaving EU Should be ‘More Damaging than Remaining’
The escalation in tensions in the English Channel between France and the UK over fishing rights may in fact be a symptom of a wider dispute over Brexit, with French Prime Minister Jean Castex admitting that Britain should be punished for leaving the European Union.
First World War soldier finally laid to rest in Ypres service
Generations of family members have held a poignant funeral service for an English soldier who died more than 100 years ago.
Test and Trace an 'eyewatering' waste of taxpayer cash
The £37billion NHS Test and Trace service has been an 'eye-wateringly expensive' failure, a damning report by MPs reveals.
Bedtime stories go woke!
From Little House On The Prairie to Dr Seuss, bedtime reading for children is rapidly becoming a battlefield with classic stories slapped with 'trigger warnings' for 'harmful content' or popular authors such as Enid Blyton 'cancelled'.
Cambridge University give 'trigger warnings' on Dr Seuss
Classic children’s books in a Cambridge University archive will in future be labelled with ‘trigger warnings’ for ‘harmful content relating to slavery, colonialism and racism’.