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BLM Statue Toppling: Colston Four Case Found Not Guilty
Four protestors accused of tearing down Robert Colston’s statue have been acquitted after jurors were told by a defence lawyer to be “on the right side of history”.
Border Force refuse to implement migrant crossing plan
The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) representing border and immigration officials, said its members were ready to take strike action over the Home Secretary's migrant "push back" plans. The policy would see officials look to redirect migrant boats in the Channel to move them back into French waters.
Lithuania Paid Migrants €1,000 to Return Home
The Lithuanian government has paid 98 illegal migrants €1,000 ($1,130) each to return to Iraq.
Rotherham police not recording ethnicities of suspected child abusers
Police have been accused of once again failing the victims of grooming gangs after an investigation found that the force at the centre of the Rotherham scandal was still not recording the ethnicities of suspected child abusers.
Three times as many migrants crossed Channel in 2021 compared to 2020
Happy New Year
To all of our supporters, we wish you a very happy New Year. May you spend it with your family, safe and comfortable; for after the revelry, the fight for England resumes.
Number of Fake ‘Child’ Migrants in England More Than Triples in a Year
The number of “child” migrants found to be lying about their age in England has more than tripled in just a year, official figures have revealed.
New EU Law Would Allow Seizure Of Private Property During Pandemic Emergencies
The European Union is reportedly drafting legislation that would allow Brussels to take private property in the event of a pandemic emergency.
Learning remotely increases risk of depression and anxiety in older schoolchildren
Learning online, rather than in a classroom, comes with an increased risk of depression and anxiety for older schoolchildren, according to a new study.