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This Day in History - 4th June
1704
The birth of Benjamin Huntsman who experimented in steel manufacture at Handsworth, near Sheffield. The local cutlery manufacturers initially refused to buy his steel as it was harder than the German steel they were accustomed to using. Huntsman did not patent his process, and his secret was discovered by a Sheffield iron-founder called Walker who, according to a popular story, got into Huntsman's works in the disguise of a starving beggar asking to sleep by a fire for the night.
Brexit Case Update From Robin Tilbrook
It is infuriating and frustrating to watch the slow car crash that the British Political Establishment are driving Brexit into. The Remainer game plan becomes clearer as more and more Remainers demand a second Referendum.
Trump Will Make Trade Deal If UK Leaves EU
President Donald J Trump has said that he will strike U.S.-UK trade deal once Britain frees herself from the bureaucracy of the European Union.
This Day in History - 3rd June
Migration Committee Want Visa Rules Relaxed
The Migration Advisory Committee has said more migrants should be allowed into the UK to fill certain job roles, in their latest report.
President Trump Lands in UK
Leftie Meltdown Alert: American President Donald J Trump has arrived in the United Kingdom for the President’s State Visit.
Man Found guilty of trafficked girl's rape
Ghamer Sulayman, 23, from Mercia Drive in the city of Birmingham, has been convicted of raping a girl who was taken to Birmingham where she was abused and raped.
7 in 10 knife robberies go unsolved
While the police are out chasing down people who send "mean" tweets, England is in the midst of a Knife Crime academic. The latest figures are shocking!
Lammy: Cleese wrong to 'define Englishness by DNA'
Labour Loudmouth and MP David Lammy said John Cleese’s recent comments about London not being an "English city" anymore were wrong and he should "not to define Englishness by DNA".