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Llanelli spa hotel sacked ALL its staff to make space for asylum seekers
A four-star spa hotel which is reportedly sacking all its staff and cancelling all events is facing legal action.
Migrant crossings resume after week of bad weather
More than 300 people have been intercepted in small boats in the English Channel on Friday, the first to cross in seven days.
RAF proposal to move Dambusters dog’s grave rejected
Councillors have rejected proposals to exhume and relocate a dog buried at the former base of the Dambusters put forward amid concerns about the suitability of the grave’s location once the site is repurposed as accommodation for asylum seekers.
Migrant crossings for June hit highest since records began five years ago
The number of migrants making the journey to the UK in small boats last month hit its highest since records began five years ago.
Military Families Given Just One Week to Leave Homes Earmarked for Migrants
Military families living on a former air base outside the village of Wethersfield in Essex have been left “appalled” after they were given just a week’s notice to leave their homes at a former airbase in Essex to make way for alleged asylum seekers.
The Royal Household: Still too white
Plans to increase diversity in the royal household have stalled over the last year.
In the wake of the royal race row, following accusations by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, officials vowed to increase the proportion of ethnic minority employees and increase awareness and training, both in person and online.
Asylum seeker charged with rape arrived in the UK by dinghy just 40 days ago
A 33-year-old man who has been charged with raping a woman in a Skegness park late at night was staying at a taxpayer-funded hotel believed to be housing migrants.
Matt Hancock Claims Lockdowns Weren’t Strict Enough
Disgraced former Health Secretary Matt Hancock suggested that “more stringent” lockdown measures should have been imposed during coronavirus plandemic.
Theft 'decriminalised' as no cases solved in majority of neighbourhoods
Theft has effectively been “decriminalised” across two-thirds of neighbourhoods in England and Wales, an investigation has concluded.