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Birmingham and Leicester Become Minority-Majority Cities
England's second-largest city Birmingham, and the multicultural hub of Leicester, have joined the ranks of minority-majority cities in England, according to last year’s census results.
Ministers AXE plans to turn migrant boats around in the Channel
Plans to use ‘pushback’ tactics against small boats in the Channel have been ditched by the Home Office, the immigration minister confirmed this week.
Two arrests over foiled attempt to smuggle migrants to UK across Channel on speedboats
Police have arrested two people in Nottingham as part of a National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation into a foiled attempt to smuggle migrants to the UK using a speedboat.
The move comes after an operation on October 30 during which Belgian police stopped a high-powered rigid hulled inflatable boat leaving the coast near the town of Nieuwpoort in Flanders.
Census shows fewer people in England and Wales describe themselves as white and under HALF are Christian for the first time
England and Wales are becoming less white and Christian, according to new official data that reveals a snapshot of modern Britain.
Speed cameras rake in £250m as record 7,600 drivers a day are caught
Drivers were left almost £250 million out of pocket last year after speed cameras snared a record number of motorists.
Number of foreign criminals released onto English streets reaches record high
The number of foreign criminals released from jail to walk Britain's streets has reached a record high of almost 12,000.
Cost of living: Pet rescue turn away nearly 50 animals in one day due to soaring demand
A pet rescue charity in Birmingham has turned away nearly 50 animals in one day alone, due to the demand being so high.
From their homes, Sophie and Mel started Pepper's Pet Rescue and care for up to 80 rescues at once, including cats and rabbits.
Cost of storing covid PPE has soared to £770,000 per day
Covid lockdown was ‘COMPLETE FAILURE of government’
It's not just us who think and say it...The Government had no right to impose a lockdown during the Covid pandemic and embarked on “radical experiment with human life” without Parliamentary scrutiny, according to former Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption.