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Globalist Blair again pushes biometric digital IDs
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is again promoting a controversial plan to give every British person a digital ID. This would entail the utilization of new biometric technology to store a person’s passport, driving license, tax records, qualifications, and their right to work status.
Eurovision Song Contest to be funded by £31m subsidy from taxpayers
As the cost of living crisis really bites, it has been revealed that the UK public will be forced to pay tens of millions of pounds in taxpayer money towards the Eurovision 'joke' event.
Criminal blocked from deportation in 2020 went on to commit MURDER
A migrant saved from deportation following legal challenges by Labour MPs and celebrities went on to commit murder in a horror knife attack, it has been revealed
Ernesto Elliott was due to leave Britain in December 2020, but dodged efforts to remove him.
Deportations Down 51 Per Cent Compared to Pre-Covid
New official government statistics comparing the year to September 2022 to 2019 — because 2020 and much of 2021 were aberrant due to the impact of the 'pandemic' and associated state control measures — show enforced return deportations of foreign nationals fell from the already low figure of 7,198 to a mere 3,531, despite visa overstaying and so-called “clandestine” migration by small boat passengers and vehicle stowaways, for example, both being in the tens of thousands.
Boat Migrants: Sunak's asylum 'amnesty'
Thousands of asylum seekers will be granted right to stay in the UK without checks on their claims as Rishi Sunak makes “amnesty” plan to reduce backlog.
Shamima Begum loses British citizenship appeal as ISIS bride cannot return to UK
Shamima Begum has lost her legal challenge over the decision to deprive her of her British citizenship.
Begum was 15 when she and two other east London schoolgirls travelled to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State (IS) in February 2015.
Migrants Hosted in Free Hotels Up from Under 2,600 to Over 37,000 Since 2020
The number of migrants being hosted in English hotels at the taxpayers’ expense rose from 2,577 in March 2020 to 37,142 by September 2022.
Woke Met Police list Cenotaph and Winston Churchill monument on list of 'contentious statues'
The Metropolitan Police have placed the Cenotaph on a secret list of "contentious statues” prone to attack because of their links to war, imperialism or slavery.
The former Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s statue in Parliament Square and Nelson’s Column are also on the list.
Thousands Protest Against WEF-Backed ’15-Minute Cities’
Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Oxford on Saturday against the World Economic Forum-backed idea of so-called 15-minute cities as the local government announced that it would be trialling such a scheme.