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More than 1,700 people cross Channel in small boats this past week
New analysis of the number of migrants arriving in the UK show that 18,288 Channel migrants have made the crossing by small boat so far this year.
Migrant sexually assaulted underage girls and raped a 12-year-old boy after arriving in France
An Afghan migrant who sexually assaulted underage girls and raped a 12-year-old boy after arriving in France told a court: 'In my country it is normal to have sex with young boys'.
Mohammed Rahman Arsala was jailed last year for raping a 12-year-old boy.
How WFH 'is killing off our thirst for pints'
Working from home is killing demand for the traditional British pint, says the boss of pub chain Wetherspoons.
Tim Martin says the recovery in sales of draught ales, lagers and ciders following the pandemic is lagging behind other drinks in his 861 pubs.
WEF proposes ‘space bubbles’ to block sun’s ‘rays’ in fight against ‘global warming’
The World Economic Forum posted a video to social media saying scientists are considering launching a “Brazil-sized” raft into space to reflect some of the sun’s rays to counteract so-called global warming.
“MIT scientists say ‘space bubbles’ could help reverse climate change,” opens the recently uploaded video titled “Could a Brazil-sized space raft help reverse global warming?”
Manchester Uni Clamps Down on ‘Gendered’ Words Like Brother, Dad, Husband
Manchester University has become the latest in a long line of British educational institutions to try and impose woke language codes on students and staff.
“At Manchester, we embrace and celebrate difference and respect. We support each other to create an environment where everyone is able to reach their full potential,” the woke university’s so-called “inclusive language guide” pompously declares.
Who Is To Blame for Rampant Inflation?
If you think inflation is bad now, just wait until the autumn. Household electricity and heating prices are going to rocket even higher when the energy price cap is raised again. Food prices are going through the roof as well. No-one is going to escape the pain and, for some, the answer to the question “Heat or Eat?” is going to be “Neither”, with food shortages threatening to kick in on top of prices.
Boat Migrants: More than 3,600 made journey in July
Several hundred migrants are estimated to have been brought ashore in Ramsgate on the first day of August, taking the overall number of Channel crossings to the UK this year to 16,389.
Britain pays China £23m a year to store PPE
Tons of personal protective equipment (PPE) for Britain’s healthcare workers is being stored by China at a cost of £23 million a year.
Cost of Living: Oil giant BP lastest to report bumper profits
Energy giants Shell and Centrica announced their annual profits last week, and now BP prepare to present their own set of bumper profits too.
The oil giant is expected to have made far more than twice of what it pocketed in profit a year ago.