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Quarter of councils pushing schools to teach biased race theories
One in four councils is promoting ‘highly contentious’ race theories in schools, a major report warns this week.
Elderly man is forced to sleep on ground of a Bath church amidst a 12 hour ambulance wait
An elderly man has been forced to sleep on the ground of a Bath church as he waited a gruelling 12 hours for an ambulance to arrive.
People smugglers who brought TEN THOUSAND migrants to England are arrested in dawn raids across Europe
A 'highly lucrative' smuggling operation which illegally shipped 10,000 people across the English Channel has been crushed following the 'biggest ever' internationally coordinated crackdown of its kind, spanning five European countries.
Baby names 2022: Muhammad claims the top spot AGAIN
A list of the top 100 names for baby boys and girls in the UK has been released by BabyCentre which gives an insight into the on-trend names parents are turning to this year.
Drivers handed record 8.6 million parking tickets by private firms in a year
In the latest war on drivers, British drivers were handed a record 8.6 million parking tickets by private companies in just 12 months.
The rate of tickets being issued reached an average of 23,000 every day between April 2021 and March 2022, analysis of Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) data by the PA news agency found.
ISIS 'Beatle' set to be deported back to UK
Aine Davis, from Hammersmith, West London, could be deported back to the UK within weeks, as he approaches the end of a prison sentence in Turkey.
He was convicted of membership of ISIS in 2017 and sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison, following his arrest by Turkish security forces two years earlier.
Census: English Population Hits All Time High, Driven Mostly By immigration
The population of England and Wales has hit a new all-time high according to the first statistical release of once-in-a-decade census, the statistical agency saying the majority of population growth is due to immigration.
Deportations of foreign murderers at record low
Human rights challenges have halted efforts to deport convicted murderers.
Figures released by the Home Office revealed the number of Category A foreign criminals and highest harm immigration offenders deported in the last year have dropped to 956.
Bespoke GPs, dentists and NHS plans for 1,500 migrants
England's first asylum camp is set to be equipped with their own dedicated GPs and dentists under new NHS plans.
Dubbed Guantanamo on Ouse, the 1,500 migrants aged 18 to 40 will be housed on a former RAF base in Linton-on-Ouse in north Yorkshire.