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£1,200 pay rise needed to keep up with inflation

Britons need a £1,200 pay rise to keep up with inflation despite the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate easing last month, according to experts.


Abortions surge past record 250,000 in a single year

A record 252,122 abortions were recorded in England and Wales in 2022, with Britain's cost of living crisis to blame, according to charities.


Church of England appoints independent agency to investigate racist incidents

Race Equality First has been appointed to review the Church of England’s systems for handling racist incidents.


Ringleader of grooming gang jailed for further 12 years

The convicted ringleader of a Muslim grooming gang has been jailed for a further 12 years after another brave victim of historic sex crimes came forward.


BBC Gardeners' World expert warns of 'horticultural appropriation'

Everyone knows that gardening enthusiasts need to beware of greenfly and invasive plant species.


9 million in UK skip meals to get by

A Christian anti-debt charity has highlighted the millions of UK households struggling financially as a result of the cost-of-living crisis, as Rishi Sunak declares UK inflation is back to "normal."


Mass Migration Responsible for 30 Per Cent of Rent Spike

Between mid-2021 and the end of 2023, rent rose in Britain by an average of 30 per cent, of which migration contributed 11 per cent, according to a breakdown from the Capital Economics research firm. Putting the rise into context, during the entire ten years before the plandemic, rent only rose by 26 per cent.


Courtrooms Look to Ban Wigs for Being ‘Culturally Insensitive’

Courts in England are reportedly looking to scrap the requirement for barristers to wear traditional wigs amid claims that they discriminate against lawyers with “Afro-Caribbean hair”.


Majority of Public Believes Migration Leads to More Crime

The majority of the British public thinks that migration is correlated with a rise in crime while just three per cent believe that it results in a reduction of crime, a survey found.