Asylum hotels and other accommodation will cost the taxpayer £15 billion over 10 years – £4 million a day and more than triple the Government's original estimate, the National Audit Office has revealed.
The Conservatives have slumped to just 17% in the latest YouGov poll, a joint record low, following the party's terrible performance in the local elections last week as leader Kemi Badenoch tells MPs she will move quicker.
Nigel Farage has said Reform councillors are refusing to do training on climate change and diversity after the party's local election surge saw it take control of 10 councils and win more than 600 seats.
Keir Starmer has been accused of putting British workers last after it emerged that employers who hire Indian workers are to be given a major tax break under Labour's new trade deal.
A defiant Nicola Sturgeon has refused to apologise to women for her self-ID gender policy after the Supreme Court ruled trans women are not women, saying "trans lives could become unliveable".
Friedrich Merz, leader of the German conservatives, was humiliated in Parliament today as he failed to win a majority in a secret ballot to become Chancellor. Turns out selling out to the Left has consequences.
Reform has announced a ban on 'woke' flags being flown by councils under its control, with party Chairman Zia Yusuf saying its 10 councils will only be allowed to fly the Union Flag and the St George's Cross.
Almost 200 professors and lecturers have written to the Government criticising DEI plans to link research funding to "robustly" promoting diversity, saying they are a serious risk to research quality and academic freedom.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
All new vaccines in the US are to undergo placebo testing instead of being tested only against other vaccines or drugs, under instructions from Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Britain’s green energy subsidies have added an estimated £280 to households' energy bills, research has found – despite Ed Miliband pledging at the election to cut bills by £300.
Benefits claims by refugee households have increased by 33% in a year as costs surge above £1 billion for the first time, Government data show – and that's before the recent record small boats arrivals begin to claim.
