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Axel Rudakubana's transfer to Broadmoor is sickening. But here's the real reason why the move adds insult to injury
Britain's justice system is broken and in need of total overhaul, writes Reform UK's Home Affairs spokesman
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OpinionThe mega-dinghy is proof the gangs are one step ahead. Labour's illusion of control is all but shattered
Far from smashed, as the Labour Party promised, the gangs are evolving, writes the Research Director for the Centre for Migration Control
OpinionAndy Burnham is already on borrowed time. Forget 10 years, he's got months – and he knows it - Paul Embery
Andy Burnham must be willing to take his party into areas where for too long it has been afraid to set foot, writes the trade union activist and author
OpinionI've crunched the numbers. Here's why Andy Burnham's honeymoon handouts don't add up
All three of the new Prime Minister's announcements are just more of the same, writes the independent economist and Economics Fellow at the IEA
OpinionToday, common sense showed its rare face. But make no mistake, systemic anti-white racism is rife in Britain
In modern Britain, some lives and some grievances matter more than others - it’s about time this is called out for what it is, writes conservative thinker Aman Bhogal
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Queen Elizabeth II was the final bulwark against the forces now destroying Britain
Four years after her passing, the challenges facing my mother country have multiplied, writes the US columnist
Five years ago, Harry and Meghan sat down with Oprah. Now, she's paying for it
One is left to wonder whether Oprah has come to regret the side she chose, writes the US columnist
‘I want to see Trump win US election' Farage says 'for the safety of the western world - we need Donald'
Nigel Farage shares his support for Donald Trump at the 2024 US Presidential election
Labour thinks early release is a joke. PC Harper's killers must rot behind bars
Having been failed by the criminal justice system once, Andrew’s family are about to be failed again, writes the former Home Secretary
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There is one silver lining in Andy Burnham's mess of a new Cabinet. The absence of Lord Hermer
Lord Hermer was responsible for many of the last government’s most destructive policies - the Tory MP writes
I'm a former Met detective, here's my plan to end the entirely unsatisfactory prison crisis
I have a solution to the entirely unsatisfactory prison crisis that we face, writes the former Met detective
'Unfunded' is one of the deadliest words in politics. Make no mistake, tax rises are coming
At risk of stating the bleeding obvious, you can’t bank savings from money that never existed, writes the former Chief of Staff to the Chancellor
Labour doesn't want you to see these unsettling migrant figures. It reeks of a cover-up
'The new justice secretary, Alex Norris, must not be fearful of rocking the multicultural boat, writes the social integration expert
‘I’m no Donald Trump cheerleader but Boris Johnson is right to call this court verdict a political hit job’ claims Mark Dolan
Mark Dolan shared his view on the Trump verdict
‘The Trump guilty verdict should terrify us all – America was already divided. Now it is on fire,’ writes Bev Turner
Trump was found guilty on all counts by a New York jury on Thursday