17 h. ago Kemi Badenoch says Britain MUST get more oil and gas out of the North Sea amid fears 80% of fossil fuels will need to be imported by 2030

Kemi Badenoch vowed to bring 'common sense' to the Net Zero drive as she addressed an industry conference in Aberdeen.

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3 d. ago Arsenal forced to pay £1.4million due to contract clause on star who joined Liverpool

Arsenal banked £35million when selling Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool which remains their biggest sale, but the Gunners had to cough up £1.4m of that fee thanks to a particular contract clause

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3 d. ago How much state pension could rise as some could be forced to pay tax

The state pension is set to increase in April 2026 based on the triple lock guarantee

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3 d. ago Fears that Britain could be forced to pay for French 'maritime intervention force' to intercept small boats and escort them away from England 

The radical plan would see fast patrol craft surrounding the dinghies packed with passengers, who would then be 'guided back to French ports, in the safest manner possible'.

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4 d. ago REAL BRITAIN: 'I used to help asylum seekers, now I live in fear of being deported'

Edel Anabwani came to the UK to study for her PhD - but after a paperwork error, she lost her job and now relies on the kindness of neighbours to feed her

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4 d. ago Britain's sizzling summer sparks cider shortage fear for boozers

Drink producer Thatchers says it has started the earliest ever harvest due to hot weather but apples are only ‘two-thirds’ their normal size

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4 d. ago Britain’s canalboat nomads fear new rules will sink their way of life

Britain’s canalboat nomads fear new rules will sink their way of life  The Washington Post

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5 d. ago Lotus to sack nearly half its UK workforce with 550 jobs at risk amid fears it could quit Britain

The company has launched a consultation process to determine how many roles out of the 1,300-strong workforce at the factory in Norfolk will be affected.

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6 d. ago Jacob Fearnley: How nervy Scot made it to second round of US Open as next opponent confirmed

Fearnley provided bright end to a disappointing day for Britain

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6 d. ago French plans to intercept migrant boats at sea are now 'in jeopardy due to political crisis in Paris'

Under current rules, French authorities are prevented from tackling a migrant boat once it has entered the water, unless a vessel is in distress.

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7 d. ago Plan to intercept small boats threatened by potential collapse of French government

The French interior ministry has said it would implement the law change ‘this summer’ but concerns of delays have been raised

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7 d. ago The Guardian view on Nigel Farage’s mass deportation plan: Trumpism in a union jack | Editorial

Reform UK’s leader isn’t offering border control. He’s dismantling democratic constraints and replacing them with fear and authoritarian fictionNigel Farage wants you to believe Britain could deport 288,000 people annually. That’s nearly 800 a day – 30 times the current rate of asylum-related returns. This is a fantasy concealing his real aim: to destroy public trust in democratic institutions, crush legal constraints and turn fear into power. Mr Farage isn’t trying to fix the asylum system. In fact, he wants to dismantle the political framework necessary to achieve that goal: the treaties, parliamentary conventions and centuries of legal protections. In their place, a Reform government would operate by executive fiat cloaked in nationalist rhetoric.“Operation Restoring Justice” is a louder, more extreme version of Rishi Sunak’s failed 2023 strategy to detain everyone, deport everyone and process no one. This led to a backlog of unheard asylum claims, spiralling hotel costs and publ...

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8 d. ago British Army faces criticism despite a historic payout over Kenyan wildfires

Britain's government has agreed to pay millions to Kenyans to settle a lawsuit after its military forces lost legal immunity in Kenya

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1 week ago Met makes 100 arrests ahead of Notting Hill Carnival in bid to deter trouble

The force carried out ‘intelligence-led interventions’ and has seized weapons.

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1 week ago Commuters could be forced to pay hundreds of pounds extra to travel to work as train fares may jump by 5.8% next year

The Government has not confirmed how it will determine the cap on regulated fare rises in 2026, but this year's 4.6 per cent hike was one percentage point above RPI in July 2024.

Economics

2 w. ago Inside the 'dark side' of tourist destination where a British woman was forced to pay thousands to rescue animals from 'death camp for dogs'

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Former military woman Claire Steele was brought into the 'dark side' of the nation, where dogs endure the most horrific conditions at the hands of people.

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2 w. ago Man 'sold by girlfriend' for £10k tortured and forced to scam people 20 hours a day

The man lost dozens of pounds and his hearing due to the savage treatment he received at a scam compound in Myanmar and his family were forced to pay a hefty ransom for his return

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2 w. ago ‘Divorce left me £14k in debt as a single mum but now I own my own home'

The 42-year-old felt her life was over and was forced to use her pension to pay off some of her debts

Economics

2 w. ago The West must not be frightened by dictator Putin, warns Britain's head of Armed Forces

In a rare and hard-hitting intervention, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin - the head of Britain's Armed Forces - urged NATO to be 'assertive in every domain', from nuclear weapons to cyberspace.

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2 w. ago New Jersey mom was mortified when toddler broke cafe’s $1,600 table. She claims she ‘wasn’t allowed to leave’ until she handed over credit card

The owners of Hazelnut Cafe deny asking Kathy Denman to pay for table and said she was never forced to stay in the restaurant

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