🚨BREAKING: 25 inflatable boats destined to be used to carry up to 1,700 illegal immigrants across the English Channel have been seized at East Midlands Airport, the National Crime Agency says
Late last night, a beautiful 11-year-old girl, named locally as Miya Deamer-Jones, was reported missing from Elmley Castle, a quiet village of around 500 people in Worcestershire.
This morning her body was found beside the cricket club.
West Mercia Police are treating her death as unexplained. No arrests have been made, and once again we are asked not to speculate. But why does the death of a child barely make the mainstream news these days?
There was a time when this would have been on every front page in the country.
Tonight a family is living through the worst thing that can happen to anyone, and a small village where everybody knows everybody is in shock.
A little girl lost in the night should stop a nation in its tracks.
Instead, we have grown used to headlines about children like this, and we should never be used to them.
We should be furious that this no longer shocks us. I know I am.
Rest in peace, little one.
🚨 LABOUR HAS BLOOD ON ITS HANDS.
A prisoner who was freed early under Labour's release scheme has gone on to stab a mum-of-two to death. Robert Sabat, 59, is due to be sentenced after stabbing Dickiesa Nurse to death in London. Sabat had previously been in prison for harassment and knife offences, but was let out early under a previous round of Government releases.
EXCLUSIVE: Andy Burnham donor is vice-chair of UAE parliamentary group.
It has emerged that a key funder of Burnham’s Makerfield campaign serves on the board of the United Arab Emirates APPG.
Growing questions for the PM on Abu Dhabi connections. Here’s what I’ve discovered:🧵
Burnham is laying on Presidential motorcades for invading men.
Using the force of the state to impose unvetted men from countries that hate Britain onto British communities.
Crushing dissent.
He deserves to be crushed at the ballot box.
THIS IS A FUCKING PISS TAKE.
£235m to Ukraine.
£225m to Ethiopia.
£270m to Sudan.
£171m to Afghanistan.
£145m to Syria.
£143m to Somalia.
£144m to Yemen.
£130m to Palestine.
£117m to Nigeria.
£100m to Pakistan.
And the list goes on.
Meanwhile, British families are struggling. British pensioners are struggling. British workers are struggling. British people are homeless, living in temporary accommodation and relying on food banks just to get by.
As of March 2026, 135,580 households in England were living in temporary accommodation, including 86,460 households with children.
And yes, the UK provides overseas aid for humanitarian and development purposes. The government spent £13.0 billion on Official Development Assistance in 2025.
But here’s the question I think every taxpayer has the right to ask:
WHEN DO WE START PUTTING THE PEOPLE WHO PAY INTO THIS COUNTRY FIRST?
I don’t believe helping people overseas means we shouldn’t care about people here.
But when British citizens are struggling to survive while billions of pounds are being spent overseas, people are absolutely entitled to question the priorities of government.
Our country. Our taxpayers. Our communities. Our future.
We should never be afraid to demand that Britain looks after its own people.
🚨BREAKING: A British court jailed an ex-boxer for saying, on video, that young white girls are being raped by grooming gangs.
Derek Heggie, 41, from Carlisle, was sentenced to 10 months and two weeks for two YouTube videos posted in August 2024, during the unrest after Southport. One video had nearly 500,000 views.
The BBC reports the court heard that, in videos referring to Muslims, Heggie said “young white girls are being raped by these grooming gangs.” The judge called the comments ill-informed and potentially dangerous, and said he wanted them heard by many.
He pleaded guilty to sending a grossly offensive communication. Britain has spent years documenting grooming-gang cases. He still went to jail for saying it out loud.
🚨NEW: The Manchester Mill outlet has obtained notes from 2018 showing a senior official at Labour-run Manchester council warned staff:
"You don't criticise the council's relationship with the football club [Man City] in this organisation and hope to survive"
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Would you support Traitor Trials? A national justice project to hold to account all those in positions of power who abused their role to push an anti British agenda?