Government ‘could send asylum seekers abroad for processing’
According to Government plans, asylum seekers can fly to Ghana or Rwanda to avoid Channel crossings by migrants. This was the claim made today. According to reports, ministers are preparing…
Couple, aged 62 and 67, have fostered 144 children in 21 years
A couple, aged 67 and 62, have raised 144 children over 21 years. They say that it is the most satisfying thing they’ve ever done and it has changed their…
Far-right French presidential hopeful Eric Zemmour found guilty of provoking racial hatred
The far-right French firebrand hoping to become his country’s new President was today found guilty of provoking racial hatred by calling child immigrants ‘thieves, rapists and murderers’. Eric Zemmour, 63,…
Kazakh friend of Prince Andrew forced to resign from business lobby in Kazakhstan
A Kazakh oligarch who paid £3million over the asking price for Prince Andrew’s marital Sunninghill Park estate has been forced to resign as the head of a leading business lobby…
Space: Asteroids could be approaching Earth undetected thanks to quirk of the planet’s rotation
Some asteroids can ‘sneak up’ on us thanks to a quirk of the Earth’s rotation that makes them seem like they are barely moving — making them hard to detect.…
Giant moon rocks that sank through to its mantle could have produced an intermittent magnetic field
A study claims that rocks in the lunar mantle could be the answer to why the magnetic field of our moon satellite seems to have been present at one time.…
Bourne Grammar School forced to reschedule mock A-Level exams after pupil leaks question papers
A mock A-Level exam was cancelled by a grammar school after one of its students leaked mark sheets and papers. Bourne Grammar School, Lincolnshire, said that they immediately began an…
Woman who survived 9/11 opens up on attack of the Twins Towers
After her friend died in South Tower fire, a 9/11 survivor has spoken out about how she lost the ability to look at photos of the attacks for over ten…
Ex-BBC chairman Lord Grade warns £159 licence fee is ‘too much money’
A former BBC chairman today warned the £159 licence fee was ‘too much money’ as he suggested BBC2 and BBC4 could be abolished to cut costs. Lord Grade was the…
Fascinating collection of 1920s ‘life-coaching’ posters have come to light
We are not here to pander to the snowflakes Up for auction are motivational posters dating back to the 1920s, which encouraged workers to work hard and included advice such…