Police need reminding their job is to serve us, NOT to boss us about_Nhy
In far too many countries, the word ‘police’ is not a reassuring one. Even in civilised European nations the police are regarded by many law-abiding citizens with dislike and mistrust. In less happy lands, corruption and brutality are horrifyingly normal…
Chief Scout and former SAS man Bear Grylls nearly became our US envoy, diplomatic sources claim_Nhy
TV adventurer Bear Grylls came within a whisker of becoming Britain’s Ambassador to Washington, diplomatic sources have claimed. He is said to have been on a shortlist of three for the job, which went to former Labour minister Peter Mandelson. The other…
Death of a neighbourhood: Fury as uni students who don’t pay council tax and host noisy parties turning suburban street into a ‘family-free ghetto’ … as Labour council allows one of last remaining houses to become ‘multi-resident’ digs_Nhy
Fuming homeowners have slammed noisy youths for turning their charming street into a ‘family-free ghetto’ filled with undergrads who hold regularly raves. Sunbury Avenue, in Newcastle’s beloved Jesmond area, was once a Victorian terraced street bubbling with families but now…
After ‘Thought Police’ called on grandmother over online criticism of Labour councillors at heart of WhatsApp scandal… Imagine the police response if Helen had reported a burglary, writes LEO MCKINSTRY_Nhy
The flag of liberty is flying low in modern Britain. The country that introduced Magna Carta, pioneered parliamentary democracy and defeated Nazi tyranny has seen an alarming erosion in free speech. Censorship by the institutions of the state is becoming…
BMW pauses £600million plan to make electric Minis in Britain over ‘uncertainty’ in industry – months after Vauxhall bosses blamed Labour’s EV mandate for death of Luton car plant_Nhy
BMW has paused a planned £600million investment in its UK car manufacturing plant because of uncertainty in the industry. In 2023, it was announced the Mini brand would be made all-electric by 2030 with production due to start in Oxford…
Knock knock, it’s the Thought Police: As thousands of criminals go uninvestigated, detectives call on a grandmother. Her crime? She went on Facebook to criticise Labour councillors at the centre of the ‘Hope you Die’ WhatsApp scandal exposed by the MoS_Nhy
In a chilling clampdown on free speech, two police officers pay a visit to a grandmother – simply for criticising Labour politicians on Facebook. Detectives were last night accused of acting like East Germany‘s feared Stasi secret police for quizzing Helen Jones over her…
Cost of paying civil servants in the Housing Ministry balloons by £20 MILLION in five months_nhy
The cost of paying civil servants has ballooned under Angela Rayner in just five months, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The total spent on staff in the Housing Ministry and its associated quangos has gone up by £20 million since Ms…
Q&A: What are Labour’s plans on AI and copyright? Who will be affected? All you need to know about the Big Tech proposals alarming the creative world_Nhy
The Daily Mail has launched a major new campaign to protect Britain’s creative industries from the threat of AI – backed by senior figures from the worlds of music, media, film and publishing. Ministers are proposing to change existing laws…
Tories warned they may get fewer new Lords after trying to block Labour’s attempt to kick the last hereditary peers out of the upper House_Nhy
The Tories have been warned they could get fewer new peers amid attempts to block Labour‘s reforms to the House of Lords. The Government is currently engaged in a battle to eject the remaining 92 hereditary peers from the upper chamber. Lord Strathclyde,…
Stagflation fears rise as firms slash jobs thanks to Reeves Budget debacle_Nhy
The devastating impact of Rachel Reeves‘s Budget was laid bare yesterday as research suggested Britain faces a new era of stagflation. In yet another blow to the Chancellor, a damning report showed firms are now slashing jobs at the fastest pace since the…