We owe Britain’s fallen more than remembrance
Nigel Farage on the importance of honouring the memory of those who fought and died for Britain.
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Farage visits the battlefields of the Somme and Ypres to tell the stories of the men who gave their lives for Britain.
Nigel Farage on the importance of honouring the memory of those who fought and died for Britain.
Reform-led Kent County Council has voted to end taxpayer-funded translation services for non-English speakers.
Matt Goodwin on how historical guilt and endless concessions have left Westminster unwilling to put Britain first.
Foreign nationals and charities handed £1 billion in taxpayer funding piled pressure on Labour to abandon tougher settlement rules.
Young foreign nationals are twice as likely to be unemployed as young Brits.
Nigel Farage on why career politicians are terrified that Reform UK’s government will change the system.
Burnham is reportedly preparing to bow to EU demands and ditch plans to speed up the deportation of European criminals.
Angus MacIntyre joins Reform UK after 40 years in the Armed Forces.
London’s fare-dodging crackdown has yielded just five penalty fares a day and fewer than one arrest a day on average across the capital’s transport network.
Labour’s conversion therapy ban could turn ordinary family conversations about gender into a matter for the courts.
Two crossed in small boats. One came in the back of a lorry. Reform would deploy the Royal Navy to stop illegal Channel crossings.
The Senedd voted down Reform’s bid to end overseas spending. Now Plaid is looking for fresh projects to bankroll under its £300,000-a-year aid scheme.
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