The Home Office pamphlet issued to asylum seekers on rape, child sexual abuse and domestic violence was weak and timid. It will achieve little to …
The Home Office’s feeble asylum guidance shows Britain is still a soft touch on migrant crime
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We need to talk about Afghan sex offenders
"The evidence is clear – Britain’s lax border security and dysfunctional asylum system has made society less safe for its female citizens." My latest @spikedonline.https://t.co/ZSPWayKHjW …
China is selling mega-dinghies by the dozen and Britain’s sanctions mean nothing
The UK slapped sanctions on a Chinese boat manufacturer for fuelling the people-smuggling trade – but it is continuing to advertise large inflatable vessels. To …
Sadiq Khan is wrong. Britain is the best place in the world to be a Muslim
The Mayor of London would do well to put the tribal identity politics aside. Where would British Muslims find a better package of political rights, …
Young male migrants are tearing apart the fabric of our villages and towns
The small-boats crisis has been hugely disruptive of local civic life the length and breadth of the country. This includes East Anglian market towns inhabited …
The visa loopholes are still there and Britain is still paying the price
Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) managers classified as highly-skilled – just like professional aeronautical engineers. Protected occupations include DJs, poets and magicians. Welcome to the …