By Giuseppe De Santis This article highlights the government’s troubling disregard for our soldiers by prioritising individuals who should not even be in the UK. This situation raises critical questions about how resources and support are allocated, as those who ...
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By Isobel MacLeod UK – October/November 2025 The final week of October and the start of November have placed the UK’s legal and immigration systems under intense scrutiny following a wave of high-profile, violent crimes across the country. The incidents, ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It’s already bad enough that the Government is doing nothing to stop migrants arriving by boat and accommodating them in hotels at taxpayers’ expense. Taxpayers may have to pay nearly £60 million for the treatment of ...
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By David Furness The Appeal Court rules that the rights of asylum seekers come before the rights of native British People! Epping Forest District Council had recently won a High Court ruling that the Bell Hotel in Epping should not ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The length and breath of the United Kingdom, local residents are protesting the government’s decision to use hotels to accommodate asylum seekers. Notably, there have been continuous protests in Epping, Essex. These demonstrations have gained significant ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis With the subject of migrants being hosted in hotels being top of the news agenda after protests in Epping, Norfolk, and East London, another story highlights the madness of the UK’s immigration system. The practice of ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It’s a well-known fact that the Labour Party wants to swamp Britain with immigrants, and the extent of this treachery is appalling. In this context, the Government has requested landlords to accommodate asylum seekers, with private contractors ...
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by Giuseppe De Santis Two stories from last week illustrate why Britain should leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). These cases highlight the misuse of the ‘right to a family life’ provision under Article 8 of the ECHR, ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis It’s a stark reality that the government’s preference for spending on refugees over assisting native Britons in need is a clear injustice. The sheer magnitude of benefits awarded to those who shouldn’t even be in the ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Recently, mainstream media reported three stories that underscore the pressing need for the UK to exit the European Convention on Human Rights, given its significant impact on our nation. The first story is about a Polish ...
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