Michael Portillo questioned why more Brexiteers were not “gloating” about the ongoing EU financial and political crisis. The Times Radio host noted the two points he would make about the EU crisis if he was still in a cabinet position today. In July, the
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The new points-based immigration system is unlikely to affect the NHS – but salaries in social care must rise, the former chair of the Migration Advisory Committee has said. Priti Patel, the Home Secretary, has just revealed the details of the scheme, which include
Business leaders have praised the Chancellor for his “bold” measures, pledging to work with the Government to boost jobs and growth. Stephen Phipson, chief executive of manufacturing organisation Make UK, said: “Industry will applaud the Chancellor’s bold intent which will spur the process of rebuilding
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Failing to make up the education time lost as a result of the pandemic will cause social unrest and unprecedented youth violence, a former schools watchdog has warned. Cautioning over the “profound” consequences for society, Sir Michael Wilshaw stressed the need for a large-scale
President Trump walking from the White House to St. John’s Church on June 1. Gen. Mark Milley (far right), chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was among those walking behind the president. Milley says his presence was “a mistake” that he has learned
Senior Conservatives have hit back after more than 30 Labour MPs from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds accused Priti Patel of trying to silence debate by “using” her own experience of racism. The 32 MPs, including Diane Abbott and Clive Lewis, expressed their
___ SALVATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA South Carolina’s Feb. 29 primary gave Biden a much needed comeback. It was the first heavily African American state to have a say, and 64% of African American voters supported Biden. The state’s voters were more enthused about restoring
