
The new immigration hot potato: How the ECHR was hijacked by the right
We should have learned from Brexit, which weakened Britain in every sense. Now the same voices want to abandon the ECHR. We know where that road will lead.

We should have learned from Brexit, which weakened Britain in every sense. Now the same voices want to abandon the ECHR. We know where that road will lead.

“Is this an AI hallucination?”

“The worst pro-Brexit book ever written.”

Reducing keffiyeh wearers to “coffee shop socialists” sporting a “fashionable cause,” ignores the real and diverse communities that stand in solidarity with Palestine.

84 percent of regular GB News viewers believe net migration has increased when it’s really falling.

A 12-year-old Jacob Rees-Mogg professed his undying love for money, Margaret Thatcher, and his own future political ambitions.

What’s emerging isn’t a single youth movement but a fractured political landscape. Some are turning left, others veering hard right, but most are turning away from ‘traditional’ parties altogether.

“Too busy enjoying those Brexshit benefits.”

The Mail is selling the dream of European life it helped eliminate, to readers trapped in the post-Brexit reality it championed.

“Free speech, anyone?”