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Pete Hegseth criticised after comparing migration to D-Day invasion
The comments were described as“a special kind of loathsomeness: a blend of historical deafness, grotesque stupidity and comically ludicrous self-importance.”
Spectator columnist mocked for admitting: “Once we Brexiteers get our Irish passports, we can go anywhere”
For critics, the article perfectly encapsulates what they see as the defining contradiction of Brexit: supporting the removal of freedom of movement for everyone else, while enthusiastically pursuing personal routes back into the EU when the consequences become inconvenient.
Keir Starmer vows to fight any leadership contest saying it is his ‘duty’
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said that he will fight any leadership contest should one be triggered, insisting he would […]
Half of Brits now want second Brexit referendum – including a quarter of those who voted Leave in 2016
New Ipsos polling shows that support for a second referendum is growing
Reform council comes under fire for stirring division over Pride events
A local MP has said she is "deeply saddened and appalled" by the Reform council’s decision to remove Pride displays from local libraries
Reform council chair quits over Islamophobic tweets and support for far-right groups
Maurice Eglin is facing calls to also step down as a councillor