Shabana Mahmood | The European Conservative

You’re Not Free if the Government Holds the Leash

Jake Welch October 11, 2025

The freedom to protest either exists or it doesn’t, and much like freedom of expression, any attempt to restrict or define the confines thereof negates the principle itself.

Flowers and a tribute featuring a bee and a Star of David near Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue in Crumpsall, north Manchester, on October 3, 2025, following an attack at the synagogue yesterday.

Starmer Chose Islam Over Britain and Now We See the Consequences

Frank Haviland October 3, 2025

The bodies of the slain are not even cold, and yet the pro-Palestine brigade are on the streets of Britain, celebrating their deaths.

UK Government Offering Sex Abuser and Killer Migrants €2,300 to Leave the Country

Michael Curzon September 24, 2025

The criminal migrants are handed pre-loaded bank cards and advised to withdraw the cash on landing.

“One in, One Out”: First Returns Under UK-France Agreement

Rebeka Kis September 13, 2025

More than 30,000 migrants have crossed the Channel to the UK this year.

UK Threatens Visa Cuts for Countries Refusing Migrant Returns

Rebeka Kis September 8, 2025

The warning follows Five Eyes talks on cracking down on smuggling gangs, sharing criminal data, and curbing illegal migration routes.

Shabana Mahmood, then Britain’s Justice Secretary, leaves after attending a cabinet meeting in London on March 26, 2025.

Starmer To Shift Migrants to Barracks

TEC News September 7, 2025

Amid rising pressure to address illegal migration, the UK PM plans to shift asylum-seeking military-age males from hotels to disused military sites.

British Home Office Launches New Asylum Taskforce

TEC News September 6, 2025

Labour promises to reorganise its governance, creating ways to reduce the use both of asylum hotels and welfare support for the UK’s migrant population.

President of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) Siofra O'Leary leads a hearing in Strasbourg on April 9, 2024.

‘Matching Today’s Challenges’: Growing Calls for ECHR Asylum Rule Reform

Michael Curzon June 19, 2025

Not all campaigns for change are sincere, but they could still result in it becoming easier to deport foreign criminals.

Britain Promises ‘Chemical Castration’ for Sex Offenders

TEC News May 22, 2025

While the government seeks ‘tough on crime’ headlines, commentators looking below the surface are wary of the potential for yet another political shambles.

UK Ministry of Justice Seeks Differential Bail Conditions

TEC News April 4, 2025

Despite claiming to oppose it, Labour keeps on pushing for two-tier justice.

Tag: Shabana Mahmood

You’re Not Free if the Government Holds the Leash

Starmer Chose Islam Over Britain and Now We See the Consequences

UK Government Offering Sex Abuser and Killer Migrants €2,300 to Leave the Country

“One in, One Out”: First Returns Under UK-France Agreement

UK Threatens Visa Cuts for Countries Refusing Migrant Returns

Starmer To Shift Migrants to Barracks

British Home Office Launches New Asylum Taskforce

‘Matching Today’s Challenges’: Growing Calls for ECHR Asylum Rule Reform

Britain Promises ‘Chemical Castration’ for Sex Offenders

UK Ministry of Justice Seeks Differential Bail Conditions

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