
UK Tax Office Defies Court Ruling on Gender and Toilets
Internal guidance encourages staff to choose facilities by gender identity, clashing with a judgment that confirmed single-sex protections in law.

Internal guidance encourages staff to choose facilities by gender identity, clashing with a judgment that confirmed single-sex protections in law.

A bank holiday surge saw 860 arrivals from across the Channel, deepening Britain’s migration crisis under the Labour government.

In her first interview since release, Lucy Connolly insists she was punished for her views, not her words, and calls for reform of Britain’s justice system.

The UK government will challenge a court order forcing migrants out of the Bell Hotel in Epping, amid rising public anger and local council resistance.

Event promoted as a march through a “horrific Zionist area.”

More than 111,000 asylum applications were filed in the past year, the highest since records began in 2001.

From fish suppers to Farage shirts, Labour’s scattergun attacks on Reform UK reveal more panic than policy.

Offshore Energies UK says Labour’s ban on new licences and windfall taxes will wipe out thousands of skilled posts and drive investment abroad.

Hungary has already banned the band from performing, citing antisemitism and praise for terrorist groups, while British prosecutors now press their own case.

Judges shut down the Bell Hotel in Epping, opening the door for councils nationwide to evict asylum seekers from hotels.