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‘If we are losing control to the extent that children can’t go to schools…then where is the COBRA meeting? Where is the Prime Minister?’
Tory peer Lord Kulveer Ranger reacts to the ‘breakdown of civil order’ in Middlesbrough.
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Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was murdered in 2023, condemns Nottinghamshire Police after they failed to inform her of the threat posed to her family by a mentally ill man.
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A grooming gang survivor has warned that Labour is “repeating the same old mistakes” by refusing to release migrant crime data which could help identify patterns and prevent further abuse.
Fiona Goddard, who was abused from the age of 14, was speaking to GB News after being forced to move following the early release of one of her tormentors from prison.
“These types of crimes have impacted my life, as well as many others,” Ms Goddard began.
Ms Goddard was one of 18 victims and relatives to sign a letter urging Justice Secretary Alex Norris to publish figures detailing the nationalities of offenders in England and Wales between 2018 and 2024.
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'There is something abhorrently immoral about the British state providing more to illegal migrants than they do for the British taxpayer.'
Laila Cunningham fumes at the luxury conditions migrants are being afforded in asylum accomodation.
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'Nearly half of all social housing in London has gone to households who are headed by someone who is not born in Britain. That is not fair Barry, that is a disgrace.'
Matt Goodwin and Barry Gardiner clash over Reform's social housing policy.
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'There are people in this country that are scumbags. That does not give us an excuse to justify importing a load more.'
Reform UK Councillor Jaymey McIvor hits back at former political advisor Jo Phillips in a heated discussion over Labour's sexual abuse pamphlet to migrants.
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