'Prince Harry and Meghan have done more in the last five years to destroy the royal family than anyone has over the past hundreds of years!'

Royal Biographer Tom Bower has ripped into the Sussexes after the Duke has denied he used his memoir, Spare, to 'air dirty laundry'.

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‘Five armed officers dragged Graham Linehan off a flight, detained him for 16 hours, over tweets!’

Toby Young says 'the world woke up' to the state of free speech in Britain after Nigel Farage testified to US Congress.

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'This conversation is looking to mask a disproportionate issue that we have when it comes to foreign nationals committing sex crimes...'

The Centre for Migration Control's Rob Bates hits out at an open letter criticising those speaking out about migrant sexual offences.

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Migration Watch Chairman Alp Mehmet says the student visa system has become a “scam”, allowing hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals to stay in the UK permanently, with over half never going home.

In 2024, nearly half of all UK visas were student visas, and new analysis suggests over 500,000 graduates have remained in Britain after their studies, a number expected to hit 1 million within three years unless action is taken.

Mehmet says lower-tier universities are financially “addicted” to international fees and are being used as backdoor routes to residency. Nigel Nelson joins the discussion on whether UK higher education is selling out its purpose, and its borders.

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France’s political crisis could derail its £800 million migrant deal with the UK.

As French Prime Minister François Bayrou faces a no-confidence vote on September 8, questions mount over the future of cross-Channel cooperation. With the French government in turmoil, could Macron’s migrant agreement with Keir Starmer fall apart?

Nigel Farage is joined by Telegraph columnist Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Kwasi Kwarteng, and Baroness Diane Hayter to discuss the migrant crisis, France’s spiralling debt, and why other European countries are taking tougher action on illegal immigration.

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'I don't think that Labour care to fix the problem.'

Independent journalist Jack Hadfield doesn't believe the Government has any interest in tackling the migrant crisis.

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'People say Israel has a right to defend itself but when it actually does defend itself, they don't seem to support that part of it.'

Co-host of the Triggernometry Podcast Konstantin Kisin reflects on his interview with Benjamin Netanyahu.

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'If one hotel in Epping is breaking the law by filling it with migrants, then every hotel [housing asylum seekers] is.'

Barrister Steven Barrett says the removal of migrants from the Epping Hotel could trigger a chain reaction beyond the government’s control.

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