The Home Secretary has warned the current level and pace of immigration poses an “existential threat” to the West’s way of life.

During a speech in the US she said British culture could disappear without curbs on migration.

Lockdown caused 'long-lasting and era-defining' harm to children, which was preventable, experts say in a report submitted to the Covid Inquiry.

A New York Judge has ruled that Donald Trump repeatedly committed fraud by over inflating his wealth by as much as $3.6 billion to get loans to build his real estate empire.

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🔸Braverman: 780 million eligible for asylum

🔸Calls for reform of UN Refugee Convention

🔸Russell Brand: Met Police probes multiple claims 

🔸Sunak alarmed by runaway cost of HS2

🔸Armed police review

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🔸Army called in as firearm officers put down guns

🔸Met police and Home Sec call for armed policing review

🔸Sunak set to scrap entire northern half of HS2

🔸'Tentative' deal for Hollywood writers' strike

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🔸Petrol car ban may be delayed as PM waters down net zero pledges

🔸NHS doctor strike

🔸EU "associate member" invite

🔸BBC probes Russell Brand complaints

🔸Braverman urges Meta not to ‘go dark’ on detecting child abuse with encryption

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• A Government minister has warned the pensions triple lock is unsustainable and could be watered down with retirees told they might not get the expected 8.5% rise next year.

• Former defence secretary Ben Wallace has said human rights laws are hindering efforts to tackle terrorism by preventing UK forces from capturing suspects and taking them abroad. 

• North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in Russia for talks with President Vladimir Putin on a possible arms deal to supply his war effort in Ukraine.

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🔸Chinese "spy" threat to UK

🔸Two-thirds of public ‘dissatisfied' with handling of immigration

🔸Calls grow for action on American Bully XL dogs

🔸One in three female surgeons assaulted by a colleague 

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🔸Terror suspect escapes jail under lorry

🔸147 schools in England have been identified with crumbling concrete

🔸Northern Ireland Troubles Bill passes through Commons

🔸Sweeping up migrant dinghies from Channel costs £2m a year

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🔸People on sickness benefits could be forced to work

🔸Fears more than 1,000 impacted in school concrete crisis

🔸Kwasi Kwarteng apologises for last year's disastrous mini-budget

🔸One year since Liz Truss became PM for 50 days

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🔸Gillian Keegan apologises for swearing over school crisis

🔸Banks to be punished if they wrongly shut out politicians

🔸Rayner gets levelling up role as Starmer shuffles front bench

🔸Kim Jong-un to meet Putin in Russia for talks on weapons

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