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The joint UK-French investigation alleges the group shared posts charged migrants thousands of pounds to make the crossing.

The ‘indefinite industrial action’ will begin from May 8, affecting ONS offices in Newport, Titchfield, London, Darlington, Manchester, and Edinburgh.

Protesters will assemble at Parliament Square at midday before marching to Hyde Park.

The charity said it had received ‘numerous threats’ and its monitoring had identified ’hostile actors’ that posed a risk to the safety of people attending.

Conservative Miriam Cates said she fears fertility rate will ‘collapse’ unless the declining trend is rapidly reversed.

A viewer complained that a report gave an inaccurate impression because it failed to make clear the number quoted included Hamas terrorists.

Coroner Sir Adrian Fulford highlighted failures that allowed a mentally ill Islamist to murder three gay men in a park in Reading in June 2020.

Five migrants drowned off the French coast at Wimereux on Tuesday and now two men have been charged with immigration offences in the UK.

Micheal Martin said that the UK’s Rwanda plan has impacted Ireland, as 80 percent of recent asylum seekers are now coming from Northern Ireland.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden announced plans for a consultation on a package of measures as MI5 director brief university chiefs on security threats.

The Refugee Council says only 2,000 will be removed to Rwanda by the end of 2024 and the cost of hosting those remaining will be £6.2 billion a year.

Figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats also revealed that six in ten councils have seen a rise in staff who are off on long-term sick leave since 2019.

MPs have voted in favour of proscribing an online terror network, the first time an online group has received the designation in the UK.

Concerned with the ‘epidemic’ of retail crime, industry leaders have urged the government to increase street patrols and prioritise response to theft.

The response by the Department for Education comes amid concerns raised by school leaders in the aftermath of the death of headteacher Ruth Perry.

The government wants to ensure the court system is ready to handle the load of cases, emerging from the ban of the ‘no-fault’ evictions section of the bill.

The Greens accused Humza Yousaf of ‘cowardice,’ but the first minister ruled out an early election as he faces a vote of no confidence.

Labour has promised to renationalise Britain’s railways if it wins the general election and said the taxpayer will not pay any more to do it.

A group of Chinese academics in the UK were introduced to projects facilitated by a company that partners with China’s top makers of missiles and rockets.