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NIGEL Farage’s plan to send the Navy to stop small boats was ripped apart last night. The Reform policy – dreamed up in the wake of sleaze probes and plummeting polls – was labelled illegal and dangerous. Retired Royal Navy Commander Tom Sharpe...
ELTON: I WON'T TAKE SIDES SIR Elton John is determined not to take sides in the Beckham family feud despite hosting Brooklyn and wife Nicola on his luxury yacht at the same resort where David and Victoria are staying, insiders claim. The...
NHS workers say racist abuse from patients has surged over the past 18 months. Staff who moved to the UK to help the health service revealed they suffer daily jibes, which they blame on the rise of the far-right. The findings emerged in a poll by...
THOUSANDS more students will be able to get half-price train tickets under an extension of railcards eligibility. Ministers last night said the 16-17 Saver Railcards will be valid for a full year from date of purchase, rather than expiring...
