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BEREAVED families face being “chased” by the taxman decades after a loved one’s death under Labour proposals. Currently, HMRC can demand information from the families of deceased taxpayers for up to four years after their death if it...
KEMI BADENOCH has called on the Prime Minister to stop the “witch hunt” of SAS soldiers. On Wednesday, The Telegraph revealed soldiers with the Special Air Service were “less inclined” to go on dangerous missions where they would be...
THE news that the pernicious legal witch hunts into our special forces (SF) will affect recruitment and cause disquiet amongst our elite, is – sadly – not news. It is an ongoing narrative that will not end until the government of some future...
Danny Tommo, the far-Right activist, has pleaded guilty to criminal damage after he slashed a migrant boat with a knife in the Channel. The activist, whose real name is Daniel Thomas, changed his plea to the single charge when he appeared via...
A woman is fighting the council for a licence to keep her pet primates. Dawn Groom has a private collection including capuchin monkeys and ring-tailed lemurs, which are classed as dangerous wild animals and require a licence to keep them....
A small boat migrant has been found guilty of spying for Iran. Farhad Javadi Manesh, 46, and Mostafa Sepahvand, 41, were convicted of surveilling journalists who worked for Iran International, a television station critical of the Tehran...
One in 50 teenagers displays behaviours suggesting they have a fixation with violence, a governmentbacked study has found. Some 2.3 per cent of 13 to 17-yearolds engage in at least one of five behaviours that experts have linked to a...
