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Record Number of Illegal Migrants Cross English Channel This Year

A record number of migrants crossed the English Channel so far this year despite Rishi Sunak's claims of success at stopping the boats.

English channelUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomBoris johnsonUnited kingdom supreme courtHome officeEuropean court on human rightsEuropean unionPrime minister rishi sunakEast africanEuropean courtHuman rightsExtinction eventStyle election wipeout amid migration failuresReform united kingdomBreitbart london

Record Number of Illegal Migrants Cross English Channel This Year

A record number of migrants crossed the English Channel so far this year despite Rishi Sunak's claims of success at stopping the boats.

United kingdomEnglish channelUnited kingdom generalBoris johnsonEuropean court on human rightsHome officeEuropean unionUnited kingdom supreme courtPrime minister rishi sunakEast africanEuropean courtHuman rightsExtinction eventStyle election wipeout amid migration failuresReform united kingdomBreitbart london

Nigel Farage s Reform is Now More Trusted Than Tories on Immigration

Britons dissatisfied with how govt is handling immigration, with a majority saying the number of arrivals both legal and illegal should fall.

United kingdomBoris johnsonGeorge osborneIpsos moriGideon skinnerBen habibNigel farageKeir starmerMember of parliamentLabour partyTory parliamentary partyBrexit partyBreitbart londonBritish futureReform united kingdomConservative party

Fleeing a Sinking Ship: Setback for Sunak as Two Gov t Ministers Resign

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's fledgeling government was dealt a fresh blow on Tuesday as two of his ministers announced their resignations.

Greater manchesterUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomLee andersonRobert halfonDan barkerJames heappeyFrodo bagginsAndrew griffithMember of parliamentBrexit partyTory partyOur armed forcesLabour partyMinistry of defenceLabour party of sir keir starmer

Three-quarters of voters want Rishi Sunak to call general election by May next year

A More in Common poll conducted between October 14-16 suggested 73 per cent of people want the next election to be called by the spring.

United kingdomMark harperLuke trylRishi sunakRed wall votersGeneral electionTransport secretaryTimes radioPrime minister

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