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London protest halts Conservative government's round-up of asylum seekers for deportation to Rwanda - Vimarsana News

London protest halts Conservative government's round-up of asylum seekers for deportation to Rwanda

Britain’s gestapo-style operation began this week. On Wednesday, the Home Office put out a celebratory video showing immigration enforcement goons raiding houses, bringing out people detained in handcuffs and bundling them into a van.

Source: wsws.org
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Get Britain out of its sick bed and into work - Vimarsana News

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Get Britain out of its sick bed and into work

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: A staggering 2.55million people aged 16 to 64 are long-term sick and apparently unable to work at all.

Migrants must adopt our values, says Suella Braverman — as it happened - Vimarsana News

Migrants must adopt our values, says Suella Braverman — as it happened

The home secretary has attacked the “unexamined drive towards multiculturalism” in a wide-ranging speech that will be seen as a pitch for the future leadership of the Conservative Party

RCN chief Pat Cullen 'sickened' by way Government talks about migration - Vimarsana News

RCN chief Pat Cullen 'sickened' by way Government talks about migration

The union leader will criticise a number of policies during her keynote speech, as nurses call for more strikes

Nurses rally for further strikes as RCN demands 'double figures' pay offer - Vimarsana News

Nurses rally for further strikes as RCN demands 'double figures' pay offer

Members of the Royal College of Nursing have warned the government that “this is not the end of the nursing strike”, as the union prepares to ballot its members to obtain another six-month strike mandate.