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These are some of the career criminals who have come to the UK from abroad and refuse to return home, fighting deportation despite their convictions.
Getty Images 28 May 2021 The United Kingdom witnessed 18 million passenger arrivals and issued nearly 670,000 new visas during the first year of coronavirus restrictions, prompting concern that the government will never be able to reach long-promised migration targets. A statistical bulletin from the UK Home Office reveals that in the year preceding March 2021 — a time frame that neatly encompasses the age of coronavirus travel restrictions — the nation welcomed an “estimated” 18 million passenger arrivals and granted 668,979 visas. While both figures are, as might be expected, consi...
A collection of essays from the Common Sense Group is a heady mix of hyperbole and risible conspiracy theory âChris Loder (above) and Tom Hunt complain of politically correct police officers too busy taking the knee to chase criminals.â Photograph: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA âChris Loder (above) and Tom Hunt complain of politically correct police officers too busy taking the knee to chase criminals.â Photograph: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Tue 25 May 2021 11.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 25 May 2021 11.01 EDT With 365 Conservative MPs in the Commons, itâs under...
'ABSURD' Taxpayers fork out £100million a year locking up 2,000 foreign crooks who should be in jail in their own country Exclusive Updated: 16 May 2021, 1:03 TAXPAYERS are forking out up to £100million a year locking up 2,000 crooks who should be in jail in their own country. Britain has transfer deals with six nations to extradite their criminals, especially those slapped with long sentences. 4 Taxpayers are forking out up to £100million a year locking up 2,000 crooks who should be in jail in their own countryCredit: Alamy 4 Alp Mehmet said: 'Despite agreements with six countries that...
11 May 2021 It is eleven years since the Conservatives took power (originally in coalition with the Liberal Democrats) after fighting an election campaign in which one of their most prominent promises was to reduce net migration to the level it was in the 1990s — “from the hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands.” The context then was that the United Kingdom had been blindsided by a left-wing policy of mass immigration devised by New Labour. A policy that had led to escalating immigration levels and rapid population growth on a scale not seen before (in an already densely populat...