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Patel warned against changing asylum laws to tackle migrant crossings
At least 145 migrants crossed the Channel and made it to the UK on VE Day, believed to be a record for a single day.
London records no new coronavirus cases as lockdown measures start to pay off
Scientists believe that the number of infections in the capital is halving every 3.5 days, meaning it could be wiped out in a matter of weeks.
Britain First leader Paul Golding convicted of Terrorism Act offence
Paul Golding refused to give police access to his mobile phone on his return from a political trip to Russia.
NHS cleaner posts impassioned video after family is locked out of government’s leave-to-remain scheme
It was revealed yesterday that some of the NHS's lowest-paid workers have been left out of a Home Office scheme granting families of health workers indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
Police ‘completely unjustified’ in using terror law, claims Britain First leader
Paul Golding was stopped at Heathrow Airport in October last year after a visit to Russia.
‘Unproductive’ to blame scientists for Govt decisions, admits Buckland
The Justice Secretary was speaking after Cabinet colleague Therese Coffey tried to deflect criticism about key decisions.
Cambridge University moves all lectures online for next academic year
The university says it is ‘likely’ that social distancing will continue to be required.
Andrew Neil’s summary on Govt’s coronavirus response is brutal
Morgan and Neil did not hold back on their opinion on the government's handling of the crisis.
Muslims urged not to hold Eid parties, BBC reports
Don't remember there being the same energy for street parties and congas on VE Day.