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We feel let down by all politicians over immigration

THE British people were promised they’d take back control. But when it comes to the crunch issue of immigration, they might be forgiven for thinking their leaders have completely lost control.

Tory factions battle for heart of manifesto

A BATTLE for the heart and soul of the Tory Party is underway as rival factions vie to shape the general election manifesto and the direction of the party after polling day.

Britain's broken jails 'to blame for escape'

Prison Officers' Association attacks 'systemic failings' Worst problems are overcrowding and shortage of staff Government aims to hire 5,000 more well-paid guards

MPs call for Rwanda MIGRANT flights to be ready in 24 hours

FLIGHTS carrying illegal migrants to Rwanda must take off within 24 hours of judges giving the green light, MPs have demanded.

Russell Brand denies rape and assaulting a girl who was just 16

ACTOR and comedian Russell Brand was last night accused of sexually assaulting four women – including a 16-year-old schoolgirl.

King Charles the Third!

Monarch's horse fails to win the day but does the royals proud in their bid for a racing Classic

Axing HS2 'would derail levelling-up'

SCRAPPING the northern section of HS2 would make a mockery of the Government’s plans to level-up Britain, a minister has warned.

GUS SPARKS GREAT EXPECTATIONS

INTERNATIONAL T20: England v New Zealand, Today, 2.30pm | Atkinson’s echoes of Archer

Focus finale

FORD FAVE TAKES A BOW WITH GREAT ESTATE

Christmas films and TV stuffed by writers' strike

HOLLYWOOD’S crippling strikes are set to really hit home, with studios running out of new films and TV shows by Christmas.

'The Queen steered nation with hope... a reassuring presence'

ONE YEAR ON, WE REMEMBER ELIZABETH II

The Sir Humphreys are sabotaging elected ministers

THE SUE GRAY scandal has brought Civil Service impartiality into sharp focus. One of the most senior civil servants trusted with the sensitive internal workings of a Conservative government jumped ship to work as the closest aide to the Labour Leader of the Opposition.

Now Home Secretary orders 'woke' police: Don't take the knee!

POLICE officers should not “take the knee” or subscribe to other “woke” agendas, the Home Secretary has warned in a hard-hitting letter.

SAS unleashes the dogs of war (but just to film them)

MILITARY dogs on SAS operations are to wear cameras – in a move to protect soldiers against litigation and claims of “wrongdoing”.

Zoe: Forget raves, I'm a Gardeners' World girl now

NINETIES party girl Zoe Ball admits her wild days are over – with her nights now spent watching Gardeners’ World.

Coutinho must put energy into battling Tories on two fronts

NEW Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho faces a battle on two fronts as rival Tory factions fight over net zero.

Labour fears its ‘poll tax’ attack on drivers could cost it election victory

PRESSURE ON OPPOSITION

Chancellor's cost-of-living pledge - I'LL HALVE INFLATION THIS YEAR

RISHI SUNAK is on course to fulfil his key promise to the nation and halve inflation by Christmas, the Treasury predicted last night.

Tories believe Rishi is their secret weapon to beat Labour

ECONOMIC TURNAROUND

Can you think of a fitting memorial to Elizabeth II?

WORK to create a memorial to the remarkable life of Queen Elizabeth II begins this week, on the anniversary of her death.

Harry's clearly not crazy in love with Beyonce...

ALL Harry needed was to put a grin on it but he couldn’t even muster a smile as Beyonce’s Renaissance world tour rolled into California.

PM warned China wants to rule the Commonwealth

BRITAIN risks “taking for granted” its historic relationship with the Commonwealth as China makes a deliberate effort to replace us, Rishi Sunak has been warned.

ERL A TRUE GREAT HAAL-READY

SHEFFIELD UNITED captain John Egan reckons Erling Haaland is already one of the greatest strikers in Premier League history.

BORTHWICK'S SCORN SQUAD

We have become a laughing stock under this head coach

Duhan's the top man as Scots head to France with a flourish

TWO-TRY Duhan van der Merwe led the charge as five-try Scotland headed off to the World Cup on a triumphant note.

Growing call for tax cuts as UK recovers

RISHI Sunak is under growing pressure in Tory ranks to give the country a tax break after better-than-predicted borrowing figures.

Are Brits too posh to pull a pint?

BRITS think they are “too posh to pull a pint” and working in hospitality is “beneath them”, a leading hospitality chief claims.

'Cover-up' claims over Falklands files refusal

A REFUSAL to release documents on a Falklands War disaster has fuelled suspicions of a “cover-up”.

'Make peace or lose your US fans'

THE DUKE and Duchess of Sussex are being “strongly urged” to end hostilities with the Royal Family – or risk losing millions of potential fans in the US.

'Time for a rethink on closing rail ticket offices'

CONTROVERSIAL plans to close rail ticket offices must be rethought, leading Tories have demanded.