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James Cleverly slams ‘paternalistic’ attitude of Rwanda plan opponents as law to facilitate deportations to African state is FINALLY signed on to the statute book by King Charles following months of wrangling in Parliament

Home Secretary insisted Government plans to initiate the scheme were ‘robust’ By James Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline Published: 12:26 EDT, 25 April 2024 | Updated: 12:26 EDT, 25 April 2024 James Cleverly slammed the ‘paternalistic’ attitude of opponents of the Rwanda plan today

April 25, 2024

Rwanda Bill is set to be signed on to statute book by King Charles TODAY as ministers say deportation flights to African state will go on until migrants stop crossing the Channel

Home Secretary insisted Government plans to initiate the scheme were ‘robust’ By James Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline and David Barrett On Lampedusa Published: 03:07 EDT, 25 April 2024 | Updated: 03:34 EDT, 25 April 2024 The Rwanda Bill is finally set to become

April 25, 2024

Rwanda flights will continue ‘indefinitely’ until the small boats are stopped, James Cleverly says

Home Secretary insisted Government plans to initiate the scheme were ‘robust’ He strongly hinted the first deportation flight will take off in ’10 to 12 weeks’ Cleverly added the deportation flights would ‘only stop when the boats stop’ By David Barrett On

April 25, 2024

Shoplifters will be ‘stopped in their tracks’, Rishi Sunak vows as he unveils tough new crackdown

By David Barrett Home Affairs Editor Published: 17:00 EDT, 9 April 2024 | Updated: 17:43 EDT, 9 April 2024 Rishi Sunak today vows to ‘stop shoplifters in their tracks’ with a tough package of measures. In response to an epidemic of violent

April 9, 2024

Daytime thefts reach record high with seven out of 10 pickpockets and nearly half of bike thieves striking in daylight, new figures show

Thieves are becoming more brazen as thefts during the daytime reached a four-year record high, new figures show. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed more than seven in ten (71 percent) of pickpocketing incidents and nearly half of bike thefts (46

April 6, 2024

From a drunk pubgoer accusing Welsh bar staff of refusing to serve him because he’s English to parents complaining about TikTok videos: The petty rows police are recording as hate incidents instead of tackling serious crime

Police are still recording hundreds of petty rows as ‘hate incidents’ despite ministers telling them to tackle serious crime instead. Forces nationwide are logging details of trivial arguments between neighbours, drunken rants and online spats if callers say they have been offended.

April 1, 2024

Shame of the police as not a single car thief was caught in over 100 neighbourhoods in England and Wales last year

Not a single car thief was caught in more than 100 neighbourhoods in England and Wales last year, shock figures have revealed. The staggering data brings shame on the police for failing to solve a single crime of car theft in a

April 1, 2024

Migrant nationalities with the highest rates of crime are set to be revealed in a new ‘league table’, under plans being considered by Conservative ministers

Ex-immigration minister Robert Jenrick proposes migrant crime ‘league table’ By Oliver Price Published: 21:51 EDT, 29 March 2024 | Updated: 10:05 EDT, 30 March 2024 The nationalities of migrant groups with the highest crime rates are set to be revealed in a

March 30, 2024

I’ve been sent an unsolicited picture of men’s penises every month for 12 years. Here’s the truth about the wave of cyber-flashing, by broadcaster JESS DAVIES

Broadcaster Jess Davies makes the mental calculation swiftly: about once a month a stranger sends her an unsolicited, anonymous photo of his genitals. The revelation is abhorrent and shocking, but, she says, the practice is commonplace. ‘For the past 12 years, since

March 29, 2024

I’ll never regret exposing the airport scandal – even though it cost me my job, writes former borders watchdog DAVID NEAL

By David Neal Published: 17:53 EDT, 26 March 2024 | Updated: 17:58 EDT, 26 March 2024 When I revealed to the Daily Mail the lack of security at London City Airport in February, it cost me my job. The Home Secretary James

March 26, 2024

Pro-Palestine protests have cost Met Police £32.2 million so far as thousands more marchers are set to take to London streets this weekend

Pro-Palestine protests have cost the Met Police £32.2 million so far as thousands more marchers are set to take to London streets this weekend. Britain’s largest police force is bracing for eleven major events in the capital his weekend, including march in

March 10, 2024

Former Tory minister makes shocking claim that Government ‘deleted’ vital data about immigration

By David Barrett, Home Affairs Editor Published: 20:47 EST, 8 March 2024 | Updated: 21:48 EST, 8 March 2024 A former Tory minister has accused the Government of ‘deleting’ vital data on the impact of immigration. Neil O’Brien MP said key information

March 9, 2024

Burglary Britain: Fury as police failed to solve a single break-in across HALF the country in three years: Ex-victims’ commissioner blasts ’empty gestures’ to drive down crime and warns crooks get a ‘free hit’ to ransack homes

Police have failed to solve a single burglary in neighbourhoods across nearly half of England and Wales in the past three years, leading a former victims’ commissioner to blast the force’s ’empty gestures’ to drive down crime. An analysis of police data

March 4, 2024

Date rape drugs are available for sale on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, investigation reveals

Date rape drugs used in spiking are being advertised by dealers on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, an investigation has uncovered. Dozens of open and public accounts were offering drugs used in drink spiking for sale, including GHB, GBL and Xanax.

February 28, 2024

Trans killer, 26, is jailed for life for murdering stranger as he walked home from a night out – after getting thirst for death and torture when she live-streamed putting a neighbour’s pet in a blender in chilling echo of Don’t F*** With Cats

A cat killer was jailed for life today after murdering a man she deliberately targeted as part of a warped sexual fantasy inspired by a Netflix documentary. Scarlet Blake, 26, singled out BMW worker Jorge Martin Carreno, 30, as he walked home

February 26, 2024

Number of British troops referred to anti-extremism Prevent scheme quadruples as fears grow over radicalised soldiers

The number of British troops being referred to the Government’s flagship anti-extremism scheme has quadrupled amid fears Neo Nazi gangs and terrorists are trying to infiltrate the military, MailOnline can reveal. Figures disclosed by the Ministry of Defence have shown at least

February 22, 2024

Store bosses call for legal action to tackle shop crime crisis as attacks on staff rise by 50%

Incidents hit 1,300 a day in the financial year 2022 to 2023, a survey has found By Sean Poulter Consumer Affairs Editor Published: 19:25 EST, 13 February 2024 | Updated: 20:35 EST, 13 February 2024 Store bosses are demanding urgent action to tackle

February 18, 2024

UK security services have some Channel migrants under daily surveillance because they are a threat, says ex-minister Robert Jenrick

By James Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline Published: 10:23 EST, 15 February 2024 | Updated: 10:46 EST, 15 February 2024 UK security services have some Channel migrants under daily surveillance because they are feared to be a threat, it was claimed today.

February 16, 2024

Albanian ‘crime boss’ who ‘illegally entered Britain in 1999 and was subsequently given a UK passport before smuggling hundreds of asylum seekers across the Channel’ has citizenship revoked

An alleged Albanian crime boss has had his British citizenship revoked after being accused of smuggling hundreds of migrants across the English Channel. The married father-of-four, known only as C9 due to a court order protecting his identity, illegally entered the country

February 11, 2024

Amid disbelief that ‘chemical attacker’ was allowed to stay in Britain… BBC editor who is paid to help 15 Somalian criminals stay in the UK quits the Beeb after shocking Mail exposé

A BBC editor was hired as an expert witness to help at least 15 Somalian criminals fight deportation – including a vile offender who sexually attacked a deaf teenage girl. Last year, The Mail on Sunday exposed how Mary Harper, Africa Editor

February 3, 2024