A Labour council has sparked fury after banning Army vehicles from its Armed Forces Day ‘celebration’ – over fears the military kit could enrage Pro-Palestine activists. York’s council leader said the move to bar the local reserve unit from bringing its open-top Jackal was due to ‘residents’ concerns’ – and ‘reflects our city’s diverse views’.
When future historians look back at this lamentable Labour government, they will identify it as the administration that presided over the obliteration of a British identity, culture and way of life that has existed on these islands for centuries. For the greatest disaster of Sir Keir Starmer’s first year in office has been his catastrophic
When future historians look back at this lamentable Labour government, they will identify it as the administration that presided over the obliteration of a British identity, culture and way of life that has existed on these islands for centuries. For the greatest disaster of Sir Keir Starmer’s first year in office has been his catastrophic
Gold’s latest rise to fresh record prices has seen a jump in bullion investing, with UK buyers outnumbering sellers by the widest margin in 4 years on world-leading precious metals marketplace BullionVault this spring. By weight, April-to-June also marked the first calendar quarter of net gold demand among UK users of the award-winning fintech since
By JAMIE BULLEN and LETTICE BROMOVSKY and JAMES TAPSFIELD and DAVID WILCOCK and GREG HEFFER Updated: 08:36, 11 June 2025 Chancellor Rachel Reeves will today unveil her spending review in Parliament. The review, which will set out day-to-day spending plans for the next three years and capital spending plans for the next four, is expected
By JAMES TAPSFIELD, POLITICAL EDITOR FOR MAILONLINE Published: 08:19, 3 June 2025 | Updated: 08:20, 3 June 2025 Rachel Reeves is facing a battle to get the spending review over the line with four ministers said to be holding out. The Chancellor is due to unveil the crucial three-year settlements for departments in just over
One of the chief attractions of my South London suburb is the free and readily available on-street parking most of us enjoy – an increasingly rare bonus for a neighbourhood within half an hour of the centre of town. This has meant that, in the 37 years since my family moved to the area, we
The British Army has been called in to rodent-ridden Birmingham as pest control experts label the city ‘apocalyptic’ due to the ongoing bin strikes. The government has asked for help from the armed forces to tackle the crisis as the situation in Britain’s second city deteriorates. A handful of office-based planners will provide logistical support
There was a passage in Cherie Blair’s memoir, published some 17 years ago, which I find particularly difficult to forget. No, I’m not talking about her gruesome oversharing of the details of Leo’s conception at Balmoral (my apologies… I’m sure there’s a helpline number for anyone still shuddering over that one), but of another particularly
By DAVID WILCOCK, DEPUTY POLITICAL EDITOR FOR MAILONLINE Published: 15:25, 12 March 2025 | Updated: 15:27, 12 March 2025 Farmers erupted in fury today after the Labour government confirmed that a post-Brexit subsidy scheme is being closed to cut costs. Farming Minister Daniel Zeichner confirmed to MPs that the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) was being closed