Taxpayers face £270m bill for Linton-on-Ouse asylum centre
Campaigners warn the Linton asylum centre plan in North Yorkshire could lumber taxpayers with a £270million bill for barely two years' use.
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Farage blasts Palestine poppy sellers hijacking Remembrance
Nigel Farage condemns activists selling a Palestine poppy before Remembrance Day, saying they show no respect for our country.
Healey draws up income tax raid on family firms passed to children
John Healey is weighing income tax on parents handing family companies to children, a move accountants say risks pushing firms toward extinction.
Macron threatens ban on gatherings as French cities burn
Emmanuel Macron warns he will ban public gatherings if needed after French cities were burned and looted in cost-of-living riots.
Andy Burnham warned as ISIS terrorist walks near Windsor Castle
Andy Burnham faces an urgent warning after an ISIS terrorist who arrived by small boat was spotted near Windsor Castle while Labour stalls on deportation.
Polanski refuses to scrap Greens’ Zionism is racism motion
Zack Polanski will not overturn the Green Party Zionism is racism motion and says any change must wait until at least 2028.
Zack Polanski slumps to worst poll rating after Zionism row
Zack Polanski poll numbers crash as half the public now view the Green Party leader unfavourably after the Zionism motion row.
Civil servants embedded at BBC writing news on boats and Covid
Civil Service fast-stream staff seconded into the BBC newsroom wrote and fact-checked stories on small boats and Covid, The Telegraph reveals.
Neil brands Kinnock’s EU boats claim a straightforward lie
Andrew Neil calls Stephen Kinnock’s claim of no boat people under the EU a straightforward lie as land routes once hid the true scale.
Looters smash Paris shops after cost of living march
Hooded gangs looted shops in central Paris after a cost of living protest, grabbing gold, booze and goods while police failed to stop them.
Ed Miliband blocks AI cash in Cabinet net zero split
Ed Miliband faces a Cabinet net zero row after sources say he is blocking AI data centre investment Britain needs for growth.
Farage targets Badenoch Essex heartland in Reform election push
Nigel Farage has marked Essex, home to Tory leader Kemi Badenoch and her top team, as a prime Reform UK battleground before the next election.