Intergenerational wealth inequality debate: grants vs redistribution
Dr Rajiv Prabhakar discusses optimal age for grants to young people, while Jeremy Galtress argues against redistribution, citing personal sacrifice and property value gains.
Category : Immigration
Jenrick Rebuked for Withholding Evidence from Inquiry
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick faces criticism for failing to provide evidence to the Manston inquiry into squalid conditions and a death at the processing centre.
UK PM Starmer Announces Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms a full social media ban for under-16s in the UK, citing harm to children's well-being. Legislation to be passed before Christmas, with enforcement in early 2027.
Dreamers lose jobs as Daca renewals delayed for months
Daca renewals that once took weeks now drag on for months, leaving Dreamers jobless and struggling. Advocates say Trump is quietly dismantling the program.
Brisbane Teen Accused of Plotting Terror Attacks on Liberal Party
A Brisbane private schoolboy, 16, allegedly planned terrorist attacks on the Liberal party and Labour Day march after being influenced by the Unabomber. He pleaded not guilty.
Haitian Asylum Seeker's Hypothermia Death Ruled Homicide
Daphy Michel, 31, died of hypothermia at a Pittsburgh bus shelter days after ICE released her. A medical examiner ruled her death a homicide; her family plans to sue.
One in Six Britons See Muslim Growth as UK Culture Threat
A study reveals 17% of Britons view Muslim population growth as a foundational threat, while most Muslims feel a strong sense of belonging. Hostile attitudes risk normalization.
UK to ban under-16s from social media: platforms list
Sir Keir Starmer announces social media ban for under-16s in UK, following Australia's lead. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube included; WhatsApp exempt.
Shania Twain: I'm not a feminist, men need protection
Shania Twain says she doesn't identify as a feminist, arguing that vulnerable men need as much protection as women. She discusses body image struggles during menopause.
Farage vows to ban foreign nationals from social housing
Nigel Farage pledges to ban foreign nationals from social housing, deport those unable to find private homes, and repeal the Equality Act, as Reform UK faces competition from far-right rival Restore Britain in the Makerfield byelection.
A Year After ICE Raids Terrorized Los Angeles, City Struggles to Heal
One year after massive ICE raids in Los Angeles, the city shows resilience but bears deep scars. Thousands arrested, communities traumatized, and ongoing fear persists.
Streeting pledges high-skilled immigration boost and energy bill cuts
Leadership hopeful Wes Streeting plans to increase high-skilled immigration, targeting 20,000 global talent recruits, and use North Sea oil tax revenues to lower energy bills.
Cubans Fear Deportation Under Trump's Second Term
Trump has deported nearly 8,000 Cuban nationals in his second term, more than double his first term. Many Cubans, including asylum seekers, live in fear of ICE raids.
Trump criticizes Israel's Beirut attack, warns against escalation
Donald Trump said Israel's strike on Beirut 'should not have happened' as US and Iran near a peace deal, urging all sides to stand down.
Molly Russell's father: rushed social media ban 'deplorable'
Ian Russell criticises government plans for a rushed social media ban for under-16s, calling it a political gamble with young lives.
Russian shadow fleet tanker intercepted in English Channel
Keir Starmer announced the interception of a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel, with Royal Marine Commandos and NCA officers boarding the vessel in a six-hour operation.
Why This Expat Is Leaving Australia for the UK
After two and a half years in Australia, Ellie McClean is returning to the UK, citing the irreplaceable value of being close to family and friends.
Asylum seekers removed from Epping hotel after far-right protests
Asylum seekers have been removed from the Bell hotel in Epping, which became a flashpoint for anti-immigration protests last summer, as the Home Office terminates its contract.
UK Teens Split on Social Media Ban: Views Range from Support to Skepticism
A group of 12-16 year olds discuss UK parents' support for an under-16 social media ban, offering mixed opinions on mandatory time limits, tougher controls, and a full ban.
Seoul Pride parade draws tens of thousands demanding equality
Over 100,000 people attended Seoul's Pride festival, calling for an anti-discrimination law. LGBTQ+ Koreans face stigma despite a recent court ruling on same-sex couples.
Palestinian American Woman Held by Israeli Military Without Charge
Sama Safi, 20, a Palestinian American psychology student, has been detained by Israeli forces since June 2 without charges. US lawmakers call for her release.
Trump's $70bn Immigration Bill: Key Details and Impact
Donald Trump signed a $70bn immigration enforcement bill funding ICE and CBP through 2029, fueling mass deportations and sparking controversy over accountability.
Ghana Slams Canada Over Partey Visa Denial
Ghana's government criticizes Canada as 'high-handed and unfair' for denying Thomas Partey a visa for a World Cup match, citing pending UK charges.
Warden sacked for late mother's Blue Badge loses tribunal
A Harrow parking enforcement officer who caught Blue Badge fraud was sacked after using his deceased mother's permit. He lost his unfair dismissal claim.
Sadiq Khan slams Israeli property event in London
Mayor Sadiq Khan has condemned a London event promoting land sales in illegal Israeli settlements, urging British citizens and businesses to avoid economic activities there.
Windrush Payout Scheme Must Be Independent, Campaigners Say
Nearly 70 public figures sign open letter demanding Windrush compensation scheme be moved from Home Office to independent body, citing failures and deaths.
Restaurant owner fined £45k for illegal worker pleads for licence
Dilman Ismail Mahmoud, owner of Sadaf Restaurant in Bayswater, pleaded with Westminster City Council to renew his licence after a £45,000 fine for employing an illegal worker.
Lawmakers Demand Halt to Afghan Relocation to DRC
Over 80 US lawmakers urge the Trump administration to reconsider plans to send 1,100 stranded Afghan allies to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, citing safety and national security concerns.
Targeted addresses list stokes fear in Belfast minorities
A list of addresses circulating on social media targets immigrant homes in Belfast, sparking fear and plans to leave among minority ethnic communities after violent riots.
China's Women Resist State Pressure on Childbearing
Chinese women are pushing back against government pressure to have more children, as the painful legacy of the one-child policy continues to shape family expectations and reproductive choices.
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