Month: February 2026

Rachel Reeves stands to rake in almost £40 billion from interest on student loans before the end of this Parliament, official forecasts have revealed.

In a sensational preliminary ruling, a court has prohibited the German state from classifying the AfD as a "confirmed Right-wing extremist" organisation, saying a "remigration" policy is not inherently unconstitutional.

The United States and Israel have launched missile attacks on Tehran and other major Iranian cities, and the ayatollahs have retaliated by firing missiles at several US bases in the Gulf.

A headteacher on Friday blamed bubbling "community tensions" for a chaotic outbreak of violence that saw pupils fighting running battles across school grounds, leaving one staff member hospitalised and others injured.

There's one point on which Professor James Allan will criticise Israel, and that is on the way it has allowed its judiciary to get out of control and award itself supreme constitutional powers to overrule parliament.

Hannah Spencer has said she will be "an MP for the whole of Gorton and Denton", not just the 30% who hate ‘Zionists’ and Indians. But in truth, says Steven Tucker, the Green Party is now a vehicle for political Islam.

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.

Muslims who switched to the Greens in the by-election for its stance on Gaza have been shocked to discover their new party stands for legalising drugs and prostitution – and are already regretting their vote.

The statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square has been defaced with pro-Palestine graffiti saying "globalise the intifada", with a 38 year-old "Palestine Action activist" arrested and in police custody.

Labour has been bitten by its own "monster of harvesting Muslim community bloc votes" in last night's by-election, Kemi Badenoch said today following the shock Green victory in a campaign blighted by sectarianism.