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Tories promise they will deport ALL foreign criminals (opens the original)
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Every foreign criminal would be deported from Britain under Tory plans being unveiled by Kemi Badenoch's party today. All offenders convicted of 'anything more than a parking ticket' could be evicted as part of the plans. The Tories estimate it would boost deportations from 6,000 to 40,000 people a year. It would apply to those already in prison who would be deported on release as well as those who commit any offences. Criminals would also be banned from claiming asylum under the policy. The 'la
Anger at BBC's Muslim focus in 9/11 reports (opens the original)
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The BBC has been criticised over its coverage of the 9/11 anniversary after focusing on Islamophobia rather than the terrorism behind the outrage. One Westminster source said it was ‘like starting D-Day memorials by remembering the plight of the Nazis’. Radio 4’s Today programme featured a Muslim interviewee who said: ‘We were viewed through the lens of terrorism. Sadly there were questions about our faith and whether we share British values.’ The BBC reporter at the memorial in New York told Ne
Inheritance tax faces axe if Kemi Badenoch wins next election (opens the original)
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Inheritance tax is likely to be abolished if Kemi Badenoch becomes Prime Minister, party sources have told the Mail on Sunday. The move – which the sources said will happen if 'the sums can be made to add up' – would strike a powerful contrast with the array of new taxes being imposed by Labour. Last week Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced plans to impose a £1.6billion 'tourist tax', which would hit Britons holidaying in the UK with a 5 per cent surcharge – the latest in a raft of rises to ta
Unions call for defence cash to be given to workers (opens the original)
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Money set aside for defence should instead be channelled to union workers, according to a conference of members. The Trades Union Congress (TUC), starting today, will argue ‘investment in workers’ should come before rises in national security spending. The motion, part of the Wages Not Weapons campaign, says ‘real security’ is built through – among other things – ‘strong public services’ and ‘social protection’. It calls for ‘sustained public investment in health, education, housing, social care
Burnham brings back Lord Freebie in bid to galvanise Labour finances (opens the original)
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The Labour donor at the centre of the freebies row under Sir Keir Starmer will be welcomed back under Andy Burnham, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Lord Alli, who was Sir Keir's biggest personal backer, will return to revive Labour's business connections and boost their ailing finances. The television executive, worth a reputed £200million, was engulfed in scandal after paying for designer suits and glasses for the former PM. Despite that controversy, which resulted in him stepping back from fron
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