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Labour migrant chief who failed to smash the gangs got shocking £52k pay-off (opens the original)
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The border security chief hired to smash the people-smuggling gangs left with a £52,000 payoff, after 18 months in which more than 100 migrants a day crossed the Channel. Martin Hewitt was appointed Border Security Commander by Labour ministers in October 2024 and left on 31 March 2026, with crossings up almost 10percent on his watch. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts
The staggering amount oil-rich Saudi Arabia owes London councils in unpaid pa... (opens the original)
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Mega-rich Saudi Arabia has ignored hundreds of parking tickets issued to their diplomats’ cars leaving an unpaid bill of almost £400,000 for the last two years. The Middle Eastern state, which sits on huge oil deposits, is ranked as one of the richest nations in the world – but when it comes to getting tickets in central London it has been reluctant to part with its cash. In a quirk of diplomatic law the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia cannot be forced to pay the tickets they have accumulated in t
A horrifying arsenal of lethal weapons - including a chainsaw - was seized in... (opens the original)
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A terrifying arsenal of thousands of lethal weapons was seized in schools across Britain after being used in crimes. With the new school year starting for most pupils this week, the Express can reveal almost 4,000 weapons – including firearms, a Samurai sword and even a chainsaw – were seized at schools during during the past three years. Police logs also showed deadly knives and a 3D-printed knuckle duster were used in crimes committed on school grounds last year. And a string of everyday schoo
The shocking true scale of Britain's obesity crisis shown by 6 fire rescues e... (opens the original)
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Fire crews were called out a record 2,344 times last year to help obese people trapped in their homes. That works out at 45 bariatric rescues a week - more than six every day - and is almost five times the 489 recorded in 2014. The final three months of 2025 were the busiest ever, with 688 call-outs between October and December alone. Crews use specialist lifting gear to free overweight people stuck in beds, baths and stairlifts, and now train with 250kg dummies bulked out with stones and ball b
The horrifying eye condition being linked to weight loss jabs (opens the original)
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Weight-loss jabs used by millions of Britons have been linked to a surge in suspected "eye stroke" reports - a condition that can destroy the sight in one eye for good. Users of the injections have logged 34 suspected cases of the condition, called Naion, with the UK medicines watchdog since 2023. Naion throttles the blood supply to the optic nerve. There is no treatment and eye experts still cannot fully explain why the fat-fighting jabs might trigger it. You agree you are 18 or over. We use yo
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