Spain has a jobless rate of more than 26 per cent compared with Britain’s 7.8 per cent Photo: AP
Britain has seen a massive surge in the number of immigrants coming here to work as they flee economic collapse in Eurozone countries such as Spain and Italy, official figures have disclosed for the first time.
It is utterly wrong that 407,000 non-UK nationals are receiving benefits. The fact that this has risen by more than 118,000 since 2008 is especially worrying and UKIP thinks that a fresh approach must be taken to tackle this soaring cost.
HS2 was a political project from the Blair Brown Regime. Intended to prop up the Labour vote in their rotten boroughs, HS2 is now being disowned by Labour politicians in the hope that it will damage the Coalition Government. It is a mystery why the Liberal Government of “Clueless” Cameron would want to promote this seriously flawed Labour project other than the fact that some of the most serious ecological damage will be done in traditional Conservative constituencies and “Clueless” never shrinks from damaging Conservative interests. Ed
The Government has rounded on a business lobby group after it called for HS2 to be scrapped, describing the high speed rail scheme as a “grand folly”.
Parliament has reflected “the will of the country” by refusing to back the Government on any possible military action in Syria, Ukip leader Nigel Farage has told Daybreak
He added that the Prime Minister’s attempts to get MPs’ backing on the issue “represents his worst misjudgement.”
Mr Farage refuted claims that opting out of intervening in Syria made the UK a smaller country on the world stage as Britain had “set a good example” after “the mistakes” of wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
The future of UK wind farms could be under threat after a United Nations tribunal said that the Government acted illegally by denying the public decision-making powers over their approval.
Following the government’s defeat in the House of Commons on intervention in Syria, UKIP calls on William Hague to resign.
The Foreign Secretary has been a continued supporter of Britain intervening militarily in Syria, including the arming of anti-Assad ‘rebels’.
In doing so he has demonstrated how utterly out of touch he is with Parliament and public opinion and so should step down from his role as Britain’s chief representative on foreign affairs.
On September 10th, Tea Party activists are going to swarm Capitol Hill and confront the Republicans who refuse to stop Obamacare.
The mobile banking market is expanding rapidly and Clive Anderson, Director of Supervision at the FCA, stated that it is right that the FCA now takes stock of recent developments and looks at how consumers can be ‘appropriately protected’ in the future.
Last week’s positive news about the ICT GCSE – a growth in entries of 38% for the full course, the first increase in eight years – provides much to celebrate. However, figures obtained by e-skills UK show that the picture for the more technology-oriented Computing course is much less rosy.
“Clueless” Cameron is the first political casualty but the real victims are the Syrian people
There is no way of minimizing the shambles “Clueless” Cameron has created, He should have known that “Moron” Milliband would buckle under the pressure of reaching a hard decision and he should have known that his arrogant ill treatment of his own MPs would result in a lack of support on any critical issue.