Eight Fijian-born former soldiers who fought for Britain face being deported

Eight Fijian-born former soldiers who fought for Britain in Iraq face being deported because their visas expired after they left the Armed Forces They face deportation after failing to realise their visas would expire  Taitusi Ratucaucau claims he was only given a month’s notice to apply for a visa  Lord Dannatt, a former Chief of … Read more

The most dangerous countries in the world for 2021 revealed

Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Central African Republic are the five most dangerous places on earth to visit in 2021. That’s according to an annual interactive map that shows where travellers are most likely to face security risks based on the threat of political violence, social unrest, violent and petty crimes and, this year, … Read more

Firm that hired investigators to probe claims against British troops is handed council contracts

Firm that hired investigators to probe claims against British troops in Iraq is handed council contracts to employ Covid marshals to patrol town centres Red Snapper recruitment advertising for Covid marshals to patrol town centres Successful applicants can expect a rate of £103.76 per day five days per week  Red Snapper Group recruited staff for the … Read more

Former soldier sues the Ministry of Defence after claiming the sound of gunfire left him deaf 

Former soldier sues the Ministry of Defence for £142,000 after claiming the sound of gunfire left him deaf Iraq veteran Louis Kinsley, aged 34, is seeking damages of more than £142,000 He claims his hearing difficulties are linked to his time in the British Army corps  He was regularly exposed to noise of more than 90 decibels … Read more

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: If lockdown goes on one day beyond December 2, it’s curtains for Boris

A week ago, we said there was a whiff of Tony Blair about the Government’s case for a second lockdown. It felt rather too much like the launch of the 2003 dodgy dossier on Iraq‘s weapons of mass destruction, which was used to stampede the nation into the Iraq War, to the eventual regret of … Read more

Joe Biden starts election day at mass and visits son Beau’s grave

Joe Biden visited his childhood home in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Tuesday morning where he left a poignant message on the wall, before being mobbed by fans in the battleground state, after starting election day attending mass and visiting his son Beau’s grave in Delaware.   The Democratic candidate scrawled the message ‘from this house to the White … Read more

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: This is far too grave a decision for four men to make in private

We are solemnly informed that a new and near-total lockdown is to begin on Wednesday night, and that it is wholly necessary to save us from thousands of avoidable deaths, and from the sight of coffins piled up in skating rinks. We are told, once again, that the NHS will be overwhelmed if we do … Read more

Protests against Emmanuel Macron grow after he defended cartoons of Prophet Mohammed

Emmanuel Macron has found himself demonised at protests throughout the Islamic world as anger grows at his defence of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.  Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Bangladesh on Tuesday, branding him a ‘Satan-worshipper’ and burning him in effigy following smaller marches in Pakistan, Iraq, Turkey and Gaza … Read more

RAF Reaper drone wipes out suspected ISIS terror unit in Iraq

RAF Reaper drone wipes out suspected ISIS terror unit in Iraq attacking them with a 500lb laser-guided smart bomb The drone attacked ISIS suspects in Anbar province, west of Baghdad  Iraqi defence forces called for assistance after they were attacked by ISIS  Coalition fast jets hit the suspected terrorists before the drone arrived  The drone’s … Read more

Coronavirus will cost the US $16 TRILLION – 90% of the GDP – study predicts

The coronavirus pandemic will cost the US an estimated $16 trillion – about 90 percent of the annual gross domestic product – in the next year, a new study suggests. Researchers say about half of the figure, $8.6 trillion, will be due to premature deaths and those who have long-term health implications from contracting COVID-19.  … Read more