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Driver has Ferrari Monza worth £3.7m seized on first day of arrival into UK as Gulf states 'supercar season' hits Kensington and Chelsea
THE driver of a Ferrari Monza worth £3.7 million had the super car seized the first day it arrived in the UK during a Met Police crackdown on antisocial and driving across some of the wealthiest areas of London. More than £8million worth of expensive vehicles in total were seized over just three days. Officers from the Met, supported by Motor Insurers’ Bureau, seized a total of 90 vehicles between Friday, 7 August and Sunday, 9 August 2026 in the operation targeting uninsured
By JON AUSTIN
Aug 9


Fugitive Syrian migrant who fled Romania for UK after attack on man with pick axe handle got £2K a month benefits while on run in council home
A FUGITIVE Syrian migrant who fled Romania after a savage attack on a man with a pick axe handle was receiving up to £2,000 in benefits a month while living on the run in council accommodation before he was caught, it can be revealed. Globetrotting Mohamad Agha, 51, (above in Romanian Police wanted image) was wanted in Romania to serve a four-year jail sentence for attempted murder, and was funded by the British taxpayer for much of his time evading justice, Westminster Magis
By JON AUSTIN
Aug 8


Home Office finally issues statement after four illegal migrants went missing after jumping from top of lorry as it pulled up near Maldon
THE Home Office has finally issued a statement after four illegal migrants were filmed clambering off a lorry at the side of a busy Maldon road in broad daylight before disappearing. The four men were recorded emerging onto the roof of a removals lorry that is understood to have travelled from Portugal to Essex before jumping off and heading towards bushes. It is believed they cut a hole through the soft top of the lorry to gain access. The remarkable scene was filmed by a co
By JON AUSTIN
Aug 5


Police called off search for migrants who leapt from lorry in Maldon in under 48 hours
POLICE stopped searching for four migrants filmed leaping from the top of a removals lorry after less than 48 hours and have admitted they are unlikely to be found. The four men were recorded emerging onto the roof of a removals lorry that is understood to have travelled from Portugal to Essex before jumping off and heading towards bushes. It is believed they cut a hole through the soft top of the lorry to gain access at Rouen in France, before border security in Calais faile
By JON AUSTIN
Aug 5


Common Travel Area is 'weak link' for illegal immigration that was feared post Brexit with thousands abusing free travel zone admits Government source
THE Common Travel Area (CTA) is being exploited by huge numbers of illegal migrants, with 70 percent of immigration enforcement's work in Northern Ireland now having to be spent targeting abuse of it, a Government source has admitted. The stark admission comes in the wake of the barbaric attempted beheading of a man in Northern Ireland allegedly by a Sundanese asylum seeker. The CTA is a long-standing open borders zone comprising the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man,
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 11


Asylum seeker arrested over barbaric attempt to behead man in street 'entered UK' through 'weak link Common Travel Area'
AN asylum seeker filmed trying to behead a man in a barbaric attack in a street in broad daylight said he entered the UK through the Common Travel Area (CTA) between southern and Northern Ireland, the Home Office said. The Sudanese attacker came into the country in 2023 and was granted five years leave to remain until 2028, it has emerged. A man, in his 30s, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a "brutal" knife attack was carried out on the victim in the Kinnai
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 9


EPSOM GANG RAPE: Police find 'no evidence of offence as reported' or of 'asylum seeker involvement' but investigation continues
POLICE have said there is no evidence to support the Epsom gang rape happening as reported. Full statement from Assistant Chief Constable for Local Policing Sarah Grahame: "Over the past week, there has been widespread speculation and commentary following a report of a rape in Epsom in the early hours of Saturday (11 April). We are aware of the strength of feeling this has created, and of the frustration caused by our limited public comment on the matter. During this time, we
By JON AUSTIN
Apr 17


THE GERMAN CONNECTION: Syrian nationals arrested in Germany in probe into Channel crossings equipment supply
FOUR Syrian nationals were arrested in Germany as part of a major probe into the supply of equipment to Channel migrant people smugglers. British National Crime Agency (NCA) officers joined international partners to target a network suspected of supplying the equipment to groups behind the dangerous Channel crossings by small boats to the UK. The raids, which took place in the North Rhine-Westphalia region on wednesday morning (March 25 2026), also saw boats and engines seize
By JON AUSTIN
Mar 25


SENTENCED: Gang who smuggled illegal migrants OUT of the country to France appear in court
Four taxi drivers who were part of a conspiracy to smuggle illegal migrants to France in the back of lorries have been sentenced following a National Crime Agency investigation. Kingpin Madjid Belabes, 54, was estimated to have made nearly £290,000 by orchestrating the plot to smuggle the migrants out of the UK. Belabes, who charged £1,200 a time, arranged the movement of migrants to mainland Europe 26 times between December 2022 and September 2023. He was also seen transport
By JON AUSTIN
Mar 13


Nearly 135,000 asylum seekers entered the UK on student or other visas over past five years
NEARLY 135,000 asylum seekers entered the UK on student or other visas over the past five years, it has emerged. There has been a surge in asylum applications via legal entry routes, with them making up nearly 40 percent of all claims in 2025, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has admitted. She said tough action is now required as asylum claims from legal routes have more than trebled since 2021 – making up 39 percent of the 100,000 people who applied for asylum last year. In to
By JON AUSTIN
Mar 3



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