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3/1/2024: FRONT PAGE: THIS CAN’T GO ON! 1.4M GRANTED UK VISAS LAST YEAR SUELLA Braverman warns current immigration levels “cannot go on” or Britain will become “unrecognisable”. The former Home Secretary declared “we don’t have enough homes, GPs or schools” to support the 1.4 million people who were granted visas last... 3/1/2024: NEWS: COMMENT IN parts of this country – including my constituency of Peterborough – town hall bosses are likely to be some of the most highly paid people living there. Their salaries are often accompanied by generous pensions and flexible working arrangements,... 3/1/2024: NEWS: Planning rule blast HOUSE prices could be 35% lower without restrictive planning rules, says a report. First-time buyers are hard hit with the cost-to-salary ratio of buying a house far greater than in the 1960s, said the Institute of Economic Affairs. Planning rules... 3/1/2024: NEWS: Shop cuts 1,500 jobs SAINSBURY’S will axe around 1,500 roles to help reduce costs by around £1billion a year. It will cut jobs in its contact centre in Widnes, Cheshire, at in-store bakeries and other hubs. Chief executive Simon Roberts said: “We are making some... 3/1/2024: NEWS: ‘Council fat cats’ salaries should be put to a vote’ A TORY MP is pushing for a crackdown on fat cat salaries for town hall officials. Paul Bristow says the number of council staff paid huge sums is “ballooning” and is demanding more accountability. He is calling for a change in the law to ensure... 3/1/2024: NEWS: Nic throws herself into New York role OSCAR winner Nicole Kidman isn’t having a knee-sy time of it as she films her latest movie in New York. Not only is the actress left battered and bruised after falling on a grimy sidewalk, she is then flattened by a huge hound. But when the cameras... 3/1/2024: NEWS: TOP 15 BUSINESSES BRITS WANT TO OPEN 1. Cafe 2. Bookshop 3. Arts and craft shop 4. Fitness studio 5. Toy shop 6. Kids play cafe/soft play 7. Deli and grocery shop 8. Dog hotel 9. Vintage clothing boutique 10. Artisanal coffee roastery/coffee shop 11. Homewares boutique 12.... 3/1/2024: NEWS: Nation of shopkeepers WHEN it comes to setting up your own business, most of us dream of hitting the high street. Running a cafe, managing a bookshop or getting creative in an arts and crafts store have been voted the top three ways to make a living. Toy shops, delis and... 3/1/2024: SUELLA’S DEMAND OVER ‘NATIONAL DISASTER’ OF MIGRAT: £500M FOR RWANDA DEAL TO CURB £11BN-A-YEAR HOTEL EXPENSES DEPORTING migrants to Rwanda will cost almost £500million if 300 people are sent to Kigali, a report reveals. The Home Office has already handed the Rwandan government £220million and will pay an additional £50million in each of the next three... 3/1/2024: SUELLA’S DEMAND OVER ‘NATIONAL DISASTER’ OF MIGRAT: Rise in decisions on fate of asylum seekers THE number of asylum seekers awaiting a decision has fallen sharply in the last three months, figures reveal. The Home Office said 128,786 migrants had not had an initial decision at the end of December, down 20% from 160,919 at the end of 2022. This...

PROFILE: The Daily Express is a British daily middle market tabloid newspaper. Founded in 1900 it is the flagship title of Express Newspapers and is currently owned by Richard Desmond. With the exception of the 2001 general election, when it backed the Labour Party, the newspaper has declared its support for the Conservative Party at every general election since World War II. The paper is also a strong critic of Britain's membership of the European Union. Profile extracted from Wikipedia and used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Circulation: 635,576 (April 2011)   Political Outlook: Right-Wing, Pro-Conservative, Eurosceptic   See our UK Newspaper Guide.