The Government has been urged to carry out a review of the UK's 'broken' medicine supply chain as costs soar and patients are left in pain.
LORD ASHCROFT: In a survey just under a year ago, I found that defence and national security was the one area in which the Conservatives were still trusted more than Labour.
The survey of more than 5,400 voters was conducted by former Tory treasurer Lord Ashcroft. It reveals that 45 per cent of the public do not want a Labour government.
A socialist mayor ordered the National Conservative conference to shut down - but Brussels authorities really objected to Right-wing politicians like Nigel Farage gathering to exchange ideas.
ROSS CLARK: Few slogans in political history can have caused as much anger as 'We send the EU £350million a week - let's fund our NHS instead.'
British taxpayers are shelling out an astonishing £292 million a year in disability benefits to people claiming to have ADHD , The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
A Red Arrows aerobatics display scheduled for last September was reportedly cancelled after a Spanish official warned it would be a 'hostile act' and that its response would likely 'not be mild'.
Yesterday's ECHR ruling that the Swiss government can be sued over its climate policies is a 'deeply troubling judgment', writes Frank Furedi
For decades, countless young Italians have travelled to the UK each year to learn English and serve in restaurants dedicated to their homeland.
The UK has shot up from its previous ranking of seventh in 2021, United Nations data has shown, rising three places in 2022. It is behind only China, the United States and Germany for exports.
French and British troops on Monday swapped roles to take part in changing of the guard ceremonies outside the palaces of the other country's head of state, in an unprecedented move to celebrate 120 years since the Entente Cordiale.
EXCL: Margaritis Schinas, a vice-president of the European Commission, made the comments at a breakfast briefing yesterday in Seville which have been rebuked as 'incomprehensible'
José Manuel Albares called the remarks by Margaritis Schinas, a vice-president of the European Commission, which were made at a briefing yesterday in Seville, 'incomprehensible'.
A mega-study involving more than 18,000 people in multiple polls over recent weeks forecasts the Tories are on course for their worst election defeat in history, with Reform splitting the vote.
A Mail on Sunday investigation into Reform UK's candidates has revealed that the potential MPs include a convicted animal abuser and a fortune-teller
Danny Kruger, co-founder of the New Conservatives, told party members the Tories were 'not a very conservative party in lots of ways' and that criticism from Reform was 'mostly valid'.
Jim Ferguson, who narrowly missed out on becoming an MP in 2019, said injections made by the likes of Pfizer and Moderna were linked to 'soaring deaths'.
Mob rule returned to London on Sunday, forcing the closure of the British Museum. Hundreds of demonstrators laid seige to the main gates, blocking access to visitors and trapping others inside.
The former model, 56, detailed her health woes in a new interview on Saturday, explaining how the illness left her with a 'burst appendix' and 'always in agony' after the removal of her gallbladder.
Muzz.com, which has more than 10 million users world wide wanted to run a campaign on buses and tubes in London claiming 'social media is killing Muslims'.
People pay attention to what Labour 's Rachel Reeves has to say these days because it's widely (and correctly) assumed she will be Chancellor of the Exchequer before the year is out.
