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  • 3 days ago | express.co.uk | Esther Krakue

    OPINIONThe Prime Minister has once again made a promise he's unlikely to keep (Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images)Sir Keir Starmer has promised to drastically reduce Britain’s net migration figures by 2029. A white paper outlines measures such as increasing English language requirements for visa holders and their dependents, extending eligibility for settled status from five to ten years, and scrapping the social care visa altogether. The message is clear: Britain has had enough of mass immigration.

  • 4 days ago | skynews.com.au | Esther Krakue

    Few things unite the political class across the Western world like the shared delusion that the energy transition is going according to plan. Governments have announced sweeping targets and bold timelines, aiming to phase out fossil fuels and rapidly decarbonise entire economies. But while the political messaging has been clear, the practical consequences have not.

  • 1 week ago | express.co.uk | Esther Krakue

    This VE Day we must realise what we're losing – and fight unashamed to get it backMark the intentions of those who sneer at our institutions and values. But most importantly - know how to tell them why they're wrong. OPINIONA young girl holds up a British flag as she waits for the flypast as part of Monday's celebrations (Image: Getty Images)Today marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day and it should stir something deep and profound in every Briton’s soul.

  • 2 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Esther Krakue

    Immigration, sovereignty, and crime dominate concerns, especially in places like East Kent, Boston, and Runcorn, where voters feel Westminster hasn't listened for decades. With small boat arrivals and concern about asylum hotels symbolising political inaction, Reform’s tough stance on immigration resonates. Their leaflets are blunt, and voters say they’re tired of being labelled racist for raising valid concerns.

  • 3 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Esther Krakue

    We've stood with you through war, revolutions and recessions – and we always willMany things have changed in 125 years of the Daily Express, but one thing remains certain - we will always back Britain.