Tom Kelly

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Kelly

'Public are sick to death of the migrant free-for-all', says Top Tory as he hails Mail's cash-for-visas investigationBy TOM KELLY, MAIL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 18:14 EDT, 9 June 2025 | Updated: 18:14 EDT, 9 June 2025 The public are ‘sick to death’ of the immigration ‘free-for-all’, Robert Jenrick warned yesterday after the Mail revealed how crooked legal advisers run cash-for-visas scams.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Kelly

Cheap 'Do It Yourself Ozempic' is being sold across Britain in a booming black market that puts lives at risk, a Daily Mail investigation has found. Scores of dealers based in the UK and China are using social media to openly advertise their cut-price illegal fat jabs to vulnerable people. They supply the active ingredient found in genuine weight-loss drugs and provide instructions on how to mix it in highly dangerous skinny jab home kits.

1 month ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tom Kelly

Home Office translators are running a lucrative scam to spring illegal immigrants from detention, an undercover Mail investigation has discovered. Interpreters charge £3,000 to act as witnesses to lie to a judge and secure bail for Albanians caught coming into the UK with fake passports or on small boats and lorries. The bogus guarantors vouch for the immigrants who they promise the court will stay at their home if released.

1 month ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Tom Kelly

During a primetime interview on Albania's public broadcaster late last month, Eglantina Legisi gave a damning account of the treatment of immigrants in the UK. New arrivals from the Balkan state in Britain, she complained, were scared to register at schools and hospitals because they feared they would be deported. Many were already traumatised after crossing the Channel on small boats, she said.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Kelly

Three weeks ago, Kneecap were revelling in the acclaim of tens of thousands of adoring fans at one of the world’s most famous music festivals. With one band member wearing his trademark Irish tricolour balaclava, the West Belfast hip-hop trio entertained the crowd at Coachella – a more glitzy US version of Glastonbury – in their own inimitable style.