BP-5343A

WILL STARMER BACK DOWN?

The guess is - the UK PM will double down on the judge's ruling - the temporary injunction - and contest it at the next hearing. Could the country see the gov't introduce overriding emergency powers?

BBC

PEOPLE

BP-5341I

THE CORK'S GOING TO BLOW

UK PM sits atop a bottle with the cork set to blow - anytime. He's either incompetent or has a plan to completely destabilise society. The latter looks nearer the truth. An army colonel speaks of civil war coming.

BBC

PEOPLE

BP-5335E

HOW CAN THIS HAPPEN?

Someone upstairs has sent down these orders. The sad thing is - the foot soldiers are carrying them out. Nazi soldiers in WWII pleaded their innocence due to following orders. They too were guilty.

THE PEOPLE'S VOICE

PEOPLE

BP-5334G

STOPPING - OR ENCOURAGING?

The UK gov't has just passed legislation against advertisements for people trafficking into the UK. Given how much legislation is passed daily, some may ask - if they want to stop the boats, what took so long?

GOV.UK

PEOPLE

BP-5332F

LET'S WATCH THE BOATS ARRIVE?

The UK gov't plans to increase use of artificial intelligence [Ai] to enable surveillance on small boats arriving on British shores. The contract will cost the taxpayer an estimated £12m - but likely to be much more.

VARIOUS OTHER SOURCES

PEOPLE