Jeremy Kyle unpacks Angela Rayner’s latest decision that has sparked fury by approving plans to house 1,200 migrants next to an Oxfordshire village. The Housing & Communities Secretary gave the green light despite the residents of Piddington holding their own referendum opposing the scheme.
Rayner admitted public services and ‘community cohesion’ will be damaged, but said this is outweighed by the need for the accommodation. So she admits it will impact community cohesion.
Fearful women in the area have resorted to self-defence lessons ahead of the influx of asylum seekers. This is the same Government who are so quick to look at protecting women working in the media from creeps like Russell Brand but will leave women in villages like Piddington to protect themselves.
Staggering cost of Burnham's EU reset: We'll be forced to adopt a new Brussels directive every 12 hours - A report by a parliamentary committee warns the Prime Minister's plan to sign up to EU rules on food and farming will lead to an avalanche of new Brussels regulations in the UK. The committee found that the deal – which is due to be signed off by Mr Burnham next week – is likely to require the UK to adopt 'at least 780 pieces of EU law' each year.
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