Warning comes amid rise in expulsions under federal law – even in states where drug is legalA legal expert at an international immigration firm has warned British tourists and employees that if they smoke marijuana in the US, even in states where it has been legalised, they risk being barred Read more
PM incorrectly claims migration from EU and non-EU is ’50-50′ Via: Boris Johnson reveals ignorance over EU immigration figures in BBC interview
More than 600 homes damaged in Yorkshire alone, Environment Agency says Via: UK weather: Temperatures to plunge to -2C as 1,200 homes evacuated due to floods
Alleged victim was second of 11 who 34-year-old is said to have attacked earlier this year Via: 'I need to make sure he doesn't kill me': Young woman's 14-hour rape ordeal recounted to court at Joseph McCann trial
Duke of York has never spoken publicly about relationship with billionaire Via: Prince Andrew interrogated over Epstein orgy claims in 'no-holds-barred' BBC interview
A four-year-old girl was hospitalised after her school Kitchener Road Primary in Canton, Cardiff, makes pupils aged four to 11 guess how much toilet roll they need in a public space before going in. Via: Girl, four, is HOSPITALISED with constipation after school removed toilet roll from cubicles
The shooting was reported at 7.38am Pacific Time at Saugus High School on Centurion Way in Santa Clarita, about 40 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Via: Boy kills two classmates in California high school shooting
Taylor Swift said on social media Thursday that her performance at the AMAs, a Netflix documentary and ‘any other recorded events I am planning to play until November of 2020 are a question mark’. Via: Taylor Swift claims Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun illegally stopped her from re-recording music
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell’s project was swiftly trashed by government, with Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan ridiculing the ‘fantasy plan’ to roll-out fibre for all by 2030. Via: Labour is mocked for 'reckless fantasy' £20bn plan to give FREE broadband to every British home
The ‘Beeching reversal fund’ will be spent on reconnecting branch lines to towns cut off from the rail network. It forms part of a package aimed at communities that had been ‘left behind.’ Via: Boris Johnson offers £500m to reopen rail lines closed by Beeching and £150m to boost high Read more