7 days ago

SUE REID: Our probing questions to a judge saved an innocent young man's life from ruin - that's why we MUST keep trial by jury ⊕

found 2025 › Nov › 30 (Sun) @ 02:05 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

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The young man smiled as he was freed from the dock. He hugged his relieved parents outside the crown court as we, the jury members at his rape trial, went back to our lives and never met again.

22 days ago

Why I WEEP for my country. For more than 20 years, I've warned mass migration risks undermining our way of life, says SUE REID. Now I fear the nation we love is slipping away from us ⊖

found 2025 › Nov › 15 (Sat) @ 02:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Some mornings, on the way to work, I used to buy a bacon butty at a cafe, joking with the fiftysomething Cockney who handed it over.

24 days ago

I've seen first hand how liberal Denmark solved their migration crisis. This is exactly how they did it and why I believe it will work here... if we can only overcome this problem: SUE REID ⊖

found 2025 › Nov › 13 (Thu) @ 04:30 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

An hour or so from Copenhagen, on opposite sides of a road running through flat Danish countryside, sit two bland-looking government centres.

35 days ago

Why do-gooding animal rights activists are to blame for the bloody slaughter of 600 majestic African elephants: SUE REID ⊖

found 2025 › Nov › 02 (Sun) @ 00:10 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

By the end of next year, the private conservancy plans to have slaughtered 600 of its resident elephants, in southern Africa's biggest mass cull for three decades.

54 days ago

What to do if YOU are targeted by the new breed of cash for crash moped crooks - as Louise reveals what happened when an illegally driven moped slammed into her Volvo: SUE REID ⊖

found 2025 › Oct › 14 (Tue) @ 00:45 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

'At a mini-roundabout, a moped accelerated into my path so I stopped. The next thing, this man was sprawled on the bonnet and his bike on the ground.'

61 days ago

Paddington Bear producers SUE Spitting Image over parody where beloved character is portrayed as foul-mouthed and cocaine-addled in podcast alongside 'Prince Harry' ⊕

found 2025 › Oct › 07 (Tue) @ 02:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The satirical puppet show portrays the bear, regarded as the epitome of British politeness by many, as a deranged cocaine sniffing creature.

71 days ago

A migration catastrophe unfolds in Calais: SUE REID has never seen it more crowded with desperate migrants. And they've only one destination in mind...

found 2025 › Sep › 26 (Fri) @ 22:30 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Multitudes of destitute and desperate men originating from across the world are in the French city of Calais, which increasingly resembles a giant refugee encampment (pictured).

78 days ago

Inside Britain's deportation flight fiasco: Colouring books, 'treats' and violence - whistleblower guards reveal all to SUE REID

found 2025 › Sep › 19 (Fri) @ 22:30 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Lounging in aircraft seats and surrounded by guards, the foreign men fresh out of British jails are on the way to the Middle East on a deportation flight from London. They don't want to leave.

2 months ago

SUE REID: As Government promises to stop the boats, startling pictures of crowds queuing in France to catch traffickers' ride to Dover will startle and anger Britain

found 2025 › Sep › 06 (Sat) @ 11:45 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

REID: All the migrants at the quayside bus stop were waiting for a free local ride to the beaches to run towards the boats which are now operated like a taxi service across to Dover.

3 months ago

As billions are spent buying up flats and houses for asylum seekers, with locals moved out... How long until a group of small boat migrants are moved into a house in your street? A special report by SUE REID

found 2025 › Sep › 05 (Fri) @ 23:30 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Victorian houses stand just a few yards from each other on the same long road. Until recently, they contained flats for Skegness people.