The Green Party "has a secret plan to teach children to accept migrants" as Britons have a "moral obligation" to hand illegal immigrants voting rights, a leaked memo suggests.
The documents, seen by the Express, allege that the Greens have drawn up plans that would mean children would be taught they have a moral duty to accept immigrants.
Also under the plans, illegal immigrants would receive free legal advice to illegal immigrants - even extending to those who have lived in the Britain illegally for five years could be given generous handouts.
The plans would also allow illegal migrants to regularise their status without penalty, with some granted settlement, benefits, voting rights and a path to citizenship.
The proposal would mean the Department of Migration would work hand-in-hand with education leaders to "disseminate knowledge" about migrants to children, as well as lower the asylum threshold - allowing those with "seriously disturbing public order" and those facing "persecution" under equality laws.
Critics have branded the proposals as "open-border propaganda", warning they risk at indoctrinating pupils into believing the UK must accept migrants without limits.
Zack Polanski's party has further pledged support for small boat arrivals, alongside controversial policies including drug decriminalisation and a £15 minimum wage.
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Andy Burnham joins Angela Rayner in frustration over Labour Party leadership
Andy Burnham has said he understands growing public frustration after Angela Rayner warned Labour is “running out of time” to deliver meaningful change.
The Greater Manchester mayor told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme he “knows where she’s coming from” when asked about concerns that time is running short for the party.
He said there was a need for a united effort to “pull together a plan that turns the country around”, adding that recent by-election results had highlighted voter discontent.
However, Mr Burnham pointed to signs of renewed ambition from the Government, particularly in the North, referencing proposals to give regional mayors control over a share of income tax.
MPs drawn for Prime Minister's Questions
The shuffle for PMQs has been announced, with one of the MPs drawn is Reform UK's leader Nigel Farage.
The full list:
- Wendy Morton (Aldridge-Brownhills) - Conservatives
- Sir Jeremy Wright (Kenilworth and Southam) - Conservatives
- Dr Marie Tidball (Penistone and Stocksbridge) - Labour
- Uma Kumaran (Stratford and Bow) - Labour
- Martin Wrigley (Newton Abbot) - Lib Dem
- Dawn Butler (Brent East) - Labour
- David Davis (Goole and Pocklington) - Conservatives
- Nigel Farage (Clacton) - Reform UK
- Paul Davies (Colne Valley) - Labour
- Steve Witherden (Montgomeryshire and Glyndŵr) - Labour
- Greg Smith (Mid Buckinghamshire) - Conservatives
- Andrew Snowden (Fylde) - Conservatives
- Noah Law (St Austell and Newquay) - Labour
- Oliver Ryan (Burnley) - Labour
Labour attempting to 'reduce trade barriers' with the European Union
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Nick Thomas-Symonds, Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office told GB News, that the Labour Party are "not seeking to rejoin" the EU.
Instead, he said, Labour are hoping to make "pragmatic changes in different sectors of the economy to reduce trade barriers".
He showed an example of the Export Health Certificate, a requirement for businesses to fill out when trading with EU countries.
Mr Thomas-Symonds said that over one million businesses have had to complete the 22-page document since 2023, which also requires 56 wet stamps.
'Such weak and spineless leadership' - Shadow transport secretary slams PM's dithering over Iran
Speaking to GB News, Richard Holden, Shadow Transport Secretary slammed the Government's lack of decisiveness over the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
He said: "We should of actually had proper protections for our military bases in the first place."
Mr Holden continued by saying we should of allowed the US to use UK bases "from the start" and described Sir Keir Starmer's leadership as "weak and spineless" over the alleged in-fighting in the cabinet on Britain's involvement in the conflict.
He said if the UK had allowed the US to use its bases from the start, "we'd be in a very different position than we are now".
On the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic shipping lane currently blocked by Iran, Mr Holden said that we "should of had naval assets in the Middle East a long time ago".
Angela Rayner says Labour 'running out of time' under Keir Starmer as ex-Deputy PM twists knife
Angela Rayner has issued her most forceful challenge yet to Sir Keir Starmer, warning Labour is "running out of time" to change course.
The former Deputy Prime Minister urged the party leadership to shift direction or risk an electoral wipeout.
Speaking on Tuesday evening, Ms Rayner accused Labour of becoming "the establishment" since coming to power.
"As a party and a movement, we cannot hide. We cannot just go through the motions in the face of decline," she told activists.
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