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He also talked of deporting non-whites to their “natural homelands” as he was covertly taped by anti-racism group HOPE not hate who are making a film about the rise of the alt-right. Mr Rees-Mogg, a Tory favourite for Prime Minister, was snapped sitting next to Lauder-Frost five years ago at a dinner of the Traditional Britain Group, of which Lauder-Frost is vice-president. Facebook photos showed the controversial backbencher at the black-tie event, surrounded by dozens of mainly young and entirely white dinner guests. The Tory later said he "regretted" his decision to deliver the keynote speech to a group that wants “voluntary repatriation” of black Britons such as Doreen Lawrence, mother of tragic Stephen, who was murdered by a racist gang in 1993. Lauder-Frost told of his opposition to Baroness Lawrence’s 2013 appointment to the House of Lords when he spoke on Feltz’s BBC London radio show at the time. He said: “It’s ridiculous. She’s made countless anti-English comme...

Tory Austerity is "crushing and killing the weak" and Brexit has divided the country, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned. In a dramatic assessment of the state of the country, Justin Welby said there was a danger of a "schism" in society that the most vulnerable are falling into. The Anglican leader issued a plea for Britons to be "generous" in adapting to newcomers to the country and called for people to show "care for each other". In an article for the Mail on Sunday, he raised concerns about the Government's austerity drive. Mr Welby wrote: "Brexit has divided the country - and now we need a new narrative. One that is rooted in all that is best in our history - solidarity, courage, aspiration, resilience and care for each other.

THE High Court has ordered James Murdoch to finally address allegations that he and Rebekah Brooks oversaw a criminal cover up of phone hacking at The Sun, Byline Investigations can reveal. Byline reports that Until now the 45-year-old media mogul – through The Sun’s publisher News UK, of which Mrs Brooks is Chief Executive – has made neutral “non-admissions” on the claims, which centre on the concealment of evidence and destruction of 20 million emails at the height of the phone hacking scandal. “The defendant must state which allegations he is unable to admit or deny but which he requires the claimant to prove," ~ Mr Justice Mann Now, Mr Justice Mann, sitting at the Rolls Building on February 6, has said the company’s legal tactic contravenes rules governing civil court actions. Giving News UK until Easter to defend the allegations - either by admitting them, denying them, or explaining why it can’t do either - Justice Mann said: “The defendant must state which...