#TheLongRun

Sad and heartbreaking update; The Kenyan student who went missing in the UK, Edna Mmbali Ombakho, has been found. Sadly, her body was discovered in a river on March 8, 2026. Edna, 31, was pursuing her MSc at York St John University (London campus) and lived in Wraysbury, Berkshire. She was last seen on February 1 after heading out for a walk, something so ordinary that her sudden silence worried everyone. She always stayed in close touch with her family in Kitale, so when the calls stopped, her loved ones knew something wasn't right. The family raised the alarm, and with support from HAKI Africa, the Kenyan diaspora, the Kenya High Commission, and Thames Valley Police, searches and appeals went out widely. Everyone held onto hope for weeks. Now the news has come, and it's devastating. No official cause of death has been released yet, and police continue their investigation. This has left her family, friends, and the whole community in deep grief. May She RIP

The world has failed Congo 🙏🏿

There were relieved family reunions at Dublin Airport after the Government's first chartered flight from the Middle East touched down this morning

From next year, migrants wishing to stay in the UK permanently will need to speak, listen, read and write in English to an A-level equivalent standard. It is right that those who wish to build a life here work hard, contribute and are able to play a full part in British life.

SOLANGE KNOWLES PHOTOGRAPHED BY GABRIEL MOSES

Here’s a video of Israelis protesting for the “right to rape” demanding soldiers be allowed to sexually assault Palestinian detainees. This is the level of evil we are dealing with

The British public has footed the bill for an immigration system that feels out of control and unfair. We’re stopping this. It is only fair that migrants with an income or sizeable assets will have to contribute to the cost of their stay, not the taxpayer.