He said he no longer believes the Tories have a ‘positive platform’ to offer, and he will now sit as an independent.

The move follows a successful trial in which 15 investigators stopped 2,600 people receiving the benefit after moving abroad.

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Ebbsfleet boss Josh Wright is delighted that three of his strikers have already got off the mark this season. Josh Coley ...

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A depraved primary school worker found with a sickening document aimed at encouraging children to engage in abuse has been ...