We don’t speak in the same way people did in the time of Shakespeare or Chaucer.“ London, being the economic and cultural centre, drives these changes.... Paul Kerswill, the emeritus professor of sociolinguistics at the University of York, said: “ It’s a never-ending cycle.... Pre-social media, new slang and ways of speaking were spread through face to face contact.“ Now there are far more ways for people to communicate with each other and to share language, and much of it is rapid and immedia

IRAN, China and Russia are recruiting crooks to carry out crimes on Britain’s streets, the country

Wall Street.... Economists had forecast inflation would decline to 8.2%, but it did better than that

unconscious on the floor and urinating in alleyways.“ There’s also a homeless hostel on the street so there’

terrorists to try and commit more atrocities as the threat facing Britain is “ rising ”.... Mrs Braverman

Downing Street parties during lockdown. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick revealed an

No trip to York is complete without a visit or two up and down the Shambles.” York has also been named one of the friendliest cities in the world.... It is best explored on foot or bike but there is also public transport.... The city has many places to stay including hotels, holiday lets, BBs and more....

This is the cognitive dissonance that will be going on in the minds of their leadership: ideology versus necessity, ” said a police source.Ms Jones said the initial impact was expected to be limited.... Isotonitazene is said to be 500 times stronger than morphine. Jason Harwin, deputy chief constable and the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for drugs, said: “ Heroin causes significant harm and misery in our communities and police continue to work hard to target those who import and sell it.

SOME of Britain's most dangerous convicted terrorists could be back on the streets in months, a Sun

When no cells are available, suspects cannot be held in custody.... Soon, the courts would grind to a halt, unable to hold trials.“ With officers unable to act, criminals could do whatever they want, without consequence.... We could see looters running amok, smashing in windows, robbing shops and setting neighbourhoods alight.“ In short, if we fail to act now, we face the collapse of the criminal justice system....