This appears under a section headed “News” not US ? this is not news its a fluff story and should be in a fluff section not something titled news ? Daily Mail may well have a large American Audience now, and it maybe financially expedient and convenient to create one site for both, but you serve by this measure as cultural destroyers, get this particular part of american culture out of ours, proms and the belief in them are infectious mal-culture, you should not be promoting such tripe subconsciously or otherwise, this is not america its britain for petes sake ! american culture for americans british culture for british your killing our culture with this rubbish. two seperate sites if you cant manage then the daily mail is doomed to be international smush from a cultural perspective, browsing here feels like a lobotomy, so I gues I depart and leave the rot to continue rotting the problem is I cannot see hardly any part of culture that remains english and sane, most now seems scarred by the international agenda and foreign cultures.

adult asylum seeker pretending to be a child attempts to kill foster carer

Usual rubbish this culture comes up with now, NET ? there is no net ! there need to be less people evaluating asylum cases and more people in puffa jackets putting them back on planes, its harder for a citizen to get into a PUB than it is to get into the UK. insist anyone entering the UK is photographed at the point of departure, so even if they dispose of their ID and tickets we know who they are and where they came from so we know where to send them back to at the end of the day. all these people are taking the mickey as my brazilian friend explains to me in no uncertain terms. sky tv, a mobile phone and a bike WTF ! In london state funded primary schools Native child attendance is at 30% on average and falling every year – worse in many areas when not averaged. At what point will this nation defend the native people ? the answer appears to be never. the wealthy insular and privileged have no conception of the reality of the situation for the native poor.