A young woman was heard begging ‘please stop’ to an asylum seeker in a secret recording as he ‘raped her’, a jury has heard.
Distressing audio clips which were secretly recorded by the alleged victim were played to the jury in a rape trial.
Chret Callender, 28, drunkenly forced himself onto the young woman after he turned up at her home following a night out on June 14, Bournemouth Crown Court heard.
Isolated and alone, Sara says she felt powerless when the husband she was forced to marry in Pakistan became abusive. She was 21.
“He used to light a lighter on my face to scare me, [he said] ‘I will burn you’,” she says.
She says his controlling behaviour got worse when she was brought to the UK, and moved in with his parents in 2022.
Instead of the happy married life promised by her family, she was then attacked by her husband and forced to work as a slave by her in-laws.
LAST week was dominated by two events: the latest migration statistics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), and the Autumn Budget from Rachel Reeves.
While Thursday’s ONS figures show net migration falling to around 204,000 in the year to June 2025, the overall inflow remains very high, with 900,000 visas issued over the same period. Some commentators and politicians claimed victory – saying this was proof that Labour is getting to grips with the migration crisis. But look under the bonnet: what is actually happening is emigration, especially of Britons and EU nationals, flattering the overall net figures.
A 30-year-old Afghan man has been charged with sexual assaults on three women in Southampton as well as with illegally entering the UK.
Sohail Amiri, of Highfield Lane, Southampton, is accused of approaching a woman and attempting to kiss her in Upper Shaftesbury Avenue on Tuesday, and two incidents involving other women in Westwood Road on Sept 23.
A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said: “Officers investigating three reports of sexual assaults on women in Portswood and Bevois have charged a man.
For the third weekend in a row, hundreds of residents in the east Sussex town of Crowborough have protested against the government’s plans to house asylum seekers at a military site.
It is no surprise that the Home Office’s plans, announced in October, have provoked such a fierce backlash. According to the BBC, up to 540 single male asylum seekers are to be housed at an army training camp on the outskirts of this small town. At last Sunday’s demonstrations, protesters chanted ‘Crowborough says no’ and ‘protect our community’. They also wore individual numbers, each number representing one of the immigrants soon to arrive.
Asylum seekers – including small boat migrants – now make up 44 per cent of net migration to Britain, new figures show.
Net migration – the difference between those arriving to live long-term in Britain minus those emigrating – plummeted to 204,000 in the year to June, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today.
But the number of asylum seekers coming to Britain has surged to a record high.
AS THE numbers swell – this time to 3,000 – it is clear that this weekend’s ‘Crowborough says No’ protest was no ordinary protest.
The footage shows there were no identikit placards, no masks, no rentamob, no scuffles with an opposition. A few police watched benignly and stopped the traffic as the ever-lengthening snake of people wended its way up to the crossroads to the small high street.
Up to 600 male asylum seekers will be housed at a Crowborough army camp for 12 months.
Co-host of the Triggernometry Podcast, Konstantin Kisin says:
"It's a cadet training camp. The fence you could hop; these people are allowed to leave at any point."@mrmarkdolan pic.twitter.com/WQnG1cjJTn
— Talk (@TalkTV) November 24, 2025
Hi Chris, resident of Crowborough here. We had a local meeting in the town hall last night with the Home office and local counsellors. This vile witch spent the entire time sighing, shaking her head and basically laughing at any concerns we raised. pic.twitter.com/t0j1SjGqAO
— JJaneway (@Janeway99) November 14, 2025
Forget terror plots, knife crime, or rampant theft, Britain’s police have bigger things to worry about—Christian street preachers. Shaun O’Sullivan, a 36-year-old preacher at the evangelical Awaken church in Swindon, was acquitted unanimously by a jury last week at Crown Court. He faced charges of racial and religious harassment against Muslims for saying the words: “Pray for the Jews and pray for the Palestinians.” This culminated in a six-day trial, costing an estimated £20,000.
Hundreds of furious residents have taken to the streets to protest against government plans to move hundreds of lone male asylum seekers into an army training camp.
The Home Office intends to transfer around 600 migrants to the military site in Crowborough, East Sussex by the end of next month – a move locals say has been forced on the community with virtually no consultation.
The mounting anger follows revelations that cadets based at the camp could be removed to make way for the arrivals.
A fantastic turnout by patriots to show Crowborough does not want 600 young potentially dangerous men being shoved into this town without local consultation by a Govt that hates the UK & has lost complete control of our women’s & young girl’s safety & security @_AdvanceUK… pic.twitter.com/1FXR8YyAa3
— Howard Cox (@HowardCCox) November 23, 2025
Security is ramping up around an army base that is set to house 600 male asylum seekers – as locals were told they would get ’48 hours’ notice’ before they move in.
Residents are in revolt over the plans for Crowborough Army Training Camp in East Sussex, with thousands of people turning out every week for noisy protests.
Today, guards with dogs were seen patrolling the site, where a secondary security fence has been erected alongside a series of residential huts.
Crowborough Camp stepping up security, covered fencing being installed. pic.twitter.com/AD5bhPumGv
— eddie mitchell (@brightonsnapper) November 21, 2025
Ethnic minorities now view the England flag as a racist symbol, a poll has found.
Online “patriotism” campaign Operation Raise the Colours encouraged people to hang patriotic flags across England over the summer.
Now, the majority of ethnic minority adults – 52pc – believe the St George’s flag has become a racist symbol, YouGov polling taken in October has shown.
No words.
British civil servants are reportedly being trained on how to monitor and push back against so-called “high-risk narratives” on social media, such as posts opposing the mass migration agenda imposed on the country.
A deep state team within the Cabinet Office, the Government Communications Service (GCS), has been tasked by the government with combating supposed “disinformation” while simultaneously promoting the government line through “counter-narratives” online.
‘WE WUN’T be druv’, or ‘we won’t told what to do’, is the unofficial motto of the county of Sussex and encapsulates perfectly the mounting defiance of the East Sussex town of Crowborough. The town is engaged in a battle to prevent 600 male asylum seekers (the equivalent of two battalions) being placed in an army training camp next to the town. Until now the camp has been in constant use by air and army cadets.
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The people of Crowborough moved there to escape Londons ‘multiculturalism’.
Now the rubber dingy mujahideen are being dumped on their doorstep.
Also Michael Obama says white people are to blame for his shit hair. pic.twitter.com/vXSR7j99TM
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) November 17, 2025
#crowborough pic.twitter.com/J6lSgFu0on
— eddie mitchell (@brightonsnapper) November 16, 2025
Immigration without integration is invasion.
If you want to know what a country will become, don’t ask a pollster — ask a headteacher. The corridors of Britain’s state schools are no longer corridors of power, but corridors of prophecy. The future is not some abstract projection. It is lining up in assembly, being taught phonics, and growing up in a reality utterly detached from the assumptions of Westminster or the nostalgia of middle England.
Workers have begun converting an army barracks into accommodation for 600 male asylum seekers – despite furious opposition from locals in the small town next door.
Residents are in revolt over the plans for Crowborough Army Training Camp in East Sussex, with 2,000 people flooding the streets for a noisy protest yesterday.
But work has started to prepare the site, with a secondary security fence and residential huts erected, communal bins installed and high-speed fibre cabling laid out.
Crowborough has a population of about 22,000. The turnout at the demonstration, in that context, looks very impressive. They are protesting at an army camp housing 600 illegal migrants.
They chant "we want Starmer out", as passing motorists toot their approval. pic.twitter.com/DXRcoksw5s
— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) November 17, 2025
