News about Ash Sarkar

DAN WOOTTON: To suggest that explorers be charged more to avoid these pioneering adventures entirely is a new low for the hate-filled left to politicise the events of this week, largely because of Hamish Harding's appearance on the sub. That's just what's happened, though The Guardian columnist and hard left activist Ash Sarkar (right) led the charge. She tweeted (bottom right) to her 400,000 followers, 'If the super-rich can spend £250,000 on vanity jaunts 2.4 miles beneath the ocean, they are not being taxed enough.' Any serious concern remains as the distraught families of the Titan Five (subpoena, left) await word at sea of their loved ones as any serious concern fades following the US Coast Guard's announcement that a debris field has been discovered in the search area, but the primary concern must be the human cost of this failed expedition.

Following a 'completely grotesque' tweet about the missing Titanic tourist submarine victims, Ash Sarkar (left) has sparked backlash on social media. The columnist, who has written 23 articles for the Guardian, suggested that the wealthy be paid more. "If the super wealthy can spend £250,000 on vanity jaunts 2.4 miles under the ocean, they aren't being taxed enough," she wrote to her 400,000 followers on Twitter.' Five people are now missing on Titan's vanished ship, with its vital oxygen tank running out just after 12 p.m. today, according to the narrator.

Ash Sarkar, senior editor at Novara Media, delves into the Royal Family in her most recent firm broadside, just days before King Charles' coronation on Saturday. The journalist, who had previously called for a 'grime banger,' said that young people interested in the 'values of fairness and representation' were increasingly being turned off by the royals. The monarchy, however you define it, is neither a fair nor representative body,' Ms Sarkar told BBC's Newsnight.

ANDREW PIERCE: On the way to church on the Sandringham estate last weekend, a surprising figure could be seen walking behind them. Lady Susan Hussey was clearly in favour. According to reports, the lady-in-waiting had been disgraceful after requesting a black British visitor to Buckingham Palace, where she're reportedly comes from.' Many royal courtiers were delighted to see our late Queen's faithful and discreet confidante welcomed back into the fold. Lady Susan was wrongfully treated by the villagers, according to them. In the aftermath of the humiliating racial feud that erupted on social media, she 'chose to step aside' as the Palace continues to post it.