Oliver JJ Lane

Two Green candidates for next week’s elections have been arrested on suspicion of “suspicion of stirring up racial hatred”.

Nigel Farage said Iranian embassy in London had been “just a whisker away” with paramilitary call-to-arms and this shouldn’t be tolerated. 

PM Starmer and his Home Secretary were subjected to “loud, sustained” booing as they arrived at the scene of a terrorist attack.

Mayor Mamdani said before meeting King Charles III he wanted to advocate for India over a precious diamond from the British crown jewels.

President hailed shared “audacity” of the Anglo-Saxon people that drove the British to conquer the seas and Americans to conquer the moon.

Censorious anti-Breitbart figure until recently the “most powerful man in politics you’ve probably never heard of” attempted to put clear blue water between him and Lord Mandelson.

President Trump hailed “the two most exceptional nations the world has ever known” as he and First Lady Melania welcomed the Royal couple.

Spending is surging in Europe while it falls in the United States, suggesting Trump effect driving NATO resurgence remains alive and well. 

Attorney-General called “threat to national security” and told to resign over allegations of involvement in the hounding of British soldiers.

President Trump warned the UK against trying to “make an easy buck” on American big tech firms like Amazon, Google, and Meta.

Three migrant males, including man who fled Egypt to escape a prison sentence for murder, have been convicted of repeatedly raping a woman.

Energy prices more expensive in the UK than practically any other country and few nations are experiencing faster demographic change.

PM paradoxically used patron saint to insist “unity” is key while ranting about Englishmen he feels betray the multicultural project. 

UK could see its internet rationed as telecom companies plan for the future in one of the most expensive country for energy in the world. 

At least three container ships attacked in the Strait of Hormuz this morning, with a Royal Navy office reporting “heavy damage” to one.

A majority of Germans think shutting down the entire fleet of reactors during Europe’s years-long, crippling energy crisis was a mistake.

Civil Servant set up to take fall for scandal struck back, stating No.10 rushed process to appoint scandal-struck Labour veteran.

“That man couldn’t lie straight in bed”, thundered Reform Lee Anderson MP of Starmer before being excluded from the chamber.

UK government paralysed on surge of antisemitism because it is afraid of offending key voting bloc, Islamic South Asians, Farage said. 

“A country that cannot protect its Jewish community cannot protect anyone” warns Brexit pioneer Nigel Farage.

Green Party voters and the highly educated are those most likely to say they feel intolerant of other people’s opinions, research in Germany shows.

European leaders continued their talks on the Iran war on Friday, considering a peacekeeping mission to be launched after the war has ended.

An Afghan migrant has been arrested in France after local farmers repeatedly found their livestock tied and injured.

A section of central London has been closed off, with emergency services in “biohazard suits” seen investigating.

Starmer’s spin doctors argue he is ignorant and not in command of his own government, rather than admit he has been “deliberately dishonest”.

Scandal-struck Epstein-linked Labour grandee was refused a security clearance but became British Ambassador to the U.S. anyway.

Protesters accused police of withholding details about alleged perpetrators of gang rape of young woman in the leafy Surrey town of Epsom.

Even as the world wakes up to Britain’s chronic “say-do gap” on defence, Westminster is cutting even more cash to boost welfare spending.

Euro-led mission to clear the Strait of Hormuz is being spun as a snub to Trump, despite it being exactly what the President has been asking for.

“I love your country and I would love to see it succeed”, President Trump said as he listed off “insane” energy and mass migration policies.

The UK continues to stumble through a crippling years-long energy crisis that is rapidly deindustrialising the country.

Former NATO boss breaks cover on treasury “experts” and “corrosive complacency” killing Britain’s military and leaving country “in peril”.

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer all but confirmed that the Royal Navy would be engaging in minesweeping in the Persian Gulf.

Protesters demanding the Irish government slash punishing taxes on farmers are successfully starving the country of fuel.

Brexit is moot because a post-NATO European Union needs as many members as it can get to fight Russia, Zelensky has said. 

The UK has surrendered ability to ensure its own security, leaving it at the mercy of global events, and the PM raging about energy costs.