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A strong 70 per cent of the British public want the government to get on with Brexit, despite claims the general election result shows people turning away from leaving the Europe Union.

A Labour shadow minister has contradicted a key manifesto pledge days after the election, insisting “there will have to be some element of free movement” in a Brexit deal.

The widely circulated claim there was a 72 per cent turnout amongst young voters last week has been debunked by the first major survey on the demographics of who voted in the general election.

Poland and the Czech Republic have slammed the European Union’s (EU) decision to ‘sanction’ them for rejecting compulsory migrant quotas, with the later citing “security” issues and promising to defend the right to reject migrants.

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said his party should emulate Jeremy Corbyn’s pressure group of the Labour party Momentum.

The Brexit Secretary and Shadow Chancellor have insisted the UK will leave the European Union (EU) Single Market, as Tory and Labour MPs call for a so-called “soft Brexit” after the general election.

The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) are in a powerful position, with the Tories pleading with them to prop up a minority government.

Labour politicians urged Muslims to back their party in the run up to the general election by telling them “the Tories are whipping up hate and Islamophobia like UKIP”, and “other minorities have a greater say in the country than we

DUP leader Arlene Foster has confirmed she has spoken with the prime minister about “stabilising” the nation, as well as making a thinly veiled dig at Scottish nationalists.

Labour won a strong majority of the seats where turnout increased by more than 5 per cent, with roughly 70 per cent of 18 – 24-year-olds voting nationwide, according to early estimates.

The BBC has been accused of omitting to report that a trio of knife attackers allegedly shouted Quranic verses and “this is for Allah” as they slashed the arm of a nursery school worker.

The Saudi Arabian football (soccer) team has refused to line up and respect a silence held to remember the victims of the London Bridge attack, claiming “it is not in keeping with our culture”.

The ‘Islamic State-inspired’ Notre Dame hammer attacker was allegedly radicalised in Sweden and awarded a so-called “Journalist Prize Against Discrimination” by the European Union (EU) for writing pro-migrant articles during his time there.

Counter Terrorism Police have been alerted after three women, alleged shouting “Allah will get you” and quoting the Quran, stabbed a nursery school worker in North London.

After stepping down “for a period of ill health”, Labour’s gaff-prone prospective home secretary, Diane Abbott, has allegedly responded to prank e-mails, appearing to acknowledge she was in fact asked to step aside.

A member of UKIP’s youth wing has been labelled “far right” by his school and reported to the Government’s PREVENT de-radicalisation programme, which is designed to stop “young people from being drawn into terrorism”.

London police have named two of the three London Bridge attackers, confirming one as a known Islamist radical who appeared in a Channel 4 documentary.

One of the London Bridge attackers was allegedly a well-known Islamist, who appeared on national TV, was reported to police, and can be linked to the network around notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary.

Five people are reportedly being held after armed police raided flats in Barking following last night’s Islamist terror attack near London Bridge.

Witnesses to the Islamist attack near London Bridge have told how they fought the terrorists, throwing chairs and glasses, with a taxi driver attempting to “ram” the attackers with his vehicle.

The British prime minister has refused to join the international chorus of “condemnation” against President Donald J. Trump for pulling out of the Paris climate deal.

A Labour Parliamentary candidate has been shouted down with anti-Semitic abuse at a public hustling in Bradford.

UKIP has slammed Labour for “cheating” in a key target seat, claiming they are using the Soros-funded, ‘anti-fascist’ group Hope Not Hate (HNH) as “attack dogs” to campaign for them and exceed spending limits.

The German press has hailed Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s “inexperience”, welcoming his insistence that Britain must secure a Brexit deal at any cost, claiming it will make the UK an easy negotiating partner.

Europeans living in the UK will be “a super-privileged caste” with more rights than Brits if European Union (EU) has its way in Brexit negotiations, experts have said.

A leading pro-migrant think tank has been slammed for “bogus” claims that that 3 million Brits could be made unemployed if immigration is brought below 100,000.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s main rival in this year’s federal elections has launched a scathing attack on President Donald J. Trump, labelling him “unacceptable” and an “autocrat” who offends all German people.

A Government building in Westminster is hosting the “biggest ever in Europe” pro-Palestinian event, organised by a group allegedly linked to anti-Semites, Islamists, and terror groups.

The leader of Italy’s populist Northern League party has described the migrant crisis as an “invasion” that is being orchestrated by Brussels after European Union (EU)-backed NGOs were accused of working with people smugglers.

The bomb squad has been called to Wigan as part of the investigation into the Manchester Arena attack, as police evacuated people from their homes in the town for the second time in five days.

UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Paul Nuttall has suggested bringing back internment for jihadists who are thought pose a threat to the nation, detaining them without trial.

Brexit will not weaken the UK’s security services or make the country more susceptible to terror attacks, Scotland Yard’s former counter-terrorism chief has argued.

UK authorities adopted an “open door” policy for Libyan heritage Britons, including associates of the Manchester bomber, returning to the war-torn nation to fight alongside jihadist and al-Qaeda-linked groups.

The Manchester suicide bomber was part of an Arabic-speaking gang who accused teachers of “Islamophobia” for criticising terror, and one of his childhood friends has been convicted for gang raping a schoolgirl.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has blamed terror attacks in the West on British foreign policy and military interventions, just hours after general election campaigning resumed following the Manchester bombing.

One of the world’s leading authorities on Islamist and jihadist ideology has said militants are trying to provoke retaliation and conflict in the West, so Muslims will “rise up” and side with extremists.