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Dozens of men clashed as a riot broke out at a Paris airport amid efforts to deport a Kurdish activist from the country.

Two individuals fell into the sea and were dashed against the rocks six miles apart as the region of north Spain experiences high winds.

It is thought the four remaining victims may now be entombed in vehicles below the wreckage of the bridge.

A record number of migrants crossed the English Channel so far this year despite Rishi Sunak’s claims of success at stopping the boats.

French lawmakers are debating a bill that would ban discrimination over the texture, length, color or style of someone’s hair.

The population of the United Kingdom rose between 2011 and 2022 to an estimated 67.6 million, an increase of over four million people.

The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed on Wednesday that the Islamic State’s claim to having orchestrated last week’s Crocus City concert hall massacre in Moscow was “extremely hard to believe.”

A man suffered “life-threatening” injuries after being attacked by a knife-wielding man on a train in London on Wednesday afternoon.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has been accused of “vastly overstating” the economic benefits from mass migration.

At least five people were killed when a bus headed from Berlin drove off a highway and ended up on its side, authorities said.

The British government has been accused of being “pathetic” in the face of the threat from China after announcing relatively mild sanctions.

It is unclear what specific work Gordon Sondland produces for Ukraine, and his registration does not specify any compensation. 

National Transportation Safety Board officials have boarded the MV Dali and divers continue to seek victims of the collapse.

A pair of Dutch female dart players have quit their roles on the Dutch National women’s dart team saying that they feel “ashamed” off playing

The Catholic bishops of Europe along with other Christian leaders have criticized the omission of references to the continent’s Christian roots and core values as EU elections approach.

U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres has declared reparations are due now to compensate for the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a way to tackle “its legacy” in today’s society, including “systemic racism and white supremacy.”

Left-wing lawmakers in the Australian state of Queensland have introduced legislation “to provide stronger protections for trans, gender diverse and intersex people.”

German investigators said Wednesday they were working through hundreds of new tips on the on the left-wing Red Army Faction terror group.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping told visiting Dutch PM Mark Rutte that attempts to restrict China’s access to technology will not stop it’s rise.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s fledgeling government was dealt a fresh blow on Tuesday as two of his ministers announced their resignations.

British border police allegedly harassed two brothers who survived the October 7, 2023, Hamas massacre at a music festival in Israel.

Over 100 elite British women athletes have expressed fear about publicly opposing transgenders in women’s sports. 

The top spokesman for the Taliban regime of Afghanistan, Zabihullah Mujahid, repeated the terrorist organization’s claims on Monday that the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISIS-K), the jihadists’ Afghan affiliate, had been “significantly weakened” in the country under Taliban rule.

Ukraine has sunk or disabled a third of all Russian warships in the Black Sea in just over two years of war, said a navy spokesman Tuesday.

Nigel Farage called on the government to release full statistics on migrant crime in Britain while blasting the Tories for importing “mass criminality”.

The Governor of Maryland has revealed there was enough time for traffic to be blocked from driving onto it, saving lives. 

Britain’s Prince Harry has been named in court documents in the sex trafficking case lodged against Bad Boy Records founder Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The BBC said it has no further plans to use generative AI technology to promote the long-running series Doctor Who after the network was slammed by complaints from viewers who didn’t appreciate the marketing blitz.

The head of UK taxpayer-funded BBC has big plans for the national broadcaster with an enthusiastic deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) topping the to-do list.

The head of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) claimed on Tuesday that America, Britain, and Ukraine conspired to execute the slaughter of nearly 140 people at a concert hall in the suburbs of Moscow on Friday.

The farmer revolt against free trade policies and the green agenda descended upon London as a tractor convoy protested outside Parliament.

Allegations of “social cleansing” have been made against organisers of the Paris Olympic Games as homeless people, sex workers, and illegal migrants are being taken off the city’s streets and sent to regional France ahead of the event.

The once revered Lancet medical journal has launched a warning that skeptics of a looming climate emergency may be getting the upper hand, calling for a renewed effort to provoke climate action.

A UK court said Julian Assange can’t immediately be extradited to the U.S. on espionage charges, a partial victory for the WikiLeaks founder.

The large I-695 over the Patapsco River has collapsed after being hit by a cargo ship, sending vehicles tumbling into the water. 

Entrepreneur and former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called on his fellow conservatives to offer a multi-layered vision of sovereignty to win the “war” for the “soul of the West” during a speech in Italy over the weekend.