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Legislation from Reclaim Party MP Andrew Bridgen prohibiting schools from promoting radical gender theory was blocked by Labour and Tory MPs.

The cases included five people younger than 30 who cited autism as either the only reason or a major contributing factor for euthanasia.

The crowd at the Glastonbury Festival in England helped pop star Lewis Capaldi finish his song “Someone You Loved” when the ailing singer experienced Tourette Syndrome symptoms mid-performance.

Paris struck by major violence overnight as residents protest the shooting of a teenager by police, with major deployment expected tonight.

Heavy electric vehicles (EVs) cause twice as much damage to road surfaces than their combustion-powered equivalents, a report Tuesday has claimed.

Alcohol consumption at the 2024 Paris Olympics will be restricted to special VIP areas only, a report Tuesday confirmed, meaning the elites can happily quaff Champagne while those in the cheap seats will be forced to look on and sip water.

Germany saw net migration hit a record high in the country last year, yet the government is set to ease immigration standards even further.

Alex Graham, a 20-year-old professional hockey player in England, has died. He was only 20 years old.

Pop star Pink was left stunned after a fan apparently threw their mother’s ashes onto the stage. “I don’t know how I feel about this,” the singer told the fan.

Ukrainians have pushed through the defacto border established in the 2014 Russian invasion, taking back long-occupied territory, the UK says.

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has arrived in Belarus after his failed rebellion against the Kremlin, Alexander Lukashenko said.

St Paul’s Cathedral has taken down a post branding Sir Winston Churchill a “white supremacist” without evidence.

Belgian Shot Putter Jolien Boumkwoproved that showing up to represent her teammates is at least half the battle.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed support to Russian leader Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Tuesday following the bizarre events of this weekend, when the head of the Wagner mercenary group threatened to march into Moscow and take over the Defense Ministry.

Italian authorities have vowed to find and punish the tourist who was filmed carving graffiti on the wall of the Colosseum in Rome.

Czech police said Tuesday that they have broken up an international ring suspected of smuggling migrants from Turkey to western Europe.

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock suggested “more stringent” lockdown measures should have been imposed during the Chinese coronavirus.

The massive spending sprees and money printing schemes during the lockdowns is the central cause of inflation, a top central banker admitted.

Russian prosecutor claims the investigation against mercenary warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin and his allies has been dropped.

A top Hollywood talent agent is the latest prominent figure to publicly ridicule Meghan Markle following her disastrous split from Spotify, saying the Duchess of Sussex is “not a great audio talent, or necessarily any kind of talent.”

Academy Award-winning actor Mark Rylance said he delayed getting the coronavirus vaccine after the promoters of it began taking a more dogmatic, less scientific approach.

The whereabouts of mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin remained a mystery Tuesday after Russia’s Putin vowed punishment.

Reclaim Party leader Laurence Fox has been cleared by the Metropolitan Police after demands the for burning a ‘Progress Pride’ flag.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu resurfaced on Monday, making his first public appearance after an aborted insurrection by Wagner Group mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin.

In his first speech following the apparent Wagner coup attempt, Vladimir Putin said organisers of the mutiny will be “brought to justice”.

Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin on Monday morning issued his first statement since his aborted insurrection over the weekend.

Pope Francis stunned the faithful this weekend when he welcomed some 200 avant-garde artists in the Sistine Chapel, including photographer Andres Serrano, creator of the controversial “Piss Christ” work showing a crucifix submerged in a glass of urine.

Germany’s populist AfD shocked the political establishment in the country after securing its first-ever district council election victory.

The prominent players in Russia’s drama remain elusive days later, with even new videos being of unclear origin.

Amsterdam museum severed ties with St. Petersburg’s Hermitage collection after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Multiple Russian news outlets, including the government-tied Tass news network and the newspaper Kommersant, reported on Monday that the head of the Wagner Private Military Company (PMC), Yevgeny Prigozhin, continues to face a criminal case for attempting an “armed mutiny” against the Russian Defense Ministry.

Three United Nations staff members were arrested in Israel on suspicion of attempting to smuggle cocaine into the country from Jordan.

Ukraine has “de-occupied” 130km², an area a little smaller than Staten Island in New York, since the start of the counter-offensive.

The decision to turn back from Moscow followed threats against the families of Wagner leaders from the Kremlin, UK security sources claimed.

Greece’s conservative New Democracy party won a landslide victory on Sunday, likely gaining enough seats to form a government.

Russia reportedly launched its largest series of missile strikes against Ukraine in recent months on Saturday amid the Wagner rebellion.