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A number of European MEPs have demanded that the EU slap sanctions on Britain should Liz Truss decide to rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Jewish organisations in France suspect a possible antisemitic motive in the killing of a 44-year-old Jewish man near Paris.

A conservative magazine in Europe has been dumped by a major retailer after a number of progressives declared what has been described as a “retail ‘fatwa'” against the publication over its contents.

Boris Johnson has been ranked as the worst performing performing prime minister since the Second World War, a poll of the UK public found.

British mothers have taken to patrolling the streets themselves as police fail to prevent or meaningfully punish youth gangs battering children as young as 11.

Exports in the UK have warned that homes being left without heating as a result of surging energy prices will kill British children.

The Spanish army is urgently seeking to purchase winter clothing after giving its entire stock of cold-weather uniforms away.

A man in London had a morning to remember on Wednesday, after waking up to find Britain’s outgoing Prime Minister raiding his home alongside police.

Polls show a steady lead for the right in the September 25 Italy election, with pledges to support falling birthrates and tackle immigration.

UK police have been told to “police streets, not tweets” after a report found that forces have a dismal record of solving actual crimes.

Pope Francis has called for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty just as his representative at the Academy for Life insists legalized abortion must be respected as settled law.

Scotland’s climate crazy local government has openly rejected proposed plans aimed at alleviating the ongoing energy crisis by drilling for more oil in the North Sea.

Germany announced Thursday it is sending troops and warships to the Indo-Pacific to boost its military presence in the increasingly disputed region. The move comes as Luftwaffe assets undertake advanced air-combat training in Australia as part of Exercise Pitch Black 2022.

A Belgium academic admitted that he was a paedophile and argued that the LGBTQ+ community should accept peadophiles as a “sexual minority”.

Priti Patel, Britain’s Home Secretary, has claimed that Albanians are coming to the UK illegally in the hopes of joining the country’s “criminal underworld”.

Pope Francis praised the recently deceased Mikhail Gorbachev as a visionary statesman Wednesday, underscoring his key contribution to Russian progress.

Boris Johnson had committed to ending all coal burning in the UK by 2024, but the next government would not be bound by such promise.

The number of illegal migrants that crossed the English Channel in August is more than all of last year, Ministry of Defence figures showed.

Police in London have demanded that an annual Afro-Caribbean festival in London no longer be held after widespread violence, with one officer even being sexually assaulted while policing the event.

Art imitates life in Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling’s new novel, which features a character who is doxxed, threatened, and ultimately murdered after social justice warriors accuse her of transphobia.

Former First Lady and twice failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was roasted on social media over the attire she was seen wearing on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival. “Lock her up for this outfit alone,” one Twitter user proclaimed.

Ukraine has relied heavily on Turkish-made Bayraktar drones to fight the Russian invasion.

Pro-abortion “D-list celebrity” Meghan Markle talked about her fear of not being able to “afford” her $14.65 million mansion, revealing when she and husband Prince Harry were searching for a house online, they at first refrained from looking at their now-home. The couple hesitated because “We didn’t have jobs,” and “I don’t want to go and look at all the things that I can’t afford.”

Pro-abortion “D-list celebrity” Meghan Markle claims that people only started treating her “like a black woman” after she started dating Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.

Tax officials in France have turned to AI to scan for undeclared swimming pools in order to siphon off more tax revenue from the people.

Russia’s state-owned gas company has posted record profits despite Western states targeting the country with sanctions.

EU countries called to ban tourist visas, but some nations said ordinary Russians who may oppose the war shouldn’t be punished.

Nigel Farage has laid down the gauntlet and issued a challenge to Boris Johnson to enter the ring and face off in a boxing match.

Police in the UK have announced that they are reopening an investigation into an alleged child rape gang in Hull after its first inquiry into the matter resulted in 34 arrests, but no convictions.

A team of inspectors was heading Wednesday to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant caught in the middle of the fighting in southern Ukraine.

Pope Francis said Wednesday that “Mother Earth groans and begs us to stop our abuse” of creation.

Boris Johnson is reportedly set to beg that the future leadership of Britain keep pushing his net zero green agenda, despite the fact that the country faces a crippling energy crisis.

Pope Francis repeated his belief Wednesday that mankind is in the midst of the third world war in remarks during his weekly general audience.

The President of the EU Commission has demanded an “emergency intervention” into the electricity market to curb prices as warnings emerge that further spikes in energy costs are to be expected.

Gazprom stopped the flow of natural gas through a major pipeline early Wednesday, a move it signalled in advance and says will be temporary.

Merchandise appearing to depict a fictional character described as being “around ten years old” with her underwear exposed was publicly put on sale at the “world’s biggest” gaming convention last week.