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London’s Metropolitan Police have come under criticism for arresting a man carrying a sign calling Hamas a “terrorist” organisation.

Zelensky backed the appointment of former armed forces commander and his top political rival Valerii Zaluzhny as the next UK ambassador.

The Irish public gave a “historic victory for family values” as the government in Dublin has acknowledged defeat in dual referenda on marriage and motherhood.

A pro-Palestinian activist defaced a historic British painting depicting Lord Arthur Balfour over his ties to the establishment of Israel.

A left-wing extremist group claimed responsibility for sabotaging a Tesla factory outside of Berlin, forcing a shut down of production.

Less than 40 per cent of Germans said they would be unwilling to defend their nation with weapons even if it came under attack, a survey has found.

Germany has refused to apologise to the United Kingdom for appearing to disclose that British troops are active on the ground in Ukraine.

A majority of Germans said their country reached its limit of refugees, with asylum applications hitting the highest level since 2016.

French populist Zemmour held up Barack Obama as an example of how France could embark upon a programme of “remigration”.

Emmanuel Macron demanded that Europe not be “cowardly” while claiming his suggestion of sending troops to Ukraine was merely to “open debate”.

British police reportedly failed to solve a solitary burglary in half of the neighbourhoods in England and Wales over the past three years.

Over 400 illegal boat migrants were brought ashore on Monday, marking the highest number of daily crossings of the English Channel this year.

Leftist firebrand George Galloway was feted by the Houthi terrorists as he became the United Kingdom’s newest member of parliament.

Ukraine took responsibility for “disabling” a railway bridge in the Russian mainland region of Samara in the early hours of Monday morning.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt are to blame for the UK falling into a recession, seven in ten Britons believe.

The UK is set to block radical Islamist hate preachers from entering the country following a “shocking increase” in extremist activity.

A seven-year-old girl drowned after an illegal migrant boat capsized while trying to cross the English Channel from the beaches of France.

An Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed in Zurich by a knifeman who reportedly shouted out “death to all Jews” and “Allahu Akbar” during the attack.

The populist Reform UK party has surged to its highest-ever recorded position in the polls and is now within striking distance of the Tories.

The Church of England has sparked backlash after posting a job for an anti-racist official to “deconstruct whiteness”.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warned that Islamist and “far-right” extremism “are trying to tear us apart” in an impromptu speech from Downing Street

The EU Parliament has approved the creation of a digital “wallet” system, raising concerns over increasing state control of people’s lives.

A string of apparently gang war-style bombings broke out in Amsterdam following the shooting and killing of a local rapper.

The BBC said it will begin using generative Artificial Intelligence to write headlines for news articles to “help” journalists work quicker.

Prime Minister Gabriel Attal branded Marine Le Pen and her party as Putin’s “troops”.for questioning President Macron’s war rhetoric.

European Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen suggested a move towards a collective EU Army over the potential threat of a war with Russia.

Zelensky said the EU has only delivered 30 per cent of its pledged shells, underscoring the hapless state of Europe’s military capabilities.

“He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable”, says Donald Trump as he suggested he would not help Prince Harry if re-elected.

Nearly three-quarters of all transgender prison inmates in Britain were convicted of sexual offences or other violent crimes.

A charity established for the preservation of a Battle of Britain memorial has claimed to be the latest casualty in the debanking scandal.

Reform UK has published footage purporting to show death threats against its candidate for Rochdale amid debate on Islamic extremism.

Hundreds of farmers descended upon Brussels, clashing with police, spraying officers with manure, and pelting EU buildings with eggs.

Amid backlash from voters, Tory MPs reportedly suggested that the suspension of Lee Anderson was a political mistake.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday that Brexit leader Nigel Farage should not be welcomed back into the Conservative Party.

British Transport Police have scrapped mandatory fitness tests for promoting “indirect discrimination” against female officers.

President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday claimed that 31,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died in the war with Russia over the past two years.