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Italy officially banned lab-grown meat this week in a bid to protect the nation’s farmers and food heritage.

Russia and Ukraine may never sign a peace treaty but rather remain in a state of unresolved conflict, said Ukraine’s top intelligence chief.

Green agenda policies are driving up inflation, raising costs and depressing economic growth, a top advisor to the Bank of England admitted.

The diverse English city of Bradford has announced that for the Christmas season, it will raise a “multi-faith festive tree”.

Suella Braverman castigated Rishi Sunak as being too incompetent to deliver on migration promises or lying about a desire to do so.

Germany will double its military aid to Ukraine despite growing concerns over Kyiv’s ability to continue the fight against Russia.

Britain’s socialised healthcare system was accused of “murder” after a judge ruled Monday in favour of removing life-support from a critically ill baby girl.

French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly backtracked on his comments suggesting Israel was intentionally killing “women and babies” in Gaza.

London’s Met Police announced several criminal investigations into anti-Israel protesters including a man who celebrated Adolph Hitler.

The French far-left has been criticised for boycotting a bipartisan protest against antisemitism as over 100,000 demonstrated in Paris.

Nigel Farage will sue the NatWest bank and its former chief executive, seeking millions in damages over his debanking and leaks to the press.

King Charles III led the United Kingdom in honouring Britain’s fallen soldiers in a Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London.

The bombing of the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines was reportedly orchestrated by Roman Chervinsky, a senior Ukrainian military officer.

Pro-Palestinian protesters swarmed a Synagogue in London as Jewish families reportedly sought police escorts to help them flee to safety.

An estimated 300,000 people flooded London to protest Israel despite backlash over it being held on the day Britain honours its war heroes.

London’s Metropolitan Police have been accused yet again of applying different standards to protests based on their political affiliation.

Two men of “Arab appearance” are wanted by police in Germany after a mother was reportedly raped in a schoolyard.

The United Kingdom’s Home Office has revoked the visa of a foreign man who expressed support for Hamas terrorists in Britain.

The leading far-left party in France has refused to join a bi-partisan march against antisemitism in Paris on Sunday.

The Supreme Court rejected the final appeal from Brexit-Russiagate’s Carole Cadwalladr, who will have to pay the legal costs of Arron Banks.

There has been an unprecedented surge in antisemitic incidents on British universities, according to leading Jewish groups.

Vandals defaced a Cenotaph war memorial in Rochdale, England with graffiti that read “Free Palestine” on Tuesday.

In his first opening of Parliament address as reigning Monarch, King Charles III laid out the priorities of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government.

The Metropolitan Police begged pro-Palestine activists to “reconsider” protesting on Armistice Day in London on Saturday.

After hundreds of thousands of lives lost and billions of dollars spent, U.S. officials are reportedly pressuring Ukraine to enter peace talks with Russia.

Two Just Stop Oil activists were arrested after using hammers to smash the glass protecting a painting at the National Gallery in London.

Chaos broke out in Edinburgh on Bonfire Night, as gangs of youths attacked police officers with fireworks and petrol bombs.

Thousands of protesters gathered in London’s Parliament Square on Sunday to call for the release of hostages taken from Israel by Hamas.

An 18-hour hostage situation at the Hamburg Airport ended after police arrested a Turkish-speaking man, who allegedly kidnapped his four-year-old daughter.

A Jewish woman was stabbed in her home in Lyon, France and had a Swastika engraved on her front door in a potential antisemitic attack.

The Israel Defense Forces accused Hamas terrorists of attacking an evacuation corridor established by Israel to allow civilians in Gaza to flee the conflict.

Clashes broke out with police as terror arrests were made during pro-Palestine demonstrations in London as Mid East politics continue to play out on the streets of Britain.

Two women have been charged with terror offences after allegedly displaying images of Hamas paraglider terrorists at a protest in London.

Five members of a child rape grooming gang in Rochdale have been jailed collectively for over 70 years for sexually exploiting two girls.

The Jewish area of Vienna’s Central Cemetery was set on fire and defaced with swastikas and Hitler graffiti.

A man in London has been arrested after posting a video on social media complaining about Palestinian flags being flown in his neighbourhood.