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The Dutch insurgent populist Farmer-Citizen Movement (BBB) party dominated last week’s provincial elections to such a degree that it became the largest party in the country despite being outspent in media advertising by ten other parties.

Russia and Ukraine have been accused of torturing and executing prisoners of war over the past year by the United Nations.

Labour-run Leeds City Council vowed not to put a child in the care of a paedophile again after a girl was abused by a convicted molester.

Australian leftist Senator Lidia Thorpe was filmed being tacked by police in Canberra after she tried to disrupt a pro-women demonstration.

The inability to deport illegal migrants will cost the British taxpayer some £9 billion over the next three years, a report claimed.

Over eight in ten Britons iare concerned over the growing influence of China the “significant risk” it poses to international peace.

The EU reportedly told the Dutch government impose forced buyouts of farmers in exchange for more “flexibility” on green regulations.

BBB leader Caroline van der Plas said that she expects elections within the year as the coalition government is not on solid ground.

A an ex-advisor to Tony Blair said the war in Iraq as a “just war” amid calls for both Blair and President Bush to face war crimes tribunals. 

British evolutionary biologist lashed out at modern leftist concepts on gender and the woke “bullying” of women such as J.K. Rowling.

Paris has been warned of a potential rat invasion amid the garbage collector strike which has seen tonnes of trash pile up on the streets.

A British comprehensive school has come under fire for hosting a controversial drag queen who has said that “love has no age” in lessons for 11-year-old children, in which he explained to the pupils the meaning of “queer identity”.

Paris saw its third straight night of violent chaos, with clashes breaking out between the police and the people and fires being set across the French capital, as President Macron claimed he “has no regrets” about sparking the largest mass mobilisation since the Yellow Vests after he used a loophole to pass through his retirement age raise without a vote.

A Dutch cabinet minister called for the government’s green agenda to be reconsidered after the shock victory of a pro-farmer party.

Bankers at the British branch of the failed Silicon Valley Bank reportedly received bonuses totalling tens of millions of pounds just days after the Bank of England stepped in to help orchestrate a rescue package deal that saw its assets bought up by HSCB for £1.

Contrary to long-standing promises from Britain’s governing Conservative Party, net migration is expected to remain in the hundreds of thousands for the foreseeable future, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predicted this week.

Motions of no-confidence were filed on Friday after President Emmanuel Macron’s government used a loophole to try to pass its pension reform.

Credit Suisse shares tumble after forced merger with another bank rejected. Switzerland’s largest party said it was against a guarantee.

A British woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years for falsely claiming that she was raped and trafficked by multiple men.

Hundreds of arrests were made in Paris as riots sprung up after the government invoked a loophole to pass its controversial pension reform.

The French government was thrown into chaos after it used a constitutional loophole to pass a rise to the retirement age without a vote.

A pro-farmer party secured a major victory against the globalist Dutch government and its radical green agenda in elections on Wednesday.

The EU is reportedly preparing legislation that has “spooked” leftist NGOs as it would require them to disclose foreign funding.

Western sanctions against Moscow have insulated the Russian financial system from the banking crisis, the Kremlin claims to believe.

The UK unvieled plans to encourage over a million more women to enter the workforce, as the Tories continue to value labour over motherhood.

A convicted child sex offender who later claimed to identify as transgender woman has been convicted of raping a woman with “her penis”.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman issued guidance demanding police stop recording ‘non-crime hate incidents’ when someone was merely offended.

Warnings have emerged of a wider banking collapse, with a leading financial expert warning that Credit Suisse may be the next to fall.

The seventh trade union-organised nationwide protest in France against President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to raise the French retirement age saw “angry” confrontations with police in Paris, as the legislation cleared a key hurdle in the Senate.

Millions of UK taxpayers face being placed in higher tax brackets as a result of the fiscal drag caused by the “deep freeze” on tax bands.

The Silicon Valley Bank fallout went international with UK and European lenders seeing nearly £30 billion wiped off their portfolios

A Christian street preacher had his conviction for harrasment for declaring that a “transwoman” was in fact a biological male overturned.

The British government has said that it is now actively considering the possibility that the Chinese coronavirus crisis was a result of a Wuhan lab leak after reports showed that the Cabinet Office previously censored references to the theory.

The BBC said Gary Lineker will “step back” from presenting Match of the Day until they come to an agreement on his social media posts.

The British government has agreed to pay Emmanuel Macron’s France nearly half a billion pounds over the next three years to tackle the boat migrant crisis, despite the fact all previous payments have failed to reduce numbers and no deal being struck on turning the boats back.

Seven people were reportedly shot dead in what is being described as a “bloodbath” in a church in Hamburg, Germany on Thursday evening.