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A woman has been arrested for silently praying outside an abortion clinic in England, as officers claimed “engaging in payer” is an offence.

The Brexit deal on Northern Ireland will still leave the European Court of Justice with ultimate authority, Maroš Šefčovič admitted.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola called for fighter jets to be sent to Ukraine as she made a surprise visit to the country.

A 59-year-old woman in Poland is facing up to five years in prison for posting pro-Russian and pro-Putin sentiments on Facebook last year.

British schoolchildren were taught how to masturbate and the virtues of “rough” sex in lessons that were hidden from parents, a report claims.

The “CABA-BABA-RAVE” bondage-themed drag queen show for babies and their mothers has cancelled an upcoming show after intense backlash.

A plurality of the British public believe the government was “not strict enough” in its lockdown agenda during the Chinese coronavirus crisis.

Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius admitted this week that the German military is incapable of defending the nation if needed.

Homelessness in England has risen by over a quarter over last year as thousands of migrants are put up in hotels at taxpayer expense.

Adam Graham, who claims to be a transgender woman named Isla Bryson, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for raping two women.

Brexit’s Nigel Farage warned that the deal on Northern Ireland will grant ultimate authority to the European Court of Justice in Strasbourg.

Russia held its position as the largest coal supplier to Germany last year, despite Berlin being on the opposite side of the war in Ukraine.

Shortages of fruits and vegetables in UK supermarkets could last for months amid high energy prices, a leading farmers’ organisation said.

CCTV cameras with the ability to measure a crowd’s “mood” were deployed at the Lesbian and Gay Mardi Gras Parade in Sydney.

Cambridge University reportedly initially blocked working-class white students from a post-graduate programme.

President Zelensky declared that if America pulls military support from Ukraine, the U.S. will “lose NATO” and its global leadership position.

In a craven attempt to quell outrage from conservatives, the publisher of Roald Dahl’s children’s books has announced that it will continue to print copies of his original works – but they will print versions with woke edits to the texts as well.

Nigel Farage warned that the reported plan to effectively grant amnesty to thousands of illegal migrants will endanger British communities.

The UK will replenish stocks of any country that sends Russian or Soviet-era fighter jets to Ukraine, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said.

NATO has been mocked for comparing Ukraine’s war against Russia as a struggle comparable to the likes of Harry Potter and Marvel movies.

UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned that “war is coming” to Britain, as he redoubled his demands for more military spending.

The Indian Council of Scotland said that they would not “feel safe” should far-left Humza Yousaf become the next first minister of Scotland.

A majority of women between the ages of 16 and 34 have never married in Britain as more young people are putting off starting families.

The Guardian acknowledged that a book detailing the practices of an infamous child transgender clinic “reads like a dystopian novel”.

Tony Blair and ex-leader Tory leader William Hague called for the imposition of a digital ID, in a scheme being likened to Communist China.

Governments should ration meat, clothing, and fossil feuls in order to fight climate change, researchers at Leeds univiersity said.

A contender to replace Nicola Sturgeon, Kate Forbes has faced criticism for her Christian beliefs on traditional marriage and transgenderism.

The statue of Sir Winston Churchill and Britain’s national war memorial were included in a list of “contentious” monuments by Scotland Yard.

A mouthpiece for the Chinese Communist Party fabricated an article which they falsely attributed to former UK Chancellor Lord Philip Hammond.

A woman obsessed with serial killers and true crime documentaries has been found guilty of murdering her boyfriend with a Celtic dagger.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said Britain will be the first state to supply Ukraine with “longer-range weapons” to use in its war with Russia.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Oxford on Saturday against the globliast-supported idea of so-called 15-minute cities.

French President Emmanuel Macron said that he does not support the policy of trying to force regime change in Russia against Vladimir Putin. 

Large swaths of the political establishment have been “bought” off by the communists in Beijing, Brexit leader Nigel Farage warned.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said to prepare for a “long war” against Russia, while calling for more weapons to be sent to Ukraine.

Sir Kier Starmer told President Zelensky that the UK’s military backing of Ukraine will remain the same if he is elected as prime minister.