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The UK’s domestic security service, MI5, has been found to have illegally retained private data of citizens for nearly half a decade.

Women should be open to being conscripted into the military in light of the threat posed by Russia, Denmark’s defence minister said.

A political revolution “even bigger than Brexit” is required to save Britain from the disastrous policies of the Tories, Nigel Farage said.

One of “the most dangerous” biologically male transgender prisoners is set to be transferred into a women’s prison in Scotland.

Russia now believes it is in a “war against Nato and the West,” a top official at the European Union an official said on Friday.

London’s Metropolitan Police recruited officers who are “functionally illiterate” in order to increase diversity, a watchdog has admitted.

Private landlords in Britain are reportedly set to be offered long-term leases from the government to house the overflow of migrants.

In a stunning statement, Germany’s Foreign Minister declared that her country and Europe as a whole is in a “war against Russia” in Ukraine.

The UK government announced that it is set to ban transgender convicts with “male genitalia” or sexual offenders from women’s prisons.

Nearly 400 illegal boat migrants crossed the English Channel in small boats from the beaches of France on Wednesday.

Isla Bryson, formerly Adam Graham, has been found guilty of raping two women prior to claiming to be a transgender woman.

The legalisation of assisted suicide could become a “cost saving” measure for the UK’s socialised healthcare system, a church leader warned.

An Afgan migrant who murdered an aspiring British marine was reportedly allowed to enter the UK after he claiming to be a child.

The odds-on favourite to become the next prime minister of the UK, Sir Keir Starmer said he prefers Davos over Westminster.

A top Labour MP has said that 13-year-old children should be “taken seriously” if they claim that they want to change their gender.

Reform UK has doubled its support in Conservative Party strongholds since Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was installed into Downing Street.

Tony Blair said that global “digital infrastructures” are needed to monitor who is vaccinated as he predicted a “slew” of new vaccines.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been for not wearing a seatbelt after he posted a video on social media from the back of his car.

A British Army veteran was reportedly issued a fine while silently praying for his deceased son outside of an abortion clinic.

One billion people should stop eating meat in order to save the climate, the chairman Siemens told a panel at the World Economic Forum.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz predicted firms will benefit from a “Ukrainian economic miracle” once the reconstruction effort begins.

The UK government is considering forcing tech companies to remove videos that show illegal boat migrant crossings in a “positive light”.

The United States will soon implement laws against so-called hate speech, a top Eurocrat claimed at the World Economic Forum.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who became infamous for her lockdown policies, said that she will resign on February 7th.

Words such as “homosexuality” and “mate” should not be used, civil servants at the UK’s Home Office were reportedly told.

Forever war: Finnish PM Sanna Marin said Europe should support Ukraine “as long as needed” even if the war lasts upwards of 15 years.

Nigel Farage said the globalist green ideology has replaced Christianity as the driving force within the governing Conservative Party.

The only way of preventing global warming is “money, money, money”, former failed presidential contender John Kerry said in Davos.

An individual carbon dioxide limit should be applied to everyone to establish a “planetary guardrail”, a German scientist has argued.

A borough in South London has come out in defiance of far-left Mayor Sadiq Khan’s plan to expand the Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) charge throughout the British capital by refusing to install the cameras needed to enforce the green agenda policy.

A seven-year-old girl has been left fighting for her life after she was shot in what is believed to have been a drive-by shooting in London.

In yet another interview to promote his celebrity memoir, Prince Harry has demanded that the Royal Family acknowledge that he is “not delusional” and apologise to his wife Meghan.

A protest attended by Greta Thunberg against the expansion of a German coal mine descended into clashes between demonstrators and police.

A report on net zero goals commissioned by the British government has said that all new gas-powered boilers should be banned within the next ten years – a move that would cost average households thousands.

An explosion hit a pipeline connecting Latvia and Lithuania on Friday afternoon, sparking an evacuation of the nearby village.

An 18-year-old rising rugby player in England died ‘suddenly’ this week, leaving his local club and family devastated at the tragic loss.