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Thousands of Albanians protested in London in response to Home Secretary Suella Braverman characterising the migrant crisis as an “invasion”.

With thousands of elites descending upon Sharm El Sheikh for COP27 climate summit, 400 private jets have been seen landing in the Egypt.

Britain may have already entered a recession as the latest economic figures showed that the economy contracted in the reporting quarter between July and September.

Nigel Farage declared that the “insurgency” against the Conservatives has begun as Reform UK has surged to its highest ever polling result.

Riots broke out in Athens as thousands of people protested in response to the soaring inflation rates befalling the country.

The British public overwhelmingly believe that the government is performing badly in handling immigration and asylum amid the migrant crisis.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has called on the British police to focus on solving actual crimes rather than “debating gender on Twitter”.

A measure to enshrine abortion as a right in the state constitution of Michigan has been projected to become law following Tuesday’s vote.

Nigel Farage predicted that a “titanic clash” is brewing between Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis after the midterms.

Globalist elites will be dining on a gourmet selection of meats, fish, and dairy at the UN’s COP27 climate change conference in Egypt.

House Freedom Caucus (HFC) chairman Scott Perry (R-PA) has been projected to win re-election in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District, according to the Associated Press.

The World Economic Forum’s climate change agenda was “modelled” on the coronavirus vaccine roll out, John Kerry said at COP27.

Tens of millions of pounds earmarked for universities in Britain have reportedly been spent on far-left projects including examining the allegedly racist history of a collection of dried plants and increasing LGBTQ+ “representation” in Medieval History, a report has claimed.

Judges have granted a convicted Albanian murderer who arrived illegally by boat in Britain permission to stay and pursue an asylum claim.

A group of contractors employed by the Home Office have been disciplined for attempting to deal drugs to migrants at a migrant centre in Kent.

Around 100 migrants staged an apparent attempt at an armed insurrection in an immigration centre in London in the early hours of Saturday.

Europe’s largest car manufacturer, which was founded in 1937 by the German Labour Front under the direction of Adolf Hitler’s National Socialist Party, suspended advertising on Twitter this week following Elon Musk’s plans to water down the censorious ‘content moderation’ that has become a hallmark of the microblogging site in recent years.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz became the first Western leader to travel to Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping since the Chinese coronavirus crisis on Friday.

Spain and France were forced to shut down flights at several airports as an out of control 24 tonne Chinese rocket hurtled back towards Earth. 

David Fuller, a convicted double murderer has confessed to abusing 23 corpses, including a nine-year-old girl.

Officials in Kent have warned that they are at the “breaking point” in the migrant crisis, leaving no space for ‘local children’ in schools.

All pledges Rishi Sunak made to the public during the leadership contest are under review and may not be fulfilled, the government admitted.

The Bank of England predicted the UK will experience the longest recession in recorded history on Thursday as it raised interest rates again.

Gender identity specialists have complained that the “toxic media” has fostered a “climate of fear” around transgender child medicine.

The UK government has reportedly begun “wargaming” scenarios in which energy blackouts could last up to one week amid gas shortages.

The foreign-born population has hit its highest level in history, with one in six people being born in another country.

Rishi Sunak has backtracked to cut the number of deep state employees, despite making preparations to cut public spending and hike taxes.

Military personnel are in Ukraine to, it is claimed, keep track of weaponry and ammunition supplied by the U.S., the Pentagon says.

The open-borders establishment in Britain has thrown a fit over Home Secretary Suella Braverman calling the migrant crisis an invasion.

The British public will reportedly be on the hook for another £25 billion in tax hikes in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget next month, as the tax burden is set to hit its highest level since the 1940s.

Thousands of people rallied in Prague on Friday to protest the Czech government’s continued support of sanctions against Russia and call for an early election so that a new government can negotiate with Moscow before the winter energy crunch hits.

Russia announced it would no longer comply with the United Nations-negotiated pact to allow the export of grain from Ukrainian ports.

The British government considered proposals to build migrant tent cities in London to house asylum seekers, the Times of London reports.

John Kerry has urged King Charles III to attend the United Nations COP 27 climate change conference after Rishi Sunak backed out.

Elon Musk has been told that Twitter must continue censoring “digital hate” by London Mayor Sadiq Khan and the EU’s Thierry Breton.

High fuel prices have resulted in more “sustainable behaviour” from the public, such as eating less meat, Dutch researchers said.