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At an Extinction Rebellion protest, exasperated commuters were seen confronting activists who set up roadblocks in Central London.

Canada has proposed a two-year prohibition on foreigners buying real estate, in a potential shot across the bow against Communist China.

Dozens of people have reportedly died after a missile strike hit a train station in the city of Kramatorsk. (Warning: Contains graphic image.)

The chief spokesman for the Kremlin has admitted that Russia has incurred “significant” losses during Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi has drawn ridicule for saying that people can either choose peace in Ukraine or their air conditioners.

Celebrated English novelist Jane Austen has been replaced in a literature course in order to ‘decolonise of the curriculum’.

The top brass of the United Kingdom’s military have reportedly drawn up plans to ship armoured vehicles to Ukraine to combat Russia.

Nigel Farage has accused the EU of hypocrisy by “funding Putin’s war machine”, as the bloc admitted to spending €35 billion on Russian gas.

Meghan Markle has reportedly filed an application to trademark the centuries old word “archetypes” ahead the launch of her upcoming podcast.

The UK’s Royal Mint has been tasked by the Treasury Department to create an NFT in the latest move towards a cashless society.

Czechia has reportedly become the first NATO country to send tanks to Ukraine in an apparent escalation between the West and Russia.

The socialised healtchare system in England failed to meet its own cancer waiting time target in 98 per cent of areas, analysis has revealed.

The sale of the UK’s largest semiconductor factory to a firm controlled by the Communist China has not properly been investigated, claim MPs.

Single sex spaces in which transgender people cannot enter is perfectly legal, the Equalities and Human Rights Commission said.

Around five million children between the ages of five and 11-years old in England will be eligible to take a “low-dose” coronavirus vaccine despite the government acknowledging a low risk profile for youngsters dying from the Chinese virus.

Average British citizens are reportedly being fined thousands of pounds by closed-door courts over COVID-19 lockdown breaches.

Family doctors in Britain will be paid for every instance in which they provide hormone altering drugs to transgender patients.

A Scottish man has been sentenced to 150 hours of community service after being found guilty of writing a “grossly offensive” tweet.

A group of eco-extremists have taken credit for deflating the tyres of thousands of SUVs across Britain to supposedly save the environment.

The British government has reportedly approved the sale of the UK’s largest microchip factory to a firm tied to the Chinese Communist Party.

The investigation into the police’s handling of the Rotherham grooming gang scandal has failed to impose any criminal penalties on officers.

The socialist government of Spain said that supermarkets will be allowed to ration as a part of its “Response Plan” to the war in Ukraine.

British regulators announced the nations two fracking sites will not have to be covered in concrete for the next year to conduct research.

The left-wing party Labour Party has called for post-Brexit Britain to sign onto a security pact with the EU, citing the war in Ukraine.

Germany is experiencing the highest level of inflation since the country was reunified in 1990 after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

A poll has found that the average child in Britain spends more than four staring at screens compared to just forty minutes outside. 

Half of backbenchers in the Conservative Party have joined a green agenda group to push ahead with Boris Johnson’s Build Back Better vision.

Conservative MP Imran Ahmad Khan has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy at a party in 2008, a court has heard.

Ukrainians said they “have faith” their homeland will “beat the evil” and that they can return to their country to rebuild after the war.

Britain’s first openly transgender Member of Parliament is from the Conservative Party, after Jamie Wallis ‘came out’ on Wednesday.

The month of March has seen over 3,000 illegals cross the English Channel, with nearly 400 more boat migrants landing on Monday.

The growing cost of living crisis in Britain has seen grocery price inflation hit its highest level in ten years.

A mother has been banned from driving after being convicted for using her car to attempt to “nudge” climate change protesters off the road.

Politicians, activists, and celebrities in London protested against the Ukraine war and celebrated diversity and multiculturalism.

The United Kingdom has warned Communist China it will face sanctions if they send weapons to Russia to aid in the invasion of Ukraine.

On the one-month anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the Kremlin has claimed that everything is going “according to plan”.