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Health Secretary Sajid Javid is reportedly planning to make vaccines mandatory for healthcare workers in the NHS “as soon as possible”.

A National Health Service (NHS) board has been accused of virtue signalling at the cost of lives as health chiefs reduced in-person doctor appointments in order to cut traffic during the upcoming United Nations COP26 climate meeting in Glasgow.

White privilege and other tenets of leftist ideology should not be taught in school as “fact”, Britain’s recently installed Education Secretary, Nadhim Zahawi, has pronounced.

A promotional poster for the science-fiction epic Dune produced for the Chinese market removed a black main character from the image.

The French government is considering requiring a third jab of a coronavirus vaccine in order for people to continue to qualify for the country’s vaccine passport, which is required to access many public spaces including cafes, bars, and restaurants.

A disproportionate focus on the far-right has taken away the necessary resources from confronting Islamist extremists in the UK’s battle against terrorism, a report has claimed. A report from the Henry Jackson Society claimed that political correctness has resulted in

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that he will not attend Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s climate summit next month.

The British government’s business secretary has seemingly “ruled out” lockdown restrictions being imposed during the winter months.

Members of the House of Commons were seen laughing as they extended emergency coronavirus powers for the government without an official vote.

The elder brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber has fled the UK ahead of his appearance before the public inquiry into the attack.

Tory MPs have called for Boris Johnson to end online anonymity in the wake of the suspected terror attack on Sir David Amess MP.

A mother attempted to drive through a group of Insulate Britain activists blocking the road as she was driving her son to school.

The National Theatre of Scotland announced that it will not be using the word “spooky” as it has been used previously as a racial slur.

The Muslim Council of Britain has warned its members and mosques that they may face attacks in the wake of the killing of Sir David Amess MP.

Facial recognition payment systems have been implemented in British schools under the guise of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

An elite school in London that charges £19,000 per year, has been teaching white privilege lessons on the alleged racism faced by Meghan Markle.

Three days after the suspected Islamist-inspired killing of British MP Sir David Amess, Home Secretary Priti Patel has suggested the incident could usher in restrictions on anonymity on social media to combat “cruel comments and attacks” on politicians from anonymous users.

Greek police arrested two activists for protesting at the Acropolis in Athens against the upcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing.

British fertility rates have fallen to the lowest level in recorded history, while the number of foreign-born mothers hit a record high.

Nigel Farage called for military veterans to be tasked with protecting politicians after the beleived terror attack on MP David Amess.

Berlin’s Constitutional Court announced that it will be reviewing last month’s election results, amid widespread reports of irregularities.

Priti Patel is planning to inflict visa restrictions on countries that fail to take back foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers.

The National Trust has complained about a member-led backlash against the far-left positions being espoused by the British heritage charity.

The Students’ Union at Cambridge University has accused feminists of colluding with the “far-right” on matters concerning transgenderism.

The UK will implement a facial recognition system for public services after already introducing the technology for its vaccine passport app.

Prince Charles should “stay out of politics”, said Nigel Farage after the heir to the throne expressed “understanding” for green activists.

The Australian police officers who sprayed an elderly woman in the face as she was on the ground with pepper spray are under investigation.

A higher education trade union in Britain has drawn criticism for supporting its members to self-identify as another race.

The British government has proposed an “entirely new” arrangement for trade with the EU on Northern Ireland, admitting that the agreement reached by the Tory government is “not working”.

The British government has embarked on a pressure campaign to make parents get their children vaccinated or potentially risk losing the ability for their kids to attend school in person.

London’s Metropolitan Police have said that they will not take any action against Prince Andrew in the Epstein sex trafficking probe.

LEGO has announced that it will remove “harmful” gender stereotypes from its line because boys are reluctant to play with girls’ toys.

An audit concluded that a village named after war hero Admiral Horatio Nelson is “problematic” because of his alleged support of slavery.

Over one thousand illegal boat migrants landed in Britain between Friday and Saturday, as the migrant crisis in the English Channel rages on.

Insulate Britain is reportedly planning to blackmail Boris Johnson with threats of unleashing “Hell” if the government fails to meet its demands.

Baroness Claire Fox told Breitbart that free speech advocates in the West need to think of new approaches to fight for free speech.