To parents’ dismay, the once prestigious American School in London is resisting calls from Ofsted regulators to change its curriculum and is sticking to teaching its “diversity, equity and inclusion” programme.
Sir Keir Starmer, the Labour Party leader, declared on Friday that he is a staunch believer that “trans women are women”.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined a celebrity and world leader call to supposedly warn the world that the “pandemic is not over”.
JK Rowling sent a stern warning to politicians on Saturday, saying women are “outraged and angry” over the radical transgender lobby threatening their rights and safety.
Mariella Gedge-Rogers has received a term of five and a half years for attacking a police officer and the smashing of a Bristol police station window during a riot.
Brandon Lewis, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, met with Paul Young and SAS hero Robin Horsfall, of the Northern Ireland Veterans Movement, on Wednesday, informing them the government was once again delaying legal immunity for veterans who served during the Troubles.
Brexit Minister, Jacob Rees-Mogg, has called for Britains Conservative government to reconsider their fracking ban.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron has re-entered Britain’s political arena by calling for PM Boris Johnson to lower taxes to help tackle the energy crisis.
The Environment Agency is taking legal action against a farmer who removed trees and bushes on a bank and dredged a river bed with a digger.
Despite being found to be a “serial bully” and “liar” in a Parliamentary investigation, former House of Commons speaker John Bercow has managed to keep his honorary university positions and accolades.
A Police and Crime Commissioner has been officially reprimanded on Tuesday after speaking out about transgender rapists.
Radical protestors have announced that they plan to block oil refineries to protest the UK’s use of fossil fuels, despite the energy crisis.
Britain’s Court of Appeal has declared on Tuesday that a lady with Down syndrome has the right to appeal against an Abortion Act ruling.
J.K. Rowling has once again taken on the trans-lobby by suggesting International Women’s Day has become “We Who Must Not Be Named Day”.
The British government U-turned on Tuesday opting to reverse a policy and allow two fracking sites in Lancashire to remain open.
Britain’s government is preparing to incinerate $11.4 billion of PPE after it was discovered large amounts are defective.
Justin Trudeau has faced criticism after he was photographed on Monday wearing a mask for Labour’s leader Keir Starmer but opted not to wear one while meeting 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth II.
Brexit nemesis Bercow reacted furiously to a report that labelled him as a bully and a “serial liar” in a sizzling 800-word reply.
Leeds Crown Court has heard that a British girl was abused and groomed by up to 300 men by the time she reached the age of 17.
Britain’s Conservative Party government has indicated that they will not take action to prevent the European Union from interfering with Northern Ireland while the Ukraine crisis rages on.
Ninety-nine illegal migrants were ferried to the British port of Dover on Friday after being picked up in the English Channel by the UK Border Force and the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).
A British news team was shot at while filming near Kyiv (Kiev) on Monday, with one cameraman’s body armour absorbing two bullets and chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay injured.
The Welsh government announced on Friday that they will be removing coronavirus restrictions on the 28th of March.
700 of the Communist-era missiles Germany’s Defence Ministry planned to send to Ukraine were deemed outdated and no longer usable.
Labour’s newly-elected MP for Birmingham Erdington won a Thursday special election despite last-minute revelations of what appear to be extreme racial views.
The United Nations voted on Friday to launch a new human rights panel of experts to oversee the conflict in Ukraine.
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asserted Thursday that Israel could be a “potential ally” to the Islamic kingdom.
A loaf of bread is set to cost 20 per cent more in Britain as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine causing a global wheat shortage.
A senior member of the presently on-strike RMT union has links to extremist pro-Putin paramilitary separatists, a British newspaper claims.
Amazon announced Wednesday it will be closing some of its physical outlets including all of its bookstores, plus 4-star shops and pop up locations in the name of rebranding its physical image.
Figures released Wednesday reveal upwards of one million refugees are fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine, alongside an estimated 2000 civilian fatalities.
Jet2 announced on Wednesday the end of mask requirements for English passengers and Ryanair has committed to ending their mask mandate in the near future.
A stricken cargo ship carrying over 1000 luxury vehicles alongside assorted electric cars bound for America from Germany sank Tuesday in the mid-Atlantic.
MPs are set to receive a £2,200 pay rise that will raise their salary to £84,144 a year, as Brits face a national insurance increase.
Germany announced Wednesday it will grant an additional $720 million to over 300 international welfare organisations to support disabled and vulnerable Holocaust survivors.
Queen Elizabeth II returned to royal duties on Tuesday, just nine days after she tested positive for coronavirus.
The United States announced Monday it is expelling 12 individuals from Russia’s U.N. delegation in New York, accusing them of being “intelligence operatives.”
Australia confirmed Tuesday it will be supplying Ukraine with $50 million in missiles, ammunition and other military hardware to help them repel the ongoing Russian invasion.
Tensions have flared up between historic enemies Turkey and Greece following accusations that Greece is training terrorists, with four Turkish F-16 aircraft violating Greek airspace two days after the Greek coastguard fired warning shots at a Turkish vessel.
Ukraine announced a “Twitter-storm” against Russia, mimicking the social media strategies familiar to the U.S. State Department.
