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Britain’s most dangerous Islamists will be housed in a special unit to stop them converting their fellow inmates.

Britain will be able to start trade talks with the European Union in October but only if it has overcome two obstacles set by Brussels.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is a “Good Samaritan” who is “giving a voice to the silent”, a former Archbishop of Canterbury has said.

European Union rules that make it harder to deport foreign criminals and terror suspects will be some of the first to be repealed after Brexit, the government has promised.

Britain’s newspapers splashed Article 50 across their front pages this Wednesday, with Leave-supporting papers in jubilant mood, but Remain publications far more sombre.

Austria should withdraw completely from the European Union’s migrant redistribution programme because it has already taken enough, government ministers have said.

The Church of England is to appoint a new bishop to reach out to ethnic minorities amid claims it is too “quintessentially English”.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has pleaded with the European Union not to “punish” Britain for Brexit, as he called on the UK government to let EU nationals stay in the country.

A Royal Marine who shot an injured Taliban fighter will be released from prison in “about two weeks” after judges quashed his murder conviction. Sgt Alexander Blackman, also known as ‘Marine A’, had his conviction changed from murder to manslaughter

Tourists are abandoning London for more rural locations in Britain as fears of terrorism grow.

The terrorist behind last week’s Westminster attack was investigated as part of a plot to blow up an army base with a remote-controlled car.

Hundreds of civil service jobs dealing with Brexit negotiations have still not been filled just days before Britain formally begins the process of leaving the European Union, the National Audit Office has warned.

Several thousand people on Saturday joined the last anti-Brexit protest to take place before Britain formally begins the process of leaving the European Union.

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is a “failure and a tragedy” for the bloc, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said.

Crowds gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square Thursday night to express solidarity with those killed and injured in Wednesday’s Westminster terror attack.

Senior officers decided not to pursue Martin McGuinness over his alleged role in a terrorist attack that killed nine people because it would be too “politically sensitive”, it has been claimed.

A taxpayer-funded charity allowed an Islamic extremist to speak alongside the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

The British government should spend potentially hundreds of thousands of pounds funding a language with just 500 fluent speakers, the Council of Europe has said.

France is “overwhelmed” with violence thanks to the “laxity” of successive governments, Front National presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has said.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will formally trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty on Wednesday 29 March, Downing Street has announced.

Anti-Assad demonstrators gathered in London Saturday afternoon, calling for an end to the Syrian Civil War.

Women should be able to abort their babies simply because they are the “wrong” sex, a leading ethicist at Britain’s doctors’ union has said.

Britain will not ban the Islamic veil in work or public places, the prime minister has said.

Three Sikh men have pleaded guilty to helping Afghan asylum seekers entered the UK under a scam involving British passports.

Populist French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has mocked Theresa May for being “good at getting it wrong” after the UK Prime Minister failed to meet her, but did host her main rival.

MPs have backed a proposed law that would effectively legalise abortion for any reason up to birth, in a move criticised by opponents as “extreme”.

A former Albanian asylum seeker who first entered Britain under a false identity has been convicted of murdering an elderly couple in their rural cottage.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been warned public support is being “destroyed” by the fact her government has so far failed to deport half a million rejected asylum seekers.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel was on the brink of closing the border at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015, but changed her mind because she feared clashes with border police would look bad on television, a book has claimed.

A French mayor has appeared in court on charges of inciting racial hatred after saying there were too many Muslim schoolchildren in his city.