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A protester tried to take the sidearm of a police officer as they attempted to shut down a violent pro-Palestine march through Berlin.

Urban pacification squads will be deployed to a drug gang-plagued French suburb Friday night after a brawl involving hundereds but no arrests.

A boat migrant who has turned himself into a minor social media celebrity has been detained after allegedly illegally crossing to the UK.

A German court has heard a DNA test after a 12-year-old girl had an abortion, allegedly revealing her own father had impregnated her. 

Labour said during election they would not “increase taxes on working people”, but now concede workers will be feeling the pinch after all. 

The shipyard which builds Britain’s nuclear submarines was struck by a “significant” fire overnight, the cause remaining under investigation. 

The announcement of big tax, borrow, and spend budget met with groans of shock from opposition benches in the UK Parliament.

There are nearly as many civil servants in Britain’s defence department as soldiers, and more than the whole navy and air force combined.

Taylor Swift dance party attack suspect Axel Rudakubana has been further charged with posessing ricin and an Al-Qaeda “training manual”. 

In power for just 115 days, Sir Keir’s approval rating among a deeply pessimistic public has collapsed a record 49 points since the election. 

The total fertility rate has hit 1.44 children per woman, the lowest since records began, says government statistician.

Britain’s left-wing PM is laying down covering fire for his budget on Wednesday, decrying those who criticised their plan as “populists”.

Soldiers from North Korea will be deployed to the front lines against Ukraine as soon as Sunday 27th, President Zelensky says. 

Asylum centre resident charged with murder after migrant accomodation worker stabbed to death with screwdriver.

A man had his eye socket and jaw broken by thieves who pulled him over on a motorway with blue police-style lights.

Victory plan openly criticised by a NATO leader for first time, with Ukraine joining alliance rejected out-of-hand by Chancellor Scholz.

British activist Tommy Robinson will miss a demonstration he was due to lead in central London tomorrow after being arrested on Friday.

Suspect Axel Muganwa Rudakubana was due to plead on murder charges in Crown Court on Friday but the date has been scotched without explanation.

Crackdown sees seven charged in “first wave” of arrests against trolls of the creator of the Paris 2024 Olympics LGBT-themed ceremony.

The UK must now rebuild its defence stockpiles and its military forces are not ready to fight a war, Britain’s Defence Secretary warns. 

NATO’s Rutte warns of a “serious escalation” if North Korean troops reinforce Russia’s invasion force in Ukraine.

Serial far-left malcontent protested the arrival of the King of Australia to the nation’s Parliament on Monday.

The “first steps” towards the UK being drawn into a major defence pact with the European Union will be signed this week, a report claims.

Man found guilty of rape and manslaughter of a woman he repeatedly orally raped in Southall Park, west London in 2021.

Hijab-wearing constable praised as a “role model” for wielding baton against anti-lockdown protesters while in religious dress faces misconduct hearing.

100 British left-wing activists are being funded to campaign for Kamala in swing states, leading to allegations of election interference.

She admits she’s never met him, but top European Commission figure says she’s sure Elon Musk has a problem with “evil”.

A brand-new fire station and nearly a dozen fire engines have been destroyed in a massive blaze in Germany.

President Zelensky wants NATO to deploy a “comprehensive” deterrent so powerful it would prevent Russia from being able to fight any further. 

Macron’s French government has banned Israeli defence contractors from exhibiting at next month’s Euronaval, a major arms fair in Paris.

Britain’s Undercover Policing Inquiry hears police spied on now-Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s work when he was a lawyer in the 1990s. 

Never mind persuading drivers to buy electric, a new challenge is getting them to keep them, with a more EV owners switching back.

A former British Army soldier had admitted terrorism charges laid against him over fundraising and equipment meant for the Taliban.

Britain’s PM danced around question of tax rises, his past as a high-flying lawyer showing in his explaining away the sleight of hand.

Generators warned supply was expected to be insufficient for the first time in two years on Monday, just days after UK shut final coal plant.

Speculation has built for weeks over the presence of North Korean soldiers, and now Zelensky has acknowledged their presence.