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A top globalist politician once hailed as the “Trump whisperer” says he foresees a good relationship with whoever wins the U.S. elections.

‘Manifesto’ by Tommy Robinson became an Amazon top-seller, leading to a complaint by an activist of the sometimes-Soros funded Hope Not Hate. 

Ukraine’s Zelensky embraced UK PM Sir Keir in a hug before hours-long talks on the ‘Victory Plan’ and military support in London on Thursday. 

Parents “raging” at the govt for keeping them in the dark after a man was arrested in over suspected “aggravated rape of a child”.

The fear of a terrorist attack is soaring among Germans, a pollster finds, a worry rising in parallel with concern about crime and extremism. 

Of the counter-terror work by Britain’s domestic spy agency MI5, three-quarters are “Islamic extremist”, its director said in a briefing.

Russia may have just experienced its deadliest month of its invasion yet, a result of human-wave tactics and Ukraine’s counter-invasion.

Reform vows to take on the public prosecutor if it fails to charge men who allegedly assaulted police at a British airport 11 weeks ago.

British government again told Israel it wants a ceasefire in the Middle East, as the world remembers the October 7th terror attack massacre.

German left-wing populists have revealed data which shows 48 per cent of all recipients of state out-of-work cash payments are not German citizens, with some migrant groups majority unemployed.

Washington privately warned of the danger of China using them to establish listening stations, a report claims.

Wants to try what he failed to do in France on a continental scale, warning European Union could “die” if his warnings are not heeded.

A psychologist is still on the medical register despite a conviction for approaching boys for sex, it is reported. 

An Indian Ocean island which hosts an important U.S.-UK military base and listening post is going to be given away by the British government.

“Do you keep chickens in your back garden? Register them now or break the law”, Britons are warned by state media.

Britain’s final coal power station and its penultimate steel plant shut today, a consequence of the govt’s hard push for decarbonisation.

Gen-Z is the least likely to do their recycling, suggesting gap between happiness to virtue signal and willingness to change their own lives. 

Norwegian police issue international warrant for a man believed to be involved in the supply chain of a batch of explosive-stuffed pagers.

Sir Keir Starmer had previously said getting compliments from President Trump was enough on its own to debar an individual from high office.

Ukraine war shows need to involve “whole of society” in defence, but public are deeply averse to notion of conscription a report finds.

Users of public Wi-Fi at major British railway stations told “Islamisation of Europe is already happening, and it’s getting worse each day”.

At least some appear concerned shooting of a NATO leader by a pro-Ukraine extremist earlier this year didn’t succeed in killing the target.

Former student volunteer at Migrant Crisis refugee centre relates how the reality on the ground was carefully stage managed for the cameras.

Britain’s left-wing Prime Minister’s own ministers struggle to keep on message, laying on criticism of Trump as he hopes to secure a meeting.

Appeal made to U.N. Security Council and “global south” nations to force Russia to peace, accusing Moscow of targeting nuclear facilities. 

Dissatisfaction with establishment politics is becoming widespread and offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Nigel Farage has said.

Reform MP articulates uncommonly conservative pitch, asserting the past 25-years of heir-to-Blair rule waits to be overturned.

Arabic-speaking knifeman who killed one was taken down by the public, including martial arts practitioner, who beat him unconscious.

The Netherlands notified the EU it wants an “opt out” from asylum rules, prompting central Europe’s Hungary to say it wanted the same thing. 

The EU is getting a defence commissioner for the first time and he warns war with Russia is just years away, calling to “properly prepare”. 

An Israeli man has been charged over an alleged Iran-backed assassination plot against several senior government officials.

Over one million applications for asylum will be made in Europe this year, as Syrians and Afghans continue to overwhelmingly dominate.

Exploding pagers were made in Hungary, a key European ally of Israel, the Taiwanese company whose brand name appeared on them said. 

Exactly four months before Sunday’s incident, a gunman shot a NATO leader five times, later confessing he did it out of support for Ukraine.

Dame Alison Rose will be an adviser to what the firm calls its “equity diversity and inclusion committee” working on a diversity push.

European leaders offer prayers after another assassination attempt, but several capitals seem content to let the attack go unremarked.