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Far-left campaigner ‘Gaza George’ declared both Labour and Toriess “are two sides of the same backside” who got “well and truly spanked”.

Russia will “definitely not stop” with Ukraine if it is allowed to “survive” its war against Ukraine, warned Volodymyr Zelensky. 

Germany inadvertently attempted to shoot down a U.S. Reaper drone on Tuesday night, but the missiles malfunctioned and fell into the sea. 

Transnistria, a sliver of land and unrecognised republic since 1990 is asking Russia to step in for protection from pro-Europe Moldova. 

The ease with which a ‘most wanted’ fugitive was able to live in Berlin for decades begs questions about the left-wing networks in the city. 

Greater Manchester Police said they had arrested a man after what has been called alleged “death threats” against a political candidate.

Talk of sending troops has suddenly broken into the open for first time, prompting Russia to warn of invevitable “direct military conflict”.

Russia knew Ukraine’s counteroffensive plans before they began in 2023, Zelensky said in a frank admission.

France used new law to deport a radical Imam in just 12 hours, but he insists he’s the victim of a misunderstanding and vows to return.

There was a rare activation of the emergency alert system in the UK as thousands of residents were evacuated from a Second World War bomb.

“We need to overcome the fear of being labelled Islamophobic and speak truthfully”, says former Home Secretary.

D.C. and London support “Trump Whisperer” Mark Rutte for next Secretary General, so the globalist politician may yet fall upward.

Speaker says he had to break convention to protect Members of Parliament from attacks by terrorists if they didn’t vote for a Gaza ceasefire.

Palestine protesters used powerful lasers to write the words of an infamous antisemitic message on Big Ben’s clock tower.

Accusations of “Islamist threat” used to break longstanding rules in Britain’s Parliament challenged but petition against speaker grows.

A second Ukrainian basketball player has succumbed to his wounds and died after a knife attack, allegedly at the hand of a migrant gang. 

A British-launched nuclear missile test in the presence of the head of the Navy and the Defence Minister splashed back into the sea.

Antifa are already well known, but a splinter group has taken to the streets and it is bent on “revolution towards a classless society”.

If you feel like there isn’t much to distinguish the two establishment parties and their identikit politicians, don’t worry!

Alleged chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi vanished in London last month despite the city being one of the most heavily camera-covered on earth.

A Russian pilot who defected to Ukraine with his helicopter was the victim of a shooting last week, Ukrainian media says.

Maker seeks $538 million savingsas it foresees difficult conditions ahead with the transition to EVs and competition from China. 

Top Putin Ally warns West off a Ukrainian victory, warning that would lead to nuclear strikes on “Kiev, Berlin, London, Washington”.

Attack may be the first serious missile damage inflicted on a merchant ship by the Iran-backed, Shiite Muslim Houthi Rebels.

Tories claimed migration is good for the economy, yet after the largest wave of immigration to Britain ever, the economy is contracting. Mystifying.

Ukraine is signing bilateral defence deals with France and Germany on Friday, cited as creating a “NATO light” by the press. 

Russian prison service says Alexi Navalny “fainted and died quickly”, his death already being called a “political assassination”. 

Unsavoury episodes evidently haven’t been enough to put voters off handing Labour two thumping by-election victories overnight.

Spike in antisemitism “inspired” by Hamas, the Community Security Trust has said as they reveal the highest numbers they’ve ever recorded. 

Impartiality questions have been raised over “Israeli terrorist” post-‘liking’ UK judge who let off terror-convicted Palestine protesters. 

Mayor Khan’s rebranding sees London’s Overground metro lines named for political ideas, social issues, and migration.

That slightly over half of NATO members are meeting their treaty obligations is a subject for celebration shows how far it still has to go. 

Russia lost more tanks than it had at the start of the war, but can regenerate from reserves for several more years, think tank warns.

Palestine protesters who wore images of paragliders on their clothes have been convicted of terror offenses but spared jail.

Farage weighs up next steps, suggesting future left-wing govt could defuse tension with a Trump White House by making him the go-between.

European Union may need to develop its own nuclear deterrent “on the way to a European army” a top German MEP says.