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The United Kingdom is to phase out smoking altogether, the government says, by banning young people from buying cigarettes at all.

After supplying the Ukraine war “stockpiles are looking a bit thin” and supplies of some key items have “run dry”, Britain tells the world.

While joking he only turned up “to cause mischief” Farage said its clear the Conservative grassroots is coming around to his way of thinking.

We’re not pro-Putin, we’re just anti-war, says incoming Slovak government as populist Robert Fico wins national elections.

The govt won’t let workers keep more of their own money because allowing people to spend it as they like would drive inflation up, they claim.

Hungary’s PM popped the bubble of enthusiasm in Brussels for admitting Ukraine into the EU, warning that “very difficult” questions remain.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after one of Britain’s most famous trees, known from cinema and to tourists, was felled with a chainsaw. 

A German member of parliament says his bank account has been closed for political reasons, a move he says reminds him of the communist era. 

A student with a prior conviction for animal cruelty arrested as suspect in shootings in Rotterdam which killed at least two.

The iconic Hadrian’s Wall ‘Sycamore Gap’ tree, voted England’s best tree in 2016, was cut down overnight, prompting a police response.

Labour would remove tax breaks from charities — private schools first in the firing line — if they don’t please the state, it is warned.

Former top NATO man cautions si vis pacem, para bellum — if you want peace, prepare for war — as alliance faces “existential threat”.

A teenage boy has been arrested after a school girl was stabbed to death, apparently after turning down flowers.

A standing ovation for a former SS trooper shows a “large knowledge gap” abbout the west’s own history, Polish govt minister told Breitbart. 

Polish government taking steps to examine the case for extraditing a 98-year-old former SS trooper applauded in the Canadian Parliament.

Man described as a “non-Muslim German” had his nose broken and a tooth knocked out after he was spotted out drinking wearing an Islamic hat.

EU should match Ukraine’s ambitions and accelerate its membership, starting formal talks on that process this year, President Metsola said.

Abrams battle tanks are now in Ukraine for the first time and are being prepared to “reinforce our brigades”, Zelensky said on Monday. 

Speaker of the Canadian Parliament pleaded ignorance to knowing man he lauded as “Ukrainian hero, Canadian hero” was actually a Nazi volunteer.

Soldiers are being deployed after the UK’s firearms officers are handing in their guns after one of their colleagues was charged with murder.

Romanian villagers received warnings to urgently take shelter from falling Ukraine war debris and are being provided air-raid bunkers.

American Bully XL dogs are a “danger to our communities” and will be banned, just hours after yet another Briton was killed by the breed.

Starmer announced he would fix the English Channel migrant crisis if elected, but Farage warns it would make things even worse. 

Businessman who became health minister at the beginning of the pandemic has now had a warrant issued for his arrest.

The UK should keep handing over its stocks, former PM and key Zelensky ally Boris Johnson said, as Ukraine continues to strike Russia’s navy.

European nations continue to find ways to get around their own sanctions on Russian energy imposed in the wake of Moscow’s invasion.

EU Chief may have been speaking of the “call of history” at her State of the Union speech on Wednesday, but not everyone was captivated.

Millions of Ukrainians who presently “behaved well” in Europe could start to act unpredictably, President Zelensky appeared to warn.

Poland is heading to national elections and the subject of globalist foreign interference in domestic politics is becoming a key issue.

Ukraine started counteroffensive too late because it was waiting for weapons, and even now is waiting on more deliveries, President Zelensky said.

Locals woke up on Sunday morning to a torrent of red wine flowing through the town after two enormous storage tanks at a local winery burst.

A Pakistani international cricketer was sentenced for placing a bounty on the head of Geert Wilders, but the Netherlands doesn’t have an extradition treaty with Pakistan. 

Ukraine needs “powerful and long-range weapons” because Russia’s air superiority allowed them to “stop our counteroffensive”, Zelensky said.

UK will engage in “military efforts to deter Russian attacks” over the Black Sea as the govt condemns the Kremlin for damaging food security. 

British police have conceded the prison escape ‘terrorist’ may have had inside assistance in his escape, and may already have made it abroad.

Court confirms government ban on faith-linked garments, which has already triggered a school strike and a death threat against a headmaster enforcing the law.