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A pair of F-35s stationed in northern Europe were dispatched to intercept a trio of Russian warplanes, including two jet fighters.

Zelensky addressed Parliament, praising ‘the coalition of NLAW’ and thanking the United Kingdom “in advance” for the gift of its warplanes.

The UK is expanding training of Ukraine to “fighter jet pilots”, PM Sunak announced as Zelenskyy arrived in London on a surprise visit.

Welfare is harming marriage, with wealthy couples who don’t rely on benefits twice as likely to be married before they have kids: report.

Three years to the day after the UK mostly left the EU, Britons who voted to leave are right to feel betrayed, Farage has said.

A man was arrested at Schuman station, a subway stop beneath the European Commission headquarters, after a stabbing rampage on a train.

Personal taxes surged a remarkable 11.45 per cent, an average increase of over £800 per household, a report claims, with worse to come.

Narrative control in the wake of a knife attack appears to be top priority, with self-censored reporting omitting the suspect’s background.

Several churchmen were stabbed in attacks, allegedly by a Moroccan, in two churches in Spain leaving one dead and others seriously injured.

Several deaths and further injuries were reported on a German train service, allegedly at the hand of a Syrian migrant, local media claimed. 

A swelling state means dependency on handouts is at the highest level ever, with 54% of UK households ‘putting in’ less than they get out.

Boris Johnson may no longer be UK PM but that has done nothing to diminish his standing in Kyiv, as he makes yet another visit.

The UK is calm, cloudy, and cold, leaving the National Grid bringing three coal power plants back online to cover the lack of renewables.

Turkey responded with outrage after anti-Islamisation campaigner Rasmus Paludan went ahead with his planned Qur’an burning protest in Sweden.

Gaffe or mask slip? Prime Minister Sunak said only those who aren’t “idiots” could comprehend why he won’t cut taxes, with a clear corollary implied.

A helicopter crashed next to a kindergarten on the outskirts of Kyiv, killing several govt ministers aboard, and children on the ground.

British Royal Prince Harry lost his virginity to an older woman who treated him like a “stallion” and spanked his bum, he decided to reveal.

Tens of thousands of mourners, including world leaders and top church figures, gathered in St Peter’s Square, Vatican City.

The United Kingdom is looking to provide further equipment to “secure Ukraine’s victory on the battlefield” and Kyiv can count on Britain’s “long term” support, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a call on Tuesday.

The number of ‘clandestine’ boat migrants crossing the English Channel is up more than 60 per cent in a year, the government reveals.

Croatia is to be the latest European nation to abandon its financial independence in exchange for integration within the European system.

Tony Blair was briefed by a top civil servant that Osama Bin Laden should be ‘whacked’ in 2000, declassified memos have revealed. 

A Border Force officer arrested by anti-corruption cops may have been outed as being an illegal himself, according to a papers claims.

The UK’s ‘stealth’ grab will drag thousands of families into a “tax trap” that will see some face a marginal tax rate as high as 96 per cent.

The British middle class will be rinsed for tax money in a ‘stealth’ grab that will leave some families £40,000 worse off this decade. 

Approval rates for welcoming refugees and support for globalism are low across Europe with many feeling personally harmed, research shows. 

Reform standing candidates against the Conservatives in the next election could see dozens of Tory seats flip to Labour, the Guardian claims.

Paris Police arrested a man in his 60s after at least two people were killed in a shooting at a Kurdish Cultural Centre in central Paris.

Mr Brexit insisted the British people had a right to be heard on matters important to them without being swept aside.

The UK should prepare for high migration to become the new normal because of the country’s “ageing population”, a think tank has urged. 

UK High Court rules govt plan for processing centres in Rwanda is lawful, yet further legal challenges likely await.

The failure of the Truss govt has set back any hope of cutting now record-high taxes for “a generation”, a prominent supporter has lamented.

Royal sources allegedly challenged the notion they were approached with the chance to address the accusations made in the series but declined. 

A new series of 50-pence pieces featuring the profile of King Charles III are being released through the UK’s network of Post Offices today.

A man was arrested after an egg was thrown at new monarch Charles III while on walkabout meeting members of the public in an English town. 

The UK has one of the smallest reserves of gas yet is shipping the resource abroad at levels not seen for years as a cold snap arrives.