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A ban for discussing propaganda could only be down to either “very thick people” or an algorithm at Facebook, says a UK professor. 

China’s ambassador has marked 100 years of communism with a speech with British allies and a wreath-laying at Karl Marx’s London tomb.

At least three people have died with several more injured after a knife-armed man rampaged through the German city of Würzburg, Bavaria. 

Russian government spox said if warnings about entering disputed waters are ignored their weapons will be “right on target” in future.

Police descended on Stonehenge Monday morning to break up a meeting that contravened the government’s coronavirus lockdown regulations. 

The Conservatives had been defying conventional logic, winning by-elections while in government — a rare achievement — but now they have been soundly defeated in a safe seat by a minor party, analysis suggests, on the small matter of the countryside being swallowed whole by development. Will the Tories’ big-money donors in the construction industry come to haunt them?

Germany has bucked years of decline with a sudden ten per cent surge in new children nine months after pubs and bars reopened in summer 2020.

Joe Biden’s first NATO summit has concluded, with members welcoming a “new chapter” in relations that resembles the pre-Trump status quo. 

Former British prime minister Gordon Brown has spoken out on his deep-seated desire to drag the United Kingdom back into the European Union, and related his fear that a free Britain could become a “Singapore of the West”.

President Biden and PM Johnson had a short photocall before their bilateral meeting at which little was said but a lot was implied. 

The UK is experiencing strong growth after the 2020 lockdown collapse, but the end of furlough and inflation on the horizon are concerning.

Several of the world’s most trafficked websites were inaccessible Tuesday morning, with many impacted sites showing 503 errors. 

The United Kingdom has given temporary approval to the Pfizer jab for 12-15 year olds after the govt “carefully reviewed” data for the age group. 

The UK is on the verge of emerging from lockdown, but a poll claims a majority want to keep unvaccinated countrymen restricted. 

A British scientist has warned of signs of a “third wave”, leading to a rush of media speculation on whether the lockdown will end next month. 

The United Kingdom’s medicines regulator has authorised the use of the Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Janssen’s single-shot vaccine, the fourth vaccine the nation has approved so far.

The United Kingdom witnessed 18 million passenger arrivals and issued nearly 670,000 new visas during the first year of coronavirus restrictions, prompting concern that the government will never be able to reach long-promised migration targets.

Cummings revealed the dumbfoundment he felt when he discovered the government’s pandemic plans didn’t actually exist in any meaningful sense.

Faith in government in Health Secretary Matt Hancock was so low the Prime Minister was told “repeatedly” that he should be fired from his position, Cummings claimed.

Labour’s Defence boss said the party had been captured by “London-based bourgeoisie… woke social media warriors” as he quit his post.

The new Tory leader in the town said of historically strong-Labour council seats that had gone blue, “The red wall has crumbled”.

French anger around the British reclaiming their territorial waters post-Brexit and the British response to it took a bizarre turn as a tricorn-wearing re-enactor was seen firing a flintlock musket as French fishermen prepared to blockade a British port.

Facebook comms boss Sir Nick Clegg fell upwards to the role from his previous post as the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

British people will be given back their rights to socialise freely but some rules including mandated masks will likely remain, reports claim. 

“I have always thought, the independently minded British would put up with lockdowns like this… I’m astonished by it, I’m depressed by it.”

London’s Court of Appeal has overturned 39 people’s convictions made after the rollout of a flawed computer system at the Post Office.

A “new patriotic alliance” which will see Brexit leaders back Laurence Fox’s Reclaim party candidacy against Sadiq Khan has been announced. 

NRW state president and party chairman Armin Laschet emerged victorious from the months-long power struggle on Tuesday. 

French President Emmanuel Macron visited Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral on the second anniversary of its near-total loss to fire, calling for it to reopen for 2024, apparently whether it was ready or not.

Retired Royal Military Police Sergeant Darron Coster rushed towards the bomb blast at the Manchester Arena and set to work saving lives.

An architect has proposed a traditional statue for Prince Philip, days after politicians voiced their support for a permanent memorial.

Despite fact-checkers insisting the claim was false, 62 per cent of Britons think Brexit helped the nation’s Coronavirus vaccine rollout.

While the Duke of Edinburgh was best known as part of the British monarchy, he was born a Greek prince, part of a dense web of European royalty that existed before the great calamity of the 20th century. The Russian

The Queen’s consort Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh, has passed away the age of 99 at Windsor Castle, London.

A UCL model has claimed the UK will have herd immunity in days, but the health minister poured water on the idea.

The new chairman of Germany’s ruling CDU has called for the nation to enter an even deeper lockdown against the ‘third wave’.