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Illegal migrant landings have increased by nearly sevenfold since leftist Italian Interior Minister Luciana Lamorgese took over from Matteo Salvini in 2019.

The ECHR has ruled against the family of a severely ill two-year-old Jewish girl, holding that doctors are allowed to withdraw treatment.

Just one in five (21.1 per cent) of traditional, opposite-sex marriages in 2018 were religious ceremonies, the lowest on record, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The British government is surging hundreds of soldiers back into Afghanistan, ostensibly to help evacuate some 4,000 people with British citizenship who are still in the Islamic republic.

“We are small but we are tough,” a Lithuanian MP has told Breitbart News after Communist China recalled its ambassador from the country.

The majority of Britons would refuse services from someone if they knew they were not vaccinated, a poll has revealed.

Scotland’s left-separatist Scottish National Party (SNP) government has issued official guidance to schools saying they can assist supposedly transgender pupils to change their gender identity from the age of four, without telling their parents.

The president of the COP26 United Nations climate change conference has admitted he still drives a diesel vehicle, the latest embarrassment for green revolutionary Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his climate spokesman said she doesn’t want an electric car.

The European Union (E.U.) on Thursday warned the Taliban terror group it would be isolated by the international community if it seized power through violence and imposed Islamic rule.

A gunman killed five and shot several more in a “tragic incident” in Plymouth, Devon before allegedly turning the gun on himself.

Hollywood star Russell Crowe is shooting his latest movie around Sydney, Australia, despite coronavirus lockdowns that are forcing millions of Australians to stay at home. The film shoot has prompted a harsh rebuke from Australian politician Gareth Ward, who called it a “total mockery” of public health orders.

Multiple people are believed to have died in a “major incident” involving a shooter in the English port city of Plymouth, Devon.

Facebook took down a video of an Australian MP, George Christensen, speaking out in parliament against coronavirus lockdowns.

Three Australian lifestyle content publishers have reportedly accused social media giant Facebook of using their articles on its news service after refusing to negotiate licensing deals.

Two have been arrested after a father was stabbed to death near his home after he stepped in to protect his daughter from being harassed.

A person identifying as both transgender and non-binary is running on a co-leadership ticket for the Green Party of England and Wales.

Two French mayors in Beziers and Hayange have called on police not to enforce vaccine passport controls in cafes or restaurants.

New Zealand is closing its borders for the remainder of the year, continuing the country’s embrace of a total isolationist strategy in its fight against the coronavirus.

More than 8,500 people in Lower Saxony, Germany, have been asked to have another shot of the coronavirus vaccine after a nurse admitted to injecting some patients with saline solution instead.

Fully vaccinated people in England will be free from having to self-isolate if having had contact with a covid-positive case from next week, but they will be asked to wear a mask, limit social interactions, and take a PCR test.

Striking railway workers in Germany kept much of the country’s train service suspended Thursday as they continued their nationwide work stoppage for a second day.

Greece´s coast guard says a search and rescue operation is under way for more than a dozen passengers from a yacht.

Brexit Britain has outpaced the entire European Union, the Middle East, and Africa in fintech investment during the first half of the year.

Australian state officials have declared athletes returning from the Tokyo Olympics will be required to quarantine for four weeks, with some being sent to remote outback camps for the duration.

A UK broadcasting watchdog has investigated a Sheffield radio station for broadcasting an Islamic chant said to contain “jihadi lyrics” promoting terrorism.

The Polish government has claimed it has seen a record number of illegal immigrants cross from Belarus, most likely originating from Afghanistan and Iraq.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has told the government that the only way to stop the migrant crisis in the English Channel is to “tow the boats back to Calais harbour”.

French police fatally shot a 35-year-old African migrant under psychiatric care after he threatened officers while armed with a knife.

MADRID (AP) — Spain’s leading group of female filmmakers on Tuesday condemned the San Sebastian film festival’s decision to award Johnny Depp its highest honor, saying it gave the international event a bad name after a British judge ruled last year that allegations of domestic violence against the actor were “substantially correct”.

State propaganda in China has been accused of inventing a Swiss biologist to dispute the origins of the Wuhan coronavirus.

The flight contained those who had been sentenced to imprisonment for crimes including drug offences, rape, rape of a minor, and murder

A 48-year-old man, wanted for the last year and a half by Greek police for membership in a far-left terrorist group, was arrested as he attempted to flee after allegedly robbing a bank.

Top members of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government are lobbying for the implementation of vaccine passports in Germany.

German prosecutors said Wednesday they have detained a British citizen who is accused of spying for Russia.

Hitchens recognised the entire justice system is biased against law-abiding citizens, especially when they try to defend their own property.

Richard Tice alleged that political pressure — possibly from the government — was behind the “unprecedented” debanking of Reform UK.