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Pope Francis was discharged from Rome’s Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital Wednesday after a 10-day stay following colon surgery.

Once you have established a precedent for forcing people to take an injection as a condition of their employment, where do you stop?

German airline Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines have stopped making “ladies and gentlemen” announcements on flights to become more gender-neutral.

Britons who commit “online racism” will be barred from attending football matches Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Wednesday.

Official figures show inflation in the U.K. rising to its highest level in nearly three years over rises in the prices of food and fuel.

Police used an electric stun gun on a man who brandished a knife and yelled “Allahu Akbar” in the middle of the street.

Jesuit Father Thomas Reese wrote Tuesday that “the hospitalization of Pope Francis marks the beginning of the end of his papacy,” adding that time “is running out” for the 84-year-old pope.

The UK’s vaccine passport system could be “redeployed” as a national ID card, a firm developing the health pass for the government has said.

Sweeping new legislation to cut emissions by 55% this decade, including a controversial plan to tax foreign companies for pollution.

How can the land of Liberté become just another spavined satrapy of the globalist technocratic elite’s biosecurity panopticon nightmare?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s two-hour, tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey has been nominated for an Emmy Award.

Music and nightclub operators have said that they will not be following Boris Johnson’s advice to introduce the vaccine passport scheme, with one saying the move could be construed as an infringement on peoples’ personal rights.

The number of illegal migrants entering European Union member states has increased by 59 per cent in the first six months of this year, as a new route has opened along the border with Belarus.

France fined Google 500 million euros — $593 million — on Tuesday for failing to negotiate a deal “in good faith” with news publishers on its platform.

At Canes Film Festival, British-born actress Jodie Turner-Smith scolded Hollywood power brokers for engaging in tokenism instead of truly diversifying the film industry.

The ‘Rainbow Monkey Dildo Story Hour’ has forced Labour officials to grovel after intense backlash from the local Muslim community.

UK lawmakers voted to confirm a foreign aid cut of £4bn, described as a temporary reduction while the country recovered from corona spending.

Privacy campaigners have condemned as the makings of a “checkpoint society” calls by Prime Minister Boris Johnson for large venues to adopt entry by vaccine passport only “as a matter of responsibility”.

Vaccine passports for bars, restaurants and public transport will become mandatory in France starting next month, Emmanuel Macron announced.

Germany launched a space command tasked with overseeing satellites, watching for space junk and analyzing other countries’ activities.

JOHANNESBURG (AP) – South Africa’s rioting continued Tuesday with the death toll rising to 32 as police and the military struggle to quell the looting and violence in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal provinces. Many of the deaths occurred in chaotic stampedes

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has warned that the UK could be back under “some form of lockdown” after children start going back to school in the autumn, after the prime minister announced the end of restrictions on July 19th.

Nigel Farage predicted that 30,000 illegal boat migrants will reach Britain this year, saying that the crisis is “totally out of control”.

The Hungarian Speaker has spoken out against the “new totalitarian ambition” of liberalism in the European Union, saying he would not vote to join the bloc today. 

Italians may be forced to present a vaccination passport to board high-speed trains as the government considers only allowing passengers with the pass to increase capacity.

Jamaica plans to seek billions of pounds in reparations from the UK as compensation for the Atlantic slave trade.

Three octogenarian members of the House of Lords face being banned from its facilities after refusing to sumbit to unconcious bias training.

The main narrative in football is now this: everything, absolutely everything, is about racism.

London has seen a 50-fold increase in offences committed by criminals on e-scooters in London, with significant rises seen across the country.

Councillors at a leading mother’s support group have alleged they are forced to assist transgender women on their “chestfeeding” journey.

Sacha Baron Cohen on Monday filed a lawsuit against a cannabis company that used a likeness of his comedic character Borat on a billboard.

A migrant accused of raping his eldest daughter has told a court that he was unaware that sexual relations with family members were illegal in France.

All remaining lockdown restrictions in England will be lifted in a week, PM Boris Johnson confirmed Monday.

Violence is sweeping parts of South Africa, with the government deploying the military to support police in some provinces and several deaths, according to developing reports. 

The health secretary has admitted that National Health Service (NHS) waiting lists could rise to 13 million in the next few months due to lockdowns and the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

A 20-year-old Afghan migrant has been arrested by police in Hamburg after allegedly attacking four people in the outdoor area of a local restaurant with a knife. The incident is said to have taken place on Sunday evening in the