A police manhunt has been launched in Britain after the state released another sex offender migrant from prison “in error”, sparking further embarrassment for the Labour government.
The British government placed a convicted paedophile wanted by German authorities in a migrant hotel and is paying for his legal defence against extradition, sparking outrage from local MPs.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former prosecutor and television host and a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, officially took office on Tuesday as the U.S. ambassador to Greece.
Multiple German Christmas markets have been cancelled this year amid concerns over Islamist terror attacks and the rising cost of providing security to attendees.
Stability AI mostly prevailed against Getty Images in a British court battle over intellectual property, but both sides claimed victory.
One person has died and another was seriously injured by the collapse of considerable parts of the 13th century Torre dei Conti.
The Communist Party of Cuba is selling thousands of young men to Russia as mercenaries to fight in the invasion of Ukraine, Orlando Gutiérrez-Boronat, the coordinator of the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance, told reporters on Monday.
A group of top state-funded secondary schools in London have been accused of political “indoctrination” after presenting students with teaching materials suggesting Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party represents “fascism”.
Ukrainian long-range drones attacked an industrial plant around 1,300 kilometers (800 miles) inside Russia, local officials said.
Veteran street organiser Tommy Robinson acquitted of terrorism charge over refusing to give police the access code to his mobile phone.
The BBC “materially misled” its audience by presenting a “doctored” version of U.S. President Donald Trump’s speech on January 6th, falsely implying that he encouraged people to riot at the Capitol, an internal memo from the publicly-funded broadcaster found.
Police investigating whether man they arrested over the mass stabbing aboard a high speed train may have been behind several other incidents.
Corbyn once called U.S. involvement in British elections “entirely unacceptable” and was purged from his own party over antisemitism scandals.
A report from the Chief Medical Officer for England has argued that Britain should focus on hiring doctors who are trained natively rather than importing migrants to work in the National Health Service.
Mass migration has made the British people poorer and solving that problem will be a major part of fixing the economy, says Nigel Farage.
Conservatives cemented victory, leaving opposition Social Democrats far behind and dashing their hopes of an early general election.
Illegal migrants are reportedly taking advantage of Britain’s self-deportation compensation scheme, pocketing thousands in taxpayer cash to leave only to return to the UK while bragging about their exploits online.
British schools are receiving a record £540 million a year in additional funding from the government to educate children who don’t speak English as their native language.
Five German mountaineers died after being hit by an avalanche in South Tyrol, in northern Italy, rescuers said on Sunday.
A group of teenage girls were assaulted with acid on their way home from trick or treating by a group of “hooded youths” on Saturday evening in a Paris suburb.
British police said on Sunday that they are not currently treating the mass stabbing on a London-bound train as a terror attack, as the suspects have been described as being black and Caribbean-heritage British Nationals.
At least two people were killed in a drone attack in Ukraine’s southwestern Odesa region, Ukrainian authorities said Sunday. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine continued to pummel each other’s infrastructure.
The USA rugby side was on the receiving end of a record thrashing by Scotland on Saturday in Edinburgh with the hosts running to an easy victory over the visitors.
The Paris prosecutor said Sunday that two of the suspects in the Louvre jewels heist had previously been convicted in a theft case together 10 years ago, as three alleged members of the team of four are now in custody.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the disgraced younger brother of King Charles III, will be banished from royal premises to his brother’s private and remote Sandringham estate.
Two people have been arrested following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train, which left several people hospitalised on Saturday evening.
Safety tests by a public transport operator in Oslo, Norway, conducted have raised grave concerns over Chinese electric buses.
Gursel Sahinbas, the director of Disney’s Castaway Cay private island in the Bahamas, was reportedly charged with rape and indecent assault after a Florida woman reported him to authorities.
Italian tax police said they are seizing assets worth $1.5 billion from a Luxembourg-based holding company’s shares in spirits maker Campari Group as part of a fraud investigation.
An alleged asylum seeker from Syria has been jailed over the sexual assault and strangulation of a woman in Cardiff, Wales, earlier this year.
A charity supporting victims of Muslim child rape grooming gangs has revealed that family members of predators have attempted to infiltrate their ranks to threaten women and girls seeking help.
Four Bulgarians were sentenced to between two and four years in prison for their involvement in spray-painting blood-red hands on Paris’ Holocaust Memorial in an act of vandalism that French intelligence services linked to a destabilization campaign by Russia.
Ukrainian forces hit an important fuel pipeline in the Moscow region that supplies the Russian army, Ukraine’s military intelligence said Saturday, a claim that came amid a sustained Russian campaign of massive drone and missile attacks on Ukraine´s energy infrastructure.
Voters across the political spectrum in the UK are more likely to hold strong views on immigration and ethnic homogeneity than Americans.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Qatari Minister of State for Energy Affairs Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi sounded the alarm on proposed European Union regulations, charging that they could deindustrialize Europe.
A man released from prison under a drive by the UK’s Labour government to empty the jails is alleged to have gone on to kill once free.
Prominent right-wing German influencer Naomi Seibt announced that she will seek asylum in the United States under the Trump administration, decrying the lack of freedom in her home country and claiming to be politically persecuted by Berlin. Seibt, who rose
The Louvre will install streetside anti-ramming and anti-intrusion devices in the next two months, France’s culture minister said.
In today’s glorious episode of Get Woke, Go Broke, the Disney Grooming Syndicate has ended its partnership with the BBC to produce Doctor Who.
The UK government’s rules are so complex even its own government ministers have found themselves unable to comply with them.
