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A group of London Tower Hamlets councillors are running for Parliament in Bangladesh, a report states.

Women’s fashion magazine Glamour UK has chosen a group of nine men, so-called “dolls,” who identify as women for its “Women of the Year” magazine cover.

The government of Ukraine confirmed on Wednesday that it is shutting down its embassy in Havana, Cuba, in response to the Communist Party offering thousands of mercenaries to Russia to participate in the ongoing invasion of its territory.

The governing leftist Labour Party in Britain has seen its support plummet to a record low in the latest YouGov survey, less than a year and a half into Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s tenure.

There may be just a few thousand votes between the two top parties as the very final results come in for the dead heat vote. 

An asylum seeker from Afghanistan, who overstayed his visa, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two women while he was delivering food to their homes in England.

Paris police made five more arrests overnight, including a “prime suspect”, but still haven’t retrieved any of the stolen jewels. 

Three Bulgarians on trial in Paris this week for alleged involvement in spray-painting blood-red hands on the city’s Holocaust Memorial.

Leaked British government documents reportedly revealed that more than nine in ten local councils in England will be housing alleged asylum seekers by the end of the year.

Netherlands went to the polls in a snap national election brought by Geert Wilders as he seeks a mandate to push through border control.

The left-wing-controlled British Parliament voted on Wednesday to reject legislation from Brexit champion Nigel Farage to reclaim the democratic body’s sovereignty and control of the UK’s borders from the European Convention on Human Rights.

Elon Musk talked “civil war” in response to the violent slaying of a man out walking his dog in London, allegedly by an Afghan migrant. 

Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France have been found.

President Zelensky “emphasised” to the leaders of his backers that they “must” provide financial aid for another “two or three years”. 

The organization that handles claims on behalf of Jews who suffered under the Nazis said Germany has agreed to extend another $1.076 billion.

The far-left party of former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said it lost the data of thousands of its members.

Boat migrant convicted for child sex assault, caused nationwide protests, and who was sought in farcical police manhunt has been deported.

Irish singer Róisín Murphy was dumped as headliner of a music festival in Islamist Istanbul, Turkey, after she celebrated the fact that fewer children are now identifying as transgender.

The suspected Afghan knifeman who allegedly stabbed three people and killed a man walking his dog in London reportedly illegally entered Britain but was later granted asylum by the government.

Oct. 28 (UPI) — Fawlty Towers actress Prunella Scales has died at her home in London. She was 93.

Trump was right about the deep state and the UK has the same problem, needing “profoundly deep structural change” to save democracy.

A backlash has reportedly been brewing against Polish actress Kasia Smutniak being cast as Mary in Mel Gibson’s upcoming “The Resurrection of the Christ” due to her pro-abortion activism.

A young Afghan male has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people were stabbed in Uxbridge, West London, on Monday afternoon. 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in Italy for meetings with his counterpart Giorgia Meloni and leaders at the Vatican, told reporters on Monday that he would travel to the White House soon to discuss sanctions on Russia, which he argued disproportionately hurt Hungarians.

The Élysée Palace has claimed that hackers previously changed French First Lady Brigitte Macron’s name to her brother’s in the national tax database.

“Relying on gas is bad for the planet, bad for our finances and bad for our health.” So declared Clover Moore, the Lord Mayor of Sydney, Australia, on Monday as she confirmed all new households will be required to be fully electrified from 2027 going forward with no alternative choices such as gas allowed.

Ukraine´s long-range strikes on refineries have reduced Moscow´s refining capacity by 20%, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

Despite Mayor Sadiq Khan “denying that there’s grooming going on in London”, the truth appears to be “very, very close”, says Nigel Farage. 

Former presidential candidate Éric Zemmour has cast blame on France’s open-door immigration system for the Crown Jewel heist at the Louvre Museum after reports emerged indicating that at least one of the suspects has an Algerian background.

Virginia Giuffre, one of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent victims who later killed herself, wrote in her posthumous memoir that his famed accomplice, convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, once bragged of performing a sex act on actor George Clooney.

Climate activists spared jail after they sprayed two planes with orange paint to protest US pop star Taylor Swift’s use of private jets.

“Laser focus” needed to find the truth of “one of the most shameful stories in the history of our islands”, the “Pakistani grooming gangs”.

Thom Yorke, frontman for the British alternative rock band Radiohead, says he will “absolutely not” play in Israel.

The British government has been accused by parliamentarians of wasting billions in the mismanagement of the deeply controversial scheme to house supposed asylum seekers in hotels across the country at taxpayer expense.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft, accusing the tech giant of misleading customers into paying higher prices for its Microsoft 365 software after bundling it with the AI tool Copilot.

The main national airport of Lithuania is being repeatedly shut down by weather balloons carrying packets of contraband cigarettes.