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The head of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), a coalition of Anglican leaders opposing the liberalization of the Anglican Church spearheaded by leadership in England, announced on Thursday they would split from Canterbury, declaring itself the true leadership of the Church.

Tax raids on people they deem to be “wealthy” will be “part of the story” at the budget next month, the UK’s Chancellor told the IMF.

A car belonging to one of Italy´s leading investigative journalists exploded outside his home overnight.

Chinese state actors are a national security threat to the United Kingdom “every day”, Russian agents are committed to “causing havoc and destruction”, and Iran is actively trying to kill people on British soil, a top spy has said. The

Accusations of antisemitism followed the banning of Israeli football fans from attending an away game of a Tel Aviv team in Birmingham.

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to meet in Budapest.

Few world leaders have a busier schedule than Pope Leo XIV. However, if you thought the Supreme Pontiff wasn’t paying attention to the MLB playoffs, you thought wrong.

Former British boxing champ Ricky Hatton died by suicide and was found hanging at his home, according to a report from Sky News.

The Kremlin confirmed on Thursday that strongman Vladimir Putin engaged his Syrian counterpart, jihadist President Ahmed al-Sharaa, on Russia’s interest in maintaining its two military bases in the country.

France may be teetering on the verge of national snap elections, but the poll-topping sovereigntist is banned from even standing.

Sweden seeking to arrest Syrian for killing Salwan Momika, who burned copies of the Koran in 2023 and sparked outrage in the Muslim world.

French PM narrowly avoided govt dissolution for a second time in two weeks, prompting opposition to launch impeachment process for Macron. 

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is meeting in London to vote on new rules to cut “greenhouse gases” by imposing a first-ever global tax on shipping emissions.

Household energy bills are rising in the UK and will keep climbing even if wholesale electricity prices fall, suppliers have warned.

Russia battered Ukraine´s energy facilities with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles in its latest heavy bombardment.

China intercepted “vast amounts” of the most classified documents for several years by buying the data centre, Dominic Cummings has claimed.

Veteran British actress Frances Barber says she had harbored and shown irrational disdain toward President Donald Trump until he brokered an historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas, bringing dozens of hostages home and bringing an end to the war. 

Boris Johnson is blameless for the mass migration “Boriswave”, stating it was merely an exercise in quantitative easing to fight inflation.

Pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were seen engaging in some hot and heavy PDA while on the “I Kissed a Girl” singer’s yacht off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, last week.

A dedicated prayer room for Muslims has reportedly been opened inside the 500-year-old Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome after a plea for the separate, carpeted space was made by visiting Islamic scholars.

One of the bodies handed over by Hamas terrorists as part of the Middle East ceasefire deal is not one of the hostages who was held in Gaza, the Israeli military said Wednesday.

A poll published by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) on Monday found that 75 percent of Ukrainians want President Volodymyr Zelensky to leave office after the war with Russia ends.

If things don’t go well today France is heading to a “serious institutional crisis” , the French Prime Minister said.

European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the corporate entity that stages the Eurovision Song Contest, announced on Monday that it would cancel an “extraordinary” meeting planned for November to vote on allowing Israel to continue participating in the contest.

Russia launched powerful glide bombs against Ukraine´s second-largest city in overnight attacks, hitting a hospital and wounding seven.

France saw the largest ever single-year increase in its foreign-born population in 2024, the national statistician found.

President Donald Trump joked around with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, describing her as a “beautiful, young woman,” adding that it is the “end of your political career” in the United States if you use that word when referring to a woman.

Actress Keira Knightley refused to denounce author J.K. Rowling for her views on transgender ideology.

Nicolas Sarkozy, former President of France, has been told he must report to prison to begin solitary confinement despite his pending appeal.

Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt honored for research showing that political diversity and domestic innovation drive lasting prosperity.

“We are moving beyond the realms of hypothetical conflict”, the European Union warned on Monday as it accused Moscow of “gambling with war”.

The poet behind the controversial graffiti-style art installation at Canterbury Cathedral has described himself as a “genderless gremlin” and has publicly celebrated the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Trump considering giving Putin courtesy call about Tomahawk missiles, giving Russia a chance to de-escalate before any sales are agreed. 

Netherlands took effective control of Chinese-owned Nexperia, in what it said was a “highly exceptional” move over security worries.

UK’s youngest council leader physically and verbally abused, an incident party leaders blamed on the left-wing priming would-be assailants. 

Brexit boss Nigel Farage has warned that the scandal over the dropping of charges against suspected spies for Communist China could fundamentally undermine the intelligence relationship between Britain and the United States.