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The Global Disinformation Index was criticised by The Times for fake neutrality while enforcing censorship based on ideological lines.

The Bank of England has admitted that mass migration is a chief factor in the increasing cost of rent in the country.

An Iranian exile was arrested in London after he waved the St George’s Cross flag and ate a banana at a pro-Hamas protest in London.

Two elderly green protesters entered an exhibit at the British Library and used a lump hammer and cold chisel.

Pro-Palestinian activists disrupted a talk from Peter Thiel and blocked the American tech entrepreneur from leaving the Cambridge Union.

Cutting immigration is soaring as a priority for government among Europeans, and is trending to overtake even growing the economy as a goal.

A study has found that mass migration has not stimulated the economy and has been a major drag on public services and the housing sector.

If you feel like you can’t tell the difference between the big Westminster parties don’t worry, neither can the Members of Parliament.

Illegal immigration costs the British taxpayer at least £14 billion per year in public services, alone, a former government minister has said.

China is suspected of being behind a hack of the UK’s Ministry of Defence, reportedly impacting over a quarter of a million service personnel.

In a foreboding sign of the future that likely awaits the UK, Muslim activists have issued a series of 18 demands to the Labour Party.

“Privacy and dignity” will be protected by new regulations which means a host of commercial and public buildings must have separate loos.

Senior Italian government officials admonished French President Emmanuel Macron for raising tensions in the war in Ukraine.

Labour remains philosophically dedicated to open borders to illegal migration, a Conservative critic decries.

Tories get a drubbing, losing seats in a reminder that voters do notice when self-professed conservatives deliver left wing policies.

Open borders advocates on the streets and in the government have stepped up efforts to derail plans to remove illegal migrants from the UK.

Voters decide who will run many aspects of their daily lives, such as garbage collection, the state of the roads and local policing.

Police charged man with murder after a sword attack in that killed a teenage boy and injured several others, including police officers. 

Pro-Palestinian activists blockaded the entrance to a UK government department building to protest against military support for Israel.

The first “illegal migrants” to be deported to Rwanda have been detained, but thousands have already slipped through the net or gone missing.

King Charles III returned to public duties on Tuesday, visiting a cancer treatment charity and beginning his carefully managed comeback.

At least four injured in East London after a man is alleged to have driven a van into a residential building before drawing a sword.

Violence from people-smuggling gangs and illegal migrants along the French coastline is escalating, a British Border Force official warned.

With newfound leverage over the EU, the UK has vowed to not permit any illegal migrant returns from Ireland while France refuses the return of Channel migrants.

A total of 25 men have been jailed for a collective 346 years over the rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking of young girls in West Yorkshire.

The UK is considering deploying troops to deliver aid to Gaza following the construction of an offshore floating pier, the BBC reported.

Five men charged over an arson attack against a Ukrainian business in East London in March.

A group campaigning for an armaments embargo against Israel protested a speech given by Nancy Pelosi at Oxford.

The Iran-backed Houthi insurgents resume terrorist attacks against Red Sea shipping after a two-week pause.

Two military horses that bolted and ran miles through the streets of London have undergone operations at an animal hospital.

Scottish leader Humza Yousaf rejected the notion of fresh elections but a vote of no confidence has been called, which may force things.

Left wing censorship fanatic Humza Yousaf pushed his Green Party coalition partners before they had chance to jump Thursday, tearing up the Bute House Agreement and leaving his party without a governing majority in a shock move.

Frank Field reached his positions including opposition to the EU and mass migration from first principles of defending the working class.

The UK says it will campaign for NATO spending for all members to increase, pushing member states to contribute more to collective defence.

A group of senior clinical psychologists apologised for the role their profession played in promoting transgender treatments to children.

Shocking and unusual spectacle in central London as a group of spooked army horses charged through the capital.