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Prime Minister promises “emergency legislation” to enable deporation flights and to face up to the European court if they try to stop him.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg denied a public order offense after she was arrested last month at a demonstration in London.

Another blow for Rishi Suna as Supreme Court rules plan to deal with migrant crisis by relocating some arrivals to Rwanda is not legal. 

Suella Braverman castigated Rishi Sunak as being too incompetent to deliver on migration promises or lying about a desire to do so.

Britain’s socialised healthcare system was accused of “murder” after a judge ruled Monday in favour of removing life-support from a critically ill baby girl.

Former Prime Minister David Cameron’s installation as foreign secretary has raised questions over his financial ties to Communist China.

A number of overladen migrant boats got into trouble in the English Channel at the weekend, but at least one turned the Coast Guard away.

Fmr. PM Cameron has returned to govt eight years after he resigned from Parliament, parachuted in as part of a clear leftward lurch.

Farage ripped the “black poppy,” after King Charles wore one, calling it “intensely political, totally against the spirit of Armistice Day”.

British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been sacked just days after she criticised soft-touch policing of antisemitic protests.

Nigel Farage will sue the NatWest bank and its former chief executive, seeking millions in damages over his debanking and leaks to the press.

King Charles III led the United Kingdom in honouring Britain’s fallen soldiers in a Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London.

London’s Metropolitan Police have been accused yet again of applying different standards to protests based on their political affiliation.

The United Kingdom’s Home Office has revoked the visa of a foreign man who expressed support for Hamas terrorists in Britain.

Police announce ‘exclusion zone’ around Cenotaph memorial, anyone “believed to be part of” pro-Palestinian demonstrations “can be arrested”. 

Activists protesting Israel picketed a major arms factory operated by BAE Systems, claiming to have shut down the site for seven hours.

Bank boss who lost her job over her behaviour during the Nigel Farage debanking scandal is set to lose most, but not all of £10M+ payout.

Britain’s interior minister pens opinion piece accusing police of giving left-wing protesters an easy ride while cracking down on the right.

There has been an unprecedented surge in antisemitic incidents on British universities, according to leading Jewish groups.

Top lawmaker resigns from party frontbench over its stance on Israel, further undermining the bid to move beyond antisemitism-scandal era.

Vandals defaced a Cenotaph war memorial in Rochdale, England with graffiti that read “Free Palestine” on Tuesday.

In his first opening of Parliament address as reigning Monarch, King Charles III laid out the priorities of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government.

The Metropolitan Police begged pro-Palestine activists to “reconsider” protesting on Armistice Day in London on Saturday.

Chaos broke out in Edinburgh on Bonfire Night, as gangs of youths attacked police officers with fireworks and petrol bombs.

The war in Ukraine has become a static conflict, according to British Intelligence, as some begin to compare the trench warfare of World War I.

Clashes broke out with police as terror arrests were made during pro-Palestine demonstrations in London as Mid East politics continue to play out on the streets of Britain.

Two women have been charged with terror offences after allegedly displaying images of Hamas paraglider terrorists at a protest in London.

Rishi Sunak warned that the pro-Palestine rally planned for November 11th could “desecrate” the memory of those who died in battle for Britain.

Five members of a child rape grooming gang in Rochdale have been jailed collectively for over 70 years for sexually exploiting two girls.

UK and Austria signed security agreement taking in migration, terrorism, and cyber and are set to enter further talks on deportations. 

Winds up to 108 mph slammed France’s Atlantic coast overnight as Storm Ciaran lashed countries around western Europe.

Two more men have been arrested in the investigation into who cut down the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree, police in England said Wednesday.

A man in London has been arrested after posting a video on social media complaining about Palestinian flags being flown in his neighbourhood.

Western Europe bracing for what meteorologists warn could be some of the highest wind speeds the region has witnessed in decades.

A Black Lives Matter activist from Bristol has been jailed for fraud after using donations intended for a children’s charity on herself.

Anti-Israel activists “occupied” London’s Liverpool Street train station as police were incapable or unwilling to restore order.