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A Conservative politician was arrested in England for the hate crime of sharing a video showing the detention of a Christian street preacher.

London’s Metropolitan Police revealed that a company that holds details of its officers and staff was hacked, raising security concerns.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s government reportedly crafted plans that could see drivers taxed per mile that they drive in the city.

Tory MP Nadine Dorries has stepped down from the House of Commons, accusing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of running a “zombie Parliament”.

The BBC is facing critisicm after it edited an article on a convicted paedophile to remove references to his role as a drag queen.

The German art historian who has led the British Museum since 2016 has stood down over a growing scandal over nearly 2,000 stolen artefacts.

The UK Foreign Office has come under fire for telling government officials to refrain from labelling countries like China “hostile states”.

Prince Harry expected to return next month but he is not expected to be joined by his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.

Nigel Farage slams “sick joke” of “corrupt British establishment” as a top debanking executive who resigned in disgrace gets a big payout.

An asylum seeker from Afghanistan has been jailed for twice raping a 12-year-old girl with learning disabilities in a London migrant hotel.

Ukraine’s regular drone strikes on Moscow are a legitimate act of self-defence “within the framework of international law”, Germany says

“Extremely important that Ukraine’s other coalition partners make similar decisions” said govt advisor after two countries pledged jets.

Former OPEC president Diezani Alison-Madueke has been charged with bribery offences, the UK National Crime Agency said on Tuesday.

Tony Blair-linked progressive think tank warns costs will spiral as migrants become trapped in the United Kingdom by the system.

Prime Minsiter Rishi Sunak admitted the government is likely to fail to stop the migrant crisis before the next election.

A farm shop in the United Kingdom is concerned about visitors taking racy photos in one of its fields, LBC reported Thursday.

The English Women’s World Cup team was branded as being too full of “blonde, blue eyed” players in the legacy media.

Lucy Letby, a 33-year-old nurse called the worst child killer in modern British history has been given a life sentence.

The UK is reportedly preparing to plough £100 million of taxpayer cash into buying chips needed for advanced artificial intelligence models.

Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office published a guide that featured a picture of a white family with the caption “doesn’t represent real Londoners”.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott was uncompromising about border control and stopped deadly migrant boats arriving altogether.

“I don’t deserve to live,” she wrote on a Post-it note shown in court. “I am a horrible evil person,” she wrote. “I AM EVIL I DID THIS.”

UK will fine banks that fail to protect access to cash, a major move against the cashless society which Farage hails as a “big win”.

Four men are being held by French authorities on suspicion of involvement in the fatal smuggler boat crossing to England that killed six.

A petition against the cashless society has reached 300,000 signatures, and was hand-delivered to Downing Street Thursday afternoon. 

Over 17,000 illegal migrants, mostly comprised of young military-age males, have arrived on British shores so far this year.

Competition for the lucrative human trafficking trade between ethnically-based gangs operating in northern France is driving rising violence.

Surveillance equipment rolled out to promote ‘Low Traffic Neighbourhoods’ are being repeatedly damaged or disabled, it is claimed. 

The EU has reported baulked at calls from Britain to accept the return of illegal migrants who cross the English Channel from France.

Three Bulgarian citizens suspected of spying on behalf of the Russian Federation have been arrested in the UK.

Nigel Farage has been asked to provide evidence to the banking regulator as it expands its investigation into politically-inspired debanking.

Gangs competing for the lucrative business of trafficking humans are shooting it out between themselves just miles from the UK border.

The migrant crisis in the English Channel is likely to last at least another five years, according to a leaked government memo.

Nigel Farage accused banks and regulators of an “establishment stitch-up” to slow-walk investigations into the politically-inspired debanking of his accounts.

Local governments throughout Britain spent over £500,000 in taxpayer money during LGBTQ+ Pride Month to promote the leftist sex agenda.

Six people died and dozens were rescued when a boat carrying migrants capsized Saturday in the English Channel.