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A National Health Service (NHS) doctor confronted Britain’s Health Secretary over his decision to make vaccines mandatory for healthcare staff on camera.

Only 27 per cent of French people believe that the European Union is advantageous to France, polls suggest.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s top civil servant allegedly arranged a garden party during Britain’s first lockdown.

“Huge numbers” of schoolchildren in the North of England have refused to take lateral flow tests before schools and wear masks.

A Catholic nurse has won a tribunal following an unfair dismissal from an NHS hospital after she wore a Christian cross to work.

Australia launched an investigation into the visas of other visiting unvaccinated tennis players Friday after the detention pending deportation of superstar Novak Djokovic.

Taiwan plans to invest $200 million in Lithuania, following increased hostilities between Lithuania and China.

Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic is being held in an Australian immigration detention facility after his entry visa was revoked. Canberra indicated Wednesday he will be removed from the country if a legal appeal fails.

Four protestors have been acquitted of pulling a statue down after jurors were told by a defence lawyer to be “on the right side of history”.

Meghan Markle will be paid just £1 in a court settlement against by Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) who own the Mail on Sunday.

Over 400 Anglican churches have been closed in Britain due to a lack of attendance and support from the local community over the past decade.

The USS Constitution, the world’s oldest ship of any type still afloat, is ready to welcome the first female commander in its storied 224-year history.

Virginia officials said Tuesday night they were surprised by the ferocity of the “incredibly unusual” weather event that saw hundreds of vehicles trapped on Interstate 95 over the past 48-hours.

Sadiq Khan is reportedly planning to effectively decriminalise marijuana for those under the age of 25 in the British capital.

The Lithuanian government has paid 98 illegal migrants €1,000 to board a flight to the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

U.S. legal counsel for Prince Andrew will seek to use an historical court settlement Tuesday to scupper plans to try him for sexual abuse.

From the 4th of January, English school children will be once again required to wear masks in schools by the government.

A Canadian court has ruled Iran should pay relatives of the victims of a passenger plane downed by the Islamic regime, declaring around $84 million in damages be made available.

British MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy released a video appearing to excuse statue toppling and violent protests from groups like Black Lives Matter. 

25 British all-girls schools won’t be accepting applications from “legally male” transgender pupils.

Controversy stirred after journalist took to social media to express her disappointment that “the universe” hadn’t killed Queen Elizabeth II.

Marxist-led protest group Black Lives Matter was once again celebrated in London’s woke New Year’s Eve fireworks show.

Ten times our politicians and medical leaders broke the very Coronavirus rules they imposed on the British people.

Rachel Johnson the sister of Prime Minister Boris Johnson trended following an article she wrote defending Ghislaine Maxwell resurfaced.

The United Kingdom will be imposing new border checks on goods being imported into Britain from the European Union.

The Blackley Estate in Manchester, England has been dubbed a “warzone” less “safe” than Afghanistan by a local veteran.

35,000 illegal migrants landed on the Italian island of Lampedusa in 2021, an all-time record for arrivals.

The co-extremist protest group ‘Insulate Britain’ has reportedly cost the British taxpayer £4.3 million in policing costs.

English Morris Dancers have cancelled their traditional face paint opting for a non-black colour over allegations of racism.

Regional border areas in England to brace for influx of ‘Covid refugees’ from more heavily regulated Scotland and Wales this New Year.

The EU is currently drafting a law that will allow the government in Brussels to seize private goods in a pandemic emergency.

British children with learning disabilities were offered ‘do not attempt resuscitation’ orders during the pandemic — for no reason other than the child having a learning disability, families believe. Britain’s socialised National Health Service (NHS) attempted to give children with

Anti-hunting protestors have clashed with hunt supporters at a Boxing Day meet in the village of Lacock in Wiltshire.

Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has reportedly accepted a role in Silicon Valley, after resigning over allegations of corruption.

Some 67 illegal migrants landed in Kent in the early hours of Christmas morning, setting a new record for boat migrant arrivals for the day.

A transgender paedophile who identifies as a 5-year-old girl has attended court dressed as an elf following a breach of his sexual harm order.