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Omicron has increased in California from a single infection three weeks ago to up to 70 percent of reported cases across the state, figures released Thursday reveal.

London’s Metropolitan Police have referred themselves to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) after complaints about their refusal to alleged lockdown-busting Christmas parties at the Prime Minister’s residence.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned Thursday that governments around the world have become accustomed to the increased powers delivered to them by what were initially temporary coronavirus restrictions, adding permanent state controls may well be next.

Former British PM Blair has labelled the unvaccinated as “idiots” after demanding the UK begin preparations for a fourth shot.

French ‘humanitarian’ group ‘Utopia 56’ has filed a lawsuit against the British Coast Guard following migrant deaths.

New York City is offering $100 payments to individuals who get the coronavirus booster shot, in one of the last acts of departing Mayor Bill de Blasio (D).

Blair has called for preparations for a fourth vaccination rollout and rejected the legitimacy of debate around corona passports.

A 36-year-old childcarer has been filmed on multiple occasions abusing different babies in a South West England nursery.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Monday flagged the possibility of a series of harsh restrictions to be imposed on revelers heading to Times Square to welcome in the New Year.

Former police officer Harry Miller has won a legal victory against the British police’s use of “non-crime hate incidents”.

The omicron variant has taken hold across the U.S. with new infection rates accounting for 73 percent of coronavirus cases, results released Tuesday reveal.

Deputy British Prime Minister Dominic Raab has refused to rule out that England may once again be forced into a lockdown before Christmas. England is once again facing the prospect of lockdown restrictions being imposed during the holidays with the

Boris Johnson has been accused of breaking coronavirus restrictions for allegedly hosting a wine party while the country was locked down.

Jihadi bride Tareena Shakil, free after serving less than half of her short jail sentence, says she “regrets” joining the Islamic State.

Veterans and victims have reacted with outrage and dismay after former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams featured in an allegedly “light-hearted” video singing a slogan associated with the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) terror organisation.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has warned that the Tories may be “doomed” at the next general election unless they deal with the migrant crisis in the English Channel, claiming that “six hundred migrants” landed in Britain on Thursday.

A 27-year-old woman has been arrested following a South London house fire that killed four children.

Britons may be getting tired of promises of a road to normality that is honoured, and now offered at least seven times by the govt…

From Saturday, December 18th, travellers from Britain to France will need “compelling reasons” to enter the country, following the increase of Omicron cases in the UK, despite the UK scrapping its own ‘Red List’.

Lewis Hamilton, a strident supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement, was knighted by Prince Charles for his services to motorsport.

Labour’s Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Pat McFadden has asserted that we should stop calling the third jab a “booster” as two jabs is not enough to be fully vaccinated against Omicron.

Hundreds of people attended a demonstration outside the BBC’s London headquarters protesting their coverage of an antisemitic attack that took place in Oxford Street on the first night of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, accusing the broadcaster of victim-blaming.

Following a widespread rebellion from the Conservative Party backbenches, it is likely that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will need to rely on Labour Party votes to pass his latest round of coronavirus restrictions.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has condemned using the term ‘snowflake’ to refer to “younger generations” who are concerned about “the safety and protection of minorities”.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a rebellion from his Cabinet if he tries to introduce harsher coronavirus restrictions in England if the new restrictions the government plans to bring in on the 15th of December fail to decrease Covid cases.

Abdul Elahi, a serial blackmailer who targeted 2,000 victims online, forcing them to self-harm and engage in paedophilic activity, was jailed after admitting 158 charges committed against 72 victims.

Guardian columnist Owen Jones has hailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ex-chief advisor Dominic Cummings as “Big Daddy Cum Cum” on Twitter. Owen Jones made these comments after Dominic Cummings, a key figure in campaign to leave the European Union and

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s press chief, Jack Doyle, allegedly spoke at the 18th of December ‘party’, that No 10 claimed didn’t happen, according to multiple reports.

Britain’s Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has warned Russia that if they invade Ukraine then they will face “severe consequences”.

The British government has promised to help Ukraine fortify its Belarusian frontier amid worries Alexander Lukashenko could redirect illegal migrants from Poland and the Baltic States to the Ukrainian border.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former chief advisor Dominic Cummings has blasted Boris Johnson’s liberal wife, Carrie, for trying to “control the country” through him.

Britons reacted to lockdown hypocrisy in their own inimitable way, with over 1 million responding to a Christmas rave at the PM’s residence.

PM told laughing colleagues to use party conference to exchange “bodily fluids” in the same month the govt instructed the public to mask up.