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Black Sea Fleet scattered to escape Ukrainian strikes and is now too far away from the war to be able to engage in it, a UK Minister said. 

Emad Al Swealmeen entered the UK on a temporary visa but remained in the country for years as the government failed to deport him.

Over 25,000 illegals have landed on British shores since the start of the year as Rishi Sunak continues to fail to solve the crisis.

While joking he only turned up “to cause mischief” Farage said its clear the Conservative grassroots is coming around to his way of thinking.

The govt won’t let workers keep more of their own money because allowing people to spend it as they like would drive inflation up, they claim.

UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has suggested that British troops could be deployed inside Ukraine for the first time to carry out military training programmes.

British police made their second arrest over the cutting down of a 300-year-old tree near the Roman landmark of Hadrian’s Wall in the northeast of England.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after one of Britain’s most famous trees, known from cinema and to tourists, was felled with a chainsaw. 

Both the Tories and likely gov-in-waiting Labour are talking up more tax rises, even as the UK suffers the highest peace-time tax surge ever.

The iconic Hadrian’s Wall ‘Sycamore Gap’ tree, voted England’s best tree in 2016, was cut down overnight, prompting a police response.

Labour would remove tax breaks from charities — private schools first in the firing line — if they don’t please the state, it is warned.

Former top NATO man cautions si vis pacem, para bellum — if you want peace, prepare for war — as alliance faces “existential threat”.

A teenage boy has been arrested after a school girl was stabbed to death, apparently after turning down flowers.

Britain approved new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea, a move environmentalists say will hurt attempts to meet climate goals.

Suella Braverman called for reforms to international rules on asylum seekers, arguing they have become a promise the “West cannot fulfil”.

Neonatal nurse who was sentenced to life for the murder of seven babies will face a retrial on a charge of attempting to murder a newborn.

Abrams battle tanks are now in Ukraine for the first time and are being prepared to “reinforce our brigades”, Zelensky said on Monday. 

Soldiers are being deployed after the UK’s firearms officers are handing in their guns after one of their colleagues was charged with murder.

The allegedly “Conservative” government of Rishi Sunak is reportedly looking to impose an effective ban on cigarettes for the next generations of Britons.

Britain pitched itself to the world Friday as a ready leader in shaping an international response to the rise of artificial intelligence.

Chris Packham has come under fire after claiming that it is “ethical” to break the law in order to advance the climate change agenda.

Over a third of children placed on puberty-blocking drugs suffered mental health problems, according to British researchers.

Britain’s state-owned health service is operating on holiday-level staffing in England on Wednesday as doctors walked off the job.

President Emmanuel Macron and King Charles III were holding talks in Paris on Wednesday at the start of a long-awaited three-day state visit.

A recently released children’s history book has claimed that England’s famed Stonehenge monument was built when Britain was a “black country”.

Nigel Farage accused a UK banking regulator of a “whitewash” after it claimed there was no evidence of political debanking in the country.

Over 1,000 police officers in London are currently suspended amid a report claiming institutional racism, homophobia, and misogyny.

The Labour Party vowed to lower the voting age to 16 years old in a blueprint for the party’s next general election manifesto.

Russell Brand has been accused of rape and sexual assault, allegations which the actor suggested may be politically motivated.

The BBC has removed an Irish singer from a prepared feature radio broadcast shortly she expressed opposition to puberty-blocking drugs.

Starmer announced he would fix the English Channel migrant crisis if elected, but Farage warns it would make things even worse. 

Unhealthy foods should be taxed in order to shape the decisions of poorer people and reduce the strain on the NHS, Tony Blair argued.

The UK should keep handing over its stocks, former PM and key Zelensky ally Boris Johnson said, as Ukraine continues to strike Russia’s navy.

Australia proposed tougher restrictions on former defense military personnel who want to train foreign militaries.

European nations continue to find ways to get around their own sanctions on Russian energy imposed in the wake of Moscow’s invasion.

Vladimir Putin accused the UK of trying to provoke Moscow, claiming that Britain was behind an attack on a Russian atomic facility.