Oliver JJ Lane

Russian Supreme Court blocks what is described as the country’s final active liberal political party from contesting September’s elections.

Terror police “made some mistakes” in investigation of alleged arson which is now thought potentially related to killing of Ann Widdecombe.

Brexit boss Nigel Farage announces robust policies to end the present practice of widespread early release over a shortage of prison places. 

Sea drones made by tech company also contracted to the United States Military contained Chinese components, whistle-blower report claims. 

Reform UK’s finance spokesman Robert Jenrick met with U.S. Vice President JD Vance in Washington on Friday.

Three nights of disorder in Thetford over what locals say is the sudden imposition of migrant males on the community by the government.

German court has jailed an Afghan migrant for life over 2025 attack on a protest march that killed a mother and child and injured dozens more.

Wages stagnating and young people struggle to find essential first work experience because the British economy is addicted to illegal labour.

Germany investigating a series of apparently related incidents at Leipzig airport, including an armed explosive drone and a mid-air collision.

Former Australian PM Tony Abbott, one of the only Western leaders to have ever ended a small boats crisis, decried the “invasion” of Europe.

The widely anticipated bounce in the polls for UK Labour after deposing its leader seems to have barely manifested.

Spain leapt to deflect by saying revulsion at Ceuta implies a conspiracy among “international reactionary forces” to “spread fake news”.

A record-breaking 49,000 broke into Ceuta in just one day on Thursday as the authorities focus on facilitating, not preventing, the crisis. 

Multiple thousands of migrants have streamed onto Spanish territory from Morocco in a matter of days, taking advantage of a new loophole.

A burning French town suffered further damage during the Gironde wildfires after the intense heat set off forgotten stocks of WW2 shells.

A British nuclear plant on alert as expanding wildfire threatens facility, with concern changing weather could overwhelm filters with smoke. 

Trump blasted Europe’s migrant crisis and its leaders for doing nothing to stem it, as he revealed his discussion with new UK PM Burnham.

The UK is seeking to build “at least six new munitions and energetics factories” after Ukraine showed how fast ammunition is used.

Serial asylum seeker sentenced after pleading guilty to offences relating to him entering school grounds while carrying a seven-inch knife. 

Senior Conservative accused French govt of attempted intimidation after a warship commenced a live firing exercise next to his boat.

Police are investigating after the leader of the Green Party shared an image of a guillotine in an alleged reference to Nigel Farage. 

Militant group ‘Bash Back’, which has claimed a series of attacks, should be banned as a terrorist org, a former govt advisor has urged.

German legacy parties raced to blame “bad jokes” and call for more internet censorship in the wake of an allegedly Islamist Terror attack.

The views of people who support Britain’s hard-left are radically at odds with the wider population, polling shows.

Victims’ families have accused Axel Rudakubana of manipulating the system after it was revealed he was transferred to a psychiatric hospital.

NATO has shot down what is thought to be a Russian drone over Romanian airspace for the first time after F-16s were deployed to intercept.

British police seized mobile phones from a now-dead terrorist twice but never got around to reading what was on them.

Despite a persistent drumbeat of political speeches informing the public that Britain is drifting towards a major war.

Russia had a brief meeting with Marco Rubio Thursday morning, where Moscow said it delivered a message condemning American arms sales.

Britain’s new PM has already had to reprove one of his ministerial picks after they were caught making light of early release of prisoners. 

The new Burnham govt in London means there is once again a front bench of ministers with years of anti-Trump virtue signalling behind them.

Britain’s migrant crisis risks being pushed back to ‘elephant in the room’ status by the government once again.

The new government must “prioritise” funding nuclear submarines being built with the U.S. and Australia, the U.S. Ambassador told PM Burnham. 

Mother of murderer who stabbed Henry Nowak and then invented a racial incident to distract police has been jailed for hiding the knife.

Britain’s electrical system operator launched an investigation into an alleged cover-up of a national blackout near-miss last month, but critics say the probe appears designed to intimidate whistleblowers and amounts to the government body marking its own homework. An “independent”

35 years after the late Margaret Thatcher left office, Andy Burnham has launched his leadership with a tirade against Thatcherism.