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Mothin Ali said, ‘This is a win for the people of Gaza’ in his acceptance speech and shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ after winning a council seat in Leeds on Friday.

Frank Furedi, executive director of the MCC Brussels think tank, said young people have been disempowered and indoctrinated over past decades.

ASLEF union members have overwhelmingly backed strike action, stemming from a two-year-long dispute with the government over an increase in drivers’ salaries.

NHS Dumfries and Galloway was attacked by cyber criminals in March when the first batch of data, including patients’ information, was released.

Protesters have set up ‘liberated zones’ at Oxford and Cambridge universities as Education Secretary Gillian Keegan says Jewish students must not be harassed.

Residential on-street parking permits are more expensive for diesel vehicles in 18 of London’s 32 boroughs, an investigation has found.

John Swinney—who led the SNP from 2000 to 2004—has been elected unopposed as the party’s new leader and is set to become Scotland’s first minister.

Women and equalities minister Kemi Badenoch announced plans to ban new offices and shopping centres from offering gender-neutral toilets.

After the Conservatives lost 474 council seats during Thursday’s local elections, Mr. Sunak has accepted the Tories might lose the general election.

The Prime Minister insisted his plan was the right way forward, after the Tories lost the West Midlands mayoral contest to Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour.

The 38-year-old, who claims to be Iraqi, is suspected of facilitating illegal immigration from Turkey, advertising people smuggling services on social media.

Labour had a string of wins by incumbents as well as a clean sweep of victories in the areas that were voting for a mayor for the first time.

The London Mayor urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to call a general election as Labour takes lead in local and mayoral elections.

Police said they were called at around 8.40am on Thursday to reports of people obstructing a coach, which was parked outside a hotel in Peckham.

Twelve people injured or bereaved by the jabs have dropped their claims because the company produced a leaflet warning of ‘rare’ blood clots in April 2021.

Three MPs have raised concerns that erecting pylons across farmland as part of National Grid upgrades for net zero could impact food security.

Lawyers for the government argued Grant Shapps had ’sufficient information' which supported his decision to approve the Carbon Budget Delivery Plan.

The chair of an inquiry looking into allegations about UK special forces in Afghanistan has criticised the Ministry of Defence for delays in providing evidence.

With almost half of the councils declared after Thursday’s local elections, the Conservatives appear to be facing significant losses to Labour.

The Metropolitan Police arrested 45 demonstrators who tried to block coaches taking illegal immigrants from a hotel in Peckham to the Bibby Stockholm barge.