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Tommy Robinson’s Rally in London: What to Know
The main focus of Robinson’s campaigns in the past have been critical of Islam, but more recently has shifted to issues of free speech.
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New Zealand, UK Update Defence Pact as Threats Rise
Defence Minister Judith Collins says the pact was updated to reflect a rapidly changing world.
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UK Ambassador to Washington Fired Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson has been relieved of his post after emails emerged where he suggested the sex offender’s first conviction in 2008 was ‘wrongful.’
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Prostate Cancers Detected by Cheaper, Faster Scans: Study
About one in eight males are estimated to be diagnosed with the illness during their lifetime.
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UK to Tackle Channel Crossings, Immigration System in British Way: Attorney General
Hermer said in dealing with small boats ‘nothing sensible or practical or effective will be off the table.’
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3 Migrants Die and 3 Missing in Channel Crossings
Two children are believed to be among those confirmed dead, according to reports.
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Jay Blades Denies Rape and Will Not Face Trial for Two Years
At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Anthony Lowe expressed regret at the ‘backlog’ causing the delay.
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Platforms Face Stricter Rules on Self-Harm Content Under UK Online Regulation
The change would elevate self-harm material to the same category as terrorism and child abuse content.
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America in Brief
Appeals court blocks dismantling of ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ Trump renames Department of Defense, and RFK Jr. attends a heated Senate hearing.
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How the English Flag Became a Symbol of Dissent–in England
The Cross of St. George is appearing on lampposts and roundabouts across England as part of new grassroots campaign, which some are calling divisive.
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Explainer: How the UK Polices Hate Crime Online
The UK has a system of overlapping laws that govern online speech, which has ensnared comedians.
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Tommy Robinson’s Rally in London: What to Know
The main focus of Robinson’s campaigns in the past have been critical of Islam, but more recently has shifted to issues of free speech.
|
New Zealand, UK Update Defence Pact as Threats Rise
Defence Minister Judith Collins says the pact was updated to reflect a rapidly changing world.
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UK Ambassador to Washington Fired Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson has been relieved of his post after emails emerged where he suggested the sex offender’s first conviction in 2008 was ‘wrongful.’
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Prostate Cancers Detected by Cheaper, Faster Scans: Study
About one in eight males are estimated to be diagnosed with the illness during their lifetime.
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UK to Tackle Channel Crossings, Immigration System in British Way: Attorney General
Hermer said in dealing with small boats ‘nothing sensible or practical or effective will be off the table.’
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3 Migrants Die and 3 Missing in Channel Crossings
Two children are believed to be among those confirmed dead, according to reports.
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Jay Blades Denies Rape and Will Not Face Trial for Two Years
At the conclusion of the hearing Judge Anthony Lowe expressed regret at the ‘backlog’ causing the delay.
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Platforms Face Stricter Rules on Self-Harm Content Under UK Online Regulation
The change would elevate self-harm material to the same category as terrorism and child abuse content.
|
America in Brief
Appeals court blocks dismantling of ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ Trump renames Department of Defense, and RFK Jr. attends a heated Senate hearing.
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How the English Flag Became a Symbol of Dissent–in England
The Cross of St. George is appearing on lampposts and roundabouts across England as part of new grassroots campaign, which some are calling divisive.
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Explainer: How the UK Polices Hate Crime Online
The UK has a system of overlapping laws that govern online speech, which has ensnared comedians.
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