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UK Maintains Non-negotiable Stance on Falklands and Gibraltar

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has stated that the UK's decision to transfer control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius does not affect the status of other British Overseas Territories like the Falkland Islands and Gibraltar. Despite prai...

Controversy Surrounds A75 Road Closures and 96-Mile Diversion

Major road closures on the A75 in Dumfries and Galloway lead to a 96-mile diversion, causing frustration among drivers and locals. Overnight closures for road improvement work result in significant travel disruptions, with routes between...

Crunch Time in Conservative Leadership Race

The Conservative Party is about to choose its new leader as the government prepares to unveil its Budget. Over the next 48 hours, leadership contenders will be narrowed from four to two finalists. Robert Jenrick, Kemi Badenoch, James Cle...

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I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have.
Thomas Jefferson

RT has converted key archive speeches delivered by Putin into spoken English using the help of AI

RT has used AI to translate Putin's speeches from Russian into English, giving viewers the chance to "hear directly from Putin's own words about Russia's concerns, demands, and aspirations—this time in English." Whether we choose to beli...

Walmart is now selling a new book titled The Achievements of Kamala Harris—and all the pages are blank.

Madonna's Brother Passes Away at the Age of 63

Christopher Ciccone, the brother of pop icon Madonna, who was closely involved in her career until they had a falling out in 2008, has passed away at the age of 63. "He was an incredibly talented person with a wicked sense of humor," a f...

Elon Musk Joins Trump on Stage, Celebrates Free Speech and Slams Biden-Harris Administration

“we had one president who couldn't climb a flight of stairs and another who was fist-pumping after getting shot. ‘Fight, fight.’ Blood coming down the face. Now, America is the home of the brave, and there's no truer test than courage un...

Bill Gates: "6% of global emissions are cows... You can either fix the cows to stop them farting, or you can make beef without the cow."

Sure, because nothing quite says 'saving the planet' like chowing down on artificial "meat" whipped up in a lab owned by Bill Gates.

Facilitated Communication: Miracle Tool or Manipulative Method?

Facilitated communication, developed in 1977 by Rosemary Crossley, is a method where facilitators assist non-verbal individuals in communicating, often seen as controversial due to concerns it may reflect facilitators' inputs instead of ...

The Allure of Browsing Online Property Portals: A Modern Obsession

Katie Smith from Staffordshire frequently browses Rightmove without plans to move, calling it her obsession. Such browsing habits provide quick dopamine hits similar to scrolling social media, explains Louisa Dunbar. Both property portal...

Suspected Acid Attacker in London Bailed Amid Investigation

A 35-year-old man arrested after a suspected acid attack outside Westminster Academy in West London has been bailed. Fourteen-year-old Teagan McFarlane and a 16-year-old boy were injured in the attack, which also hurt a staff member. Pol...

Tragic Channel Crossing: Four Migrants Killed

Four migrants, including a two-year-old boy, died during an attempt to cross the English Channel. Engine failures in two separate boats led to the tragic outcome, with authorities blaming smugglers. Both the UK and French governments are...

Labour Cabinet Ministers' Stances on Assisted Dying

MPs are set to debate legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill patients, with Labour cabinet ministers holding varied views. Keir Starmer supports the change, Angela Rayner is opposed, and Ed Miliband strongly advocates for it. Other...

The Influence of Tory Members on Party Leadership

The Conservative Party in the UK consists of more than its 121 MPs as tens of thousands of ordinary members can significantly influence the selection of the party's candidates and leaders, despite not having a say in policies. As of 2022...

UK Plans Major Overhaul of Employment Rights

The UK government is proposing a bill to provide employment rights from day one, including sick and maternity pay and protection against unfair dismissal, affecting over 7 million workers. This is seen as a significant update in employme...

UK Food Industry Lobbying Delays £1.7 Billion Plastic Packaging Tax

The UK government's introduction of a £1.7 billion packaging tax has been delayed due to lobbying by major food industry groups. This tax, part of the extended producer responsibility scheme, aims to transfer waste management costs to pa...

New UK Tipping Law Sparks Confusion Among Restaurant Staff

A new UK law requires all tips, including service charges in restaurant bills, to be distributed to staff, promising a yearly gain of £200 million for servers. However, confusion persists over what exactly constitutes a tip and how it's ...

Debate Heats Up Over Assisted Dying Legislation in the UK

In England and Wales, a debate on an assisted dying law is intensifying. Labour MP Kim Leadbeater has proposed a bill allowing terminally ill adults the option to end their lives with assistance. While some Tory leaders oppose it, suppor...

New Personalized Cancer Therapies Undergo Extensive Clinical Study

A new £9 million clinical study led by the Francis Crick Institute is set to explore personalized cancer therapies over four years. The project will analyze biomarkers from 3,000 patient samples to evaluate the effectiveness of immunothe...

UAE Energy Minister: OPEC+ Doing a 'Noble' Job in Balancing Oil Market

United Arab Emirates Energy Minister, Suhail al-Mazrouei, stated on Wednesday that OPEC+ is performing a "noble" role in stabilizing the global oil market, despite not being the largest producer of oil worldwide.

Ukraine to Present 'Victory Plan' at Upcoming Meeting in Germany

Ukraine is set to present its "victory plan" at the upcoming meeting with its allies at Ramstein Air Base in Germany on October 12, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced in a Telegram post on Saturday.

Call for Wealth Tax Hikes to Curb Reform UK's Rise

Former Labour Minister Liam Byrne urges increasing wealth taxes to counter Reform UK's rise, advocating for higher capital gains tax and closing loopholes. This approach aims to address inequality linked to the party's growing support, m...

Labour MP Supports Chancellor's Rejection of Wealth Tax

Labour MP has defended Chancellor Rachel Reeves' decision to rule out a wealth tax, citing minimal effectiveness. Torsten Bell, a former Treasury official, argued during the Cheltenham literature festival that UK's wealth levels do not j...

Debate Intensifies Over VAT Introduction for UK Private Schools

The UK government’s plan to impose a 20% VAT on private school fees starting in January 2025 has raised significant concerns among education stakeholders. Calls for delaying the tax to September 2025 are due to potential administrative c...

Israel Plans Retaliation Against Iran Amid Rising Regional Tensions

Israel is planning significant retaliation against Iran following a ballistic missile attack, as tensions rise around the anniversary of the 7 October Hamas assault. The Israeli military has targeted Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza, while inter...

Norwegian Police Conclude 'Spy Whale' Hvaldimir's Death Due to Infection

Hvaldimir, the beluga whale nicknamed the 'spy whale' for a Russian harness it wore, was found dead in Norway. An autopsy revealed he died from a bacterial infection due to a mouth wound caused by a lodged stick, not gunshot wounds. The ...

Dominica Sells Citizenship to Boost Climate Resilience

Dominica has turned to selling citizenship as a funding source to recover and build climate resilience after Hurricane Maria. The program, selling passports for a minimum of two hundred thousand dollars, funds critical infrastructure but...

Greta Thunberg Detained in Brussels During Protest Against Fossil Fuel Subsidies

Climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained in Brussels for blocking a road during a protest against fossil fuel subsidies. The protest aimed to pressure the European Union to phase out these subsidies to achieve carbon neutrality by 20...

UK Returns Chagos Islands to Mauritius After Decades-Long Dispute

The United Kingdom has agreed to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, resolving a long-standing dispute. Chagossians displaced decades ago are now granted return rights, though Diego Garcia remains under UK control. Critics stress the...

UK Reaffirms Commitment to Overseas Territories Amid Falkland Islands Dispute

The UK government has reiterated its firm commitment to its overseas territories following Argentina's renewed claim over the Falkland Islands. According to officials, the sovereignty of these territories is not open for negotiation, and...

France's Silent March Supports Gisèle Pelicot: A Shocking Case

In Mazan, France, hundreds joined a silent march supporting Gisèle Pelicot, who was drugged by her husband and assaulted by more than 80 men. A court in Avignon is showcasing video evidence of these crimes at the trial. Dominique Pelicot...

Robert Jenrick's Leadership Prospects: Challenges from the Right

Robert Jenrick is a leading contender for Conservative Party leadership but faces challenges from the party's right-wing factions. Known for his hardline positions, Jenrick might struggle to maintain support if he shifts towards the cent...

Declining Interest in Grammar Schools Amid VAT Concerns

The introduction of VAT on private school fees was expected to push many students to England's grammar schools, but recent data refutes this. Registrations for the 11-plus tests fell slightly compared to last year, and some areas reporte...

Macron: "It’s Time to Stop Sending Arms to Israel"

There is no question about the urgent need to stop harming innocent civilians during the war on terror. The real issue with Macron’s statement lies in his blatant double standards. It raises serious questions about the true motivation of...

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