A husband has been cleared of murdering his wife five days into the first lockdown after a jury heard how the pandemic caused him to ‘snap’.
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Football player Wilfried Zaha says having to kneel every week and wear Black Lives Matter tops is ‘degrading’
Wilfried Zaha says it is “degrading” to have to take a knee before every game and is fed up of being used to “tick boxes” without change happening.
Wokeness gone mad as U.K. hospital demands midwives to stop using breastfeeding and breastmilk to be more ‘inclusive’
A hospital in the United Kingdom has issued new guidelines for midwives asking they stop using terms such as “breastfeeding” and “breast milk” to be more inclusive of transgender and non-binary people.
France & Germany threaten AstraZeneca with legal action if they favoured UK over EU when distributing Covid-19 vaccine
Tensions in a row between AstraZeneca and the EU over vaccine shortages have heightened further as Paris and Berlin said the company should face penalties or even legal action if it turns out it preferred Britons to Europeans.
Are you ready for a British Newsmax? Get ready for GB News
Andrew Neil will be the main presenter of a new 24-hour news channel called GB News, which is set to go head-to-head with the BBC and could become a British version of Fox News or Newsmax respectively.
Boris’ admin follows Trump in his last days and passes new measures to tackle Chinese genocide on Uighur’s
The UK government has publicly criticised China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims as “barbarism” and announced new measures to stop UK companies trading with Chinese firms connected to forced labour.
Experts warn Lockdown is creating ‘Unprecedented’ Mental Health Crisis
Experts in the fields of health, academia and charity have warned that the lockdown in the UK is creating a runaway pandemic of anxiety and depression.
HSBC says customers who don’t wear Face Masks could have their Accounts terminated
Banking giant HSBC has told its customers in the UK that if they refuse to wear face masks when entering a branch, they could have their accounts terminated.
Elderly Britons aren’t willing to take Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine as they’d rather wait for the English one
Elderly Britons are refusing the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine because they’d rather ‘wait for the English one’ and failing to turn up for appointments as ministers scramble to turbo-charge the jab’s roll out.
Turkey and UK sign Free Trade Deal
Turkey and the UK Tuesday signed a historic free trade agreement, set to go into effect New Year’s Day, this Friday 1st of January
UK businesses plea for EU deal as talks stall
British trucking firms, supermarkets and other businesses on Friday implored the government to strike a last-minute trade deal with the European Union, as the two sides’ leaders told their citizens to brace for New Year upheaval in the U.K.-EU trading relationship.
Birmingham city council unveils ‘Wokevillle’
England’s biggest council called the roads in Perry Barr: Diversity Grove, Equality Road, Destiny Road, Inspire Avenue, Respect Way and Humanity Close.
UK Police using technology to track down Lockdown ‘dissidents’
Police in North Yorkshire are using number plate recognition cameras to track down people violating lockdown rules by leaving their area to visit a pub in a neighbouring area with less severe restrictions.
Rich people & Journalists exempt from Quarantine
Journalists and rich people defined as ‘high value business travellers’ will be made exempt from having to enter a 2-week quarantine when they return to the UK under new rules announced by the government.
No COVID-19 vaccine, no normal life, UK minister demands
People who refuse a vaccine for COVID-19 could find normal life halted as restaurants, bars, cinemas and sports venues could block entry to those who don’t have proof they are inoculated, Britain’s new vaccine minister said on Monday.
UK and France sign new deal to curb illegal migrant flow
The United Kingdom and France have signed a new agreement to try to stop the undocumented movement of people across the Channel, upping patrols and technology to close off a dangerous route refugees and migrants use in hopes of reaching the UK on small boats.
Black Lives Matter has increased racial tension
A majority of people believe Black Lives Matter, the Marxist anti-Progress movement that spread across the US and UK this summer, has increased racial tension, according to a poll.
Britain expects very significant week for Brexit talks
Britain and the European Union are heading into a “very significant” week, British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday, as talks over a trade
UK testing error wrongly tells thousands they have COVID-19
Over 1,300 people in Britain were inaccurately informed they were infected with Chinese Virus after a laboratory error at the government’s NHS Test and Trace system, the Department of Health and Social Care told Reuters on Saturday.
Britain to curb Google and Facebook with tougher competition rules
The code will be enforced by a dedicated unit within the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which this year said it needed new laws to keep the tech giants in check.
UK Sent £81 Million in Foreign Aid to Communist China
The United Kingdom has reportedly been sending millions of pounds sterling to the communist Chinese state in foreign aid, subsidising one of the world’s largest economies as well as one of the most totalitarian regimes on Earth.
Britain asks MHRA to assess Pfizer vaccine for suitability
Britain has formally asked its medical regulator, to assess the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for its suitability, the first step in making the shot available outside of the United States.
Britain and Canada sign post-Brexit trade deal
Britain and Canada struck a rollover trade deal on Saturday to protect the flow of $27 billion-worth of goods and services between them after Brexit and eyed to start talks on a comprehensive agreement next year.
Britain to ban new petrol cars by 2030
Britain will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2030, five years earlier than previously planned, as part of what Prime Minister Boris Johnson is casting as a “green revolution” to cut emissions to net zero by 2050.
Why is there backlash over an ordinary Sainsbury’s Christmas ad?
A Christmas ad for the Sainsbury’s supermarket chain showing holiday home footage of a black British family has riled up a certain segment of the online commentariat, while others panned them as racist.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee to be marked with special four-day Bank Holiday weekend
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee to be marked with special four-day Bank Holiday weekend.
Manchester Anti-Lockdown Protest (Video)
Hundreds gather on Sunday to protest Lockdown measures.
Blair urges people to be injected with 40% effective vaccine
Blair urges people to accept 40% effective vaccine.
The Spirit of Guy Fawkes lives in the Anti-Lockdown protestors
Anti-Lockdown protests take place in London and Manchester on Guy Fawkes night.
India’s COVID-19 vaccine is around the corner
India to launch COVID-19 Vaccine.
73 year old British Nurse arrested for taking her mother out of the care home
Corrie actress weeps as police arrest her retired nurse mother as they try to remove 97-year-old dementia-hit grandmother from care home after nine months – and then put pensioner in patrol car.
UK ready for recession this winter
UK close to recession,
Oxford University COVID-19 vaccine result expected next month
Vaccine results due next week.
´Reform UK´ new Anti-Lockdown Party in the UK?
Nigel Farage to rebrand Brexit Party to tackle anti-lockdown nonsense.
Sean Connery has died aged 90
Iconic James Bond actor Sean Connery died aged 90.
PM Johnson considers new lockdown
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering imposing a new month-long national lockdown in England next week after scientists said the coronavirus was spreading faster than their worst predictions, a government official said.
Tim Davie continues to reform the BBC, curbs virtue signalling
The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) is overhauling its conduct guidelines for staff in order to combat bias and gain more trust from its consumers.
No Britain First stance in future Brexit talks
Britain will on Thursday chide the “pernicious” trade practices of the United States and Europe, even as it tries to pin down deals with its
Anti-Semitic Corbynista faces jail
A Jeremy Corbyn loyalist has been told he faces jail after besieging three Labour MPs with anti-Semitic abuse in a series of threatening phone calls and emails. Nicolas Nelson, 31, targeted Dame Margaret Hodge, Dame Louise Ellman and Lord John Mann, who he called ‘c****’ and said should leave the party and die.
Kurdish family drowns trying to cross English Channel illegally
Four members of a Kurdish-Iranian family drowned while trying to cross the Channel after paying people smugglers £21,600 for a new life in Britain, it emerged today – as tragic final pictures emerged showing them in France hours before their fateful journey.
Leaked documents highlight UK involvement in Terrorist training in Syria
A swath of what appear to be secret Foreign & Commonwealth Office documents outline a multimillion-pound British effort to train rebel fighters in Syria via private companies, knowing but brushing off the risk of jihadist hijack.