11 h. ago Cops allegedly make a disturbing discovery at the home of man accused of PRAISING the Bondi Beach terror attack

A Perth man will spend Christmas behind bars after an alleged antisemitic post on social media triggered a search of his home.

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20 h. ago Brit to be deported from Australia for ‘wanting violence against Jews’ as cops find cache of weapons & Nazi symbols

A BRITISH man will be booted from Australia after cops alleged he was promoting violence against Jews. A massive cache of weapons and Nazi symbols were allegedly found by police in the 43-year-old's home in Caboolture - about an hour north of Brisbane. Cops shared images of the confiscated huge archaic metal swords, sheaths, pocket...

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22 h. ago British national faces deportation from Australia after cops make disturbing discovery

The British national, 43, has been moved to immigration detention in Brisbane and faces deportation.

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33 h. ago Former Tory councillor in court accused of drugging and raping ex

Philip Young appears at Swindon magistrates court charged with 56 offences relating to 13-year periodA former Tory councillor has appeared in court charged with drugging and raping his former wife over a period of 13 years.Philip Young, 49, and five other men have been accused of more than 60 rapes and sexual offences against Joanne Young, 48. She can be named as the alleged victim because she has waived her right to anonymity, which would otherwise apply in such cases.Norman Macksoni, 47, a black British national of Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, who has been charged with one count of rape and possession of extreme images.Dean Hamilton, 46, of no fixed abode, who is white British, has been charged with one count of rape and sexual assault by penetration and two counts of sexual touching.Conner Sanderson Doyle, 31, of Swindon, described as white British, has been charged with sexual assault by penetration and sexual touching.Richard Wilkins, 61, of Toothill, Swindon, who is white British...

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57 h. ago Former British National Party leader Nick Griffin in court charged with stirring up racial hatred after posting cartoon on Twitter

Nick Griffin, 66, the former BNP leader, appeared in court via videolink today accused of stirring up racial hatred with a cartoon on Twitter.

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4 d. ago UK aid cuts take 40% from funds to counter Russian threat in western Balkans

Funding to tackle misinformation and cyber-attacks, and boost democracy, cut from £40m to £24mKeir Starmer’s raid on overseas aid has led to a 40% cut in funds for countering Russian aggression and misinformation in a region of Europe described by the prime minister as vital to the UK’s national security.British funding committed to bolstering the western Balkans, where Russia has been accused of sowing division and creating destabilisation, has been cut from £40m last year to £24m for 2025-26. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago UK Government issues 'high threat of terrorist attack' warning in new UAE travel advice

The UK Foreign Office has warned British nationals that terrorists 'are likely to try to carry out attacks in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)'. It comes after 15 were left dead in the Bondi Beach shooting

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6 d. ago Major UK supermarket is giving away 27 TONNES of free carrots just a week before Christma

A MAJOR UK supermarket is handing out a huge 27 tonnes of free carrots just days before Christmas, giving families a helping hand with a beloved festive tradition. The giveaway is taking place nationwide, with shoppers able to pick up a free British carrot from December 20 until Christmas Eve, while stocks last. Morrisons is...

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6 d. ago I want my sons to know masculinity can be kind – and my daughter to live without fear | David Lammy

Violence against women is a national emergency. As a minister, but also as a father, I see Labour’s new strategy as a matter of the highest priorityDavid Lammy MP is the deputy prime minister, lord chancellor and secretary of state for justiceIn the year leading up to March 2025, one in eight women in England and Wales had been a victim of domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking. Almost 200 rapes are recorded every day. And on average, three women are killed by men in the UK every single week. Just pause and consider that.There has been plenty of tough talk on violence against women and girls over the past decade – but too little action. We will deploy the full power of the state in the largest crackdown on violence perpetrated against women and girls in British history. This violence is a national emergency. And as a dad to a daughter, it terrifies me. But as a dad to two sons, it drives home that we can’t keep doing things the same way.David Lammy MP is the deputy prime ministe...

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7 d. ago Man charged after armed cops attended disturbance in Glasgow

A 56-year-old was arrested and charged in connection with the incident.

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8 d. ago The shocking map of Britain that reveals the true scale of sex crimes by illegal migrants

The case of two teenage Afghan asylum seekers jailed for raping a 15-year-old British schoolgirl shocked the nation in recent days.

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8 d. ago Top cop's disturbing admission about Bondi Beach gunman reignites calls for huge change to Australia

The Bondi Beach terror attack has sent shockwaves around the world and raised questions about how the gunmen were able to slip through the cracks.

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9 d. ago Who is Jimmy Lai? Hong Kong sedition conviction handed out to democracy activist and British national

Jimmy Lai was arrested for his support for Hong Kong pro-democracy protests in 2019

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1 week ago Joanna Trollope, bestselling chronicler of ordinary life, dies aged 82

Her novels, including A Village Affair and Other People’s Children, drew on what Fay Weldon called a ‘gift for putting her finger on the problem of the times’British novelist Joanna Trollope, whose portrayals of British domestic life made her one of the nation’s most widely read authors, has died at the age of 82.Trollope published more than 30 novels during a writing career that began in 1980. Her early works, written under the pseudonym Caroline Harvey, were historical romances, but from the mid-1980s onward, she turned to contemporary fiction, a shift that would define her reputation. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Bonnie Blue's defiant five word message to Bali as she faces 15 years in jail

The British national was arrested while allegedly playing a 'sex game' at a Schoolies event in Bali with a group of male tourists.

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2 w. ago Great British Railways unveils new ‘striking’ branding under nationalisation plans

The train design will gradually be rolled out across a number of publicly owned train operators

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2 w. ago Great British Railways unveils new ‘striking’ design under nationalisation plans

The branding will gradually be rolled out across a number of publicly owned train operators

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2 w. ago Australia deporting refugee to Nauru may cause his ‘imminent’ and ‘preventable’ death, court hears

Legal team of man who was part of cohort of non-citizens freed after high court decision argues Nauru’s medical facilities are ‘insufficient’ to treat his severe asthmaGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLawyers for an Iranian refugee Australia wants to deport to Nauru say there is a “real risk he will die” there, setting the stage for a showdown against the federal government’s $2.5bn NZYQ deal.The case surrounding the Iranian refugee, known as TXCM, who was granted a 30-year visa for Nauru in February and subsequently placed back into immigration detention after being freed by the 2023 high court ruling, was heard in the high court on Tuesday. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Tories vow to deport child grooming dual nationals and strip them of their British citizenship

The Tories want the rule to apply even to those born in the UK, and Britain must impose visa restrictions and withhold aid if countries such as Pakistan refuse to take back offenders.

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2 w. ago Man who's travelled to 140 countries keeps 'coming back' to one every year

A man who spent 20 years in the British Army and has visited more than 140 nations has said why he keeps returning to one European favourite that's also popular among Brits

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