9 h. ago Palestine protestors shut down London Tower Bridge ahead of Downing Street march

Protestors stood on the bridge with colourful flares and chanted slogans like "get your hands of Palestine” and “Zionism is a crime” to mark two years since the war in Gaza began

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17 h. ago Palestine protests live: University students begin demonstrations despite warnings on October 7 anniversary

A inter-university march through central London is taking place this afternoon

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17 h. ago London protests LIVE: Students chant 'from the river to the sea' as pro

The Prime Minister has urged protesters to call off demos at universities showing ‘so little respect’ on anniversary of attack

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19 h. ago Palestine protests live: Starmer labels university students’ march ‘un

A inter-university march through central London is taking place this afternoon

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21 h. ago London protests LIVE: University students to join controversial pro

The Prime Minister has urged protesters to call off demos at universities showing ‘so little respect’ on anniversary of attack

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3 d. ago Palestine Action supporters march on London despite terror attack

Palestine Action supporters march on London despite terror attack  The Telegraph

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4 d. ago MICHAEL GOVE: It is an iron law of history that when Jews feel unsafe, the candle of freedom is going out. Do we want it to be extinguished in our time? Let us pray, and fight, to ensure it is not

A month ago, I joined a march through London to draw attention to the rise of anti-Semitism. To all of us, the terrorist attack on Heaton Park synagogue will have been shocking.

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4 d. ago David Lammy told he has blood on his hands from furious hecklers amid outrage over massive 'hate march' in London today

In astonishing scenes, the Deputy Prime Minister was told by furious members of Manchester's Jewish community that he had 'blood on his hands'.

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6 d. ago YouTuber Alfie Deyes shocked to discover his acid reflux problem is actually a rare swallowing disorder which affects 12 in 100,000 people

For a decade, YouTuber Alfie Deyes has vlogged about acid reflux for his millions of fans-unaware he was actually suffering from a much rarer, and more serious, condition.

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7 d. ago The Santa Claus effect: how expanding tourism ate into Lapland’s green space

The number of visitors to the region has risen 160% in 30 years as concerns grow for its fragile ecosystem and indigenous practicesRevealed: Europe losing 600 football pitches of nature and crop land a dayOnce upon a time, Lapland was a word that conjured up the home of Santa Claus in the imagination of British children, but increasingly it has become a tourist destination.Last year, more than 700,000 people came to the region, with 100,000 of them coming from Britain. That number is up 160% compared with 30 years ago. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Typhoon Bualoi death toll rises to 19 as rescuers search for missing fishermen

Storm leaves 21 people missing, 88 injured and over 100,000 houses damaged

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1 week ago HMRC writing to over 100,000 people amid major change to benefit payments

Anyone who pays the high income tax charge on Child Benefit will now be able to do it through their tax code

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1 week ago Schoolboy yob, 16, who hurled HUGE 15kg seat over edge of 50ft drop inside busy mall is jailed

A 16-year-old boy has been jailed for eight months after throwing a 15kg sofa from a balcony at a busy shopping centre, narrowly missing shoppers. The teen, who cannot be named, threw the blue chair down a 50ft drop at the Westfield shopping centre in East London on March 1. Both he and a friend...

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1 week ago Schoolboy prankster, 16, who hurled 15kg seat from third floor of Westfield shopping centre is locked up for eight months

The teenager, who cannot be named, hurled the 15kg blue chair 50 feet downwards towards punters at the busy mall in Stratford, east London , in March.

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2 w. ago Democrats silent as Republicans seem galvanised after Charlie Kirk memorial

Democrats trod carefully in responding to event attended by nearly 100,000 that blended politics with religionDemocrats maintained a wary silence on Monday as Donald Trump’s Republican party appeared galvanised by a memorial service for the late rightwing activist Charlie Kirk that was part religious revival, part political rally.Nearly 100,000 people filled an American football stadium and overflow arena in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday to pay tribute to Kirk, according to his his organisation Turning Point USA. The 31-year-old staunch Trump ally was shot dead on 10 September. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Democrats silent as Republicans galvanised after Charlie Kirk memorial

Democrats trod carefully in responding to event attended by nearly 100,000 that blended politics with religionDemocrats maintained a wary silence on Monday as Donald Trump’s Republican party appeared galvanised by a memorial service for the late rightwing activist Charlie Kirk that was part religious revival, part political rally.Nearly 100,000 people filled an American football stadium and overflow arena in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday to pay tribute to Kirk, according to his his organisation Turning Point USA. The 31-year-old staunch Trump ally was shot dead on 10 September. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson 'threaten our democracy' says Keir Starmer as PM attacks far right for 'exploiting' the English flag

The Prime Minister lashed out a week after more than 100,000 people marched through London on an anti-migrant demo organised by 'convicted criminal' Robinson, which left 26 police officers injured.

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2 w. ago Charlie Kirk’s funeral and memorial service expected to draw nearly 100,000 people to Arizona: Live updates

The public memorial service and funeral for Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and close ally of President Donald Trump, who was killed last week, will be held in Arizona on Sunday morning amid tight security.

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2 w. ago Wear it loud, wear it proud: how marchers for Gaza are bringing ‘protest dressing’ up to date

Fashion has always been political. Now, demonstrators are putting pro-Palestinian slogans and symbols on their clothes – and not just for marchesIt’s early afternoon at the latest national march for Gaza in central London. A man is wearing a sweatshirt bearing a photograph of Hind Rajab, the five-year-old girl who was killed in the Gaza conflict last year along with family members and the paramedics who tried to save her. He doesn’t want to be named. But it is, he says, his attempt “to keep her memory alive, until we get justice Whether it takes one month, one year, 100 years, I’m not giving up. I’m not going to stop wearing this until the killers are behind bars.”It’s a heart-rending example of a phenomenon common to all these marches over the past two years: people are here to call for an end to the war and the Israeli occupation, and many are using their clothes to bolster their message.Marima (left), with a friend, and the Rev Poppy Hughes marching on 6 September in London. Phot...

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2 w. ago Mum of missing student Jack O’Sullivan mum's heartbreaking nine word statement

Jack O’Sullivan disappeared 18 months ago in Bristol and despite more than 100,000 people who have joined the campaign and a £100k reward, his parents are still desperately searching for answers

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