United Kingdom
UK’s MI5 chief: Chinese and Russian spies trying to get close to the Prime Minister’s side
Head of British security service MI5, Ken McCallum, has warned that the UK is "in a struggle" with rigorous infiltration attempts from Russia and China. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail on Feb. 18, McCallum said spies for these countries were closing in on the prime minister's advisers and ...
French PM: Omicron variant is ‘spreading at lightning speed’
French Prime Minister warned that Omicron is "spreading at lightning speed." On Friday, Dec. 17, Jean Castex spoke just hours before France placed stringent travel restrictions on persons arriving from the United Kingdom. He added that the Omicron variant is expected to become widespread in France in early 2022. France closed its ...
Christmas banned for not being ‘inclusive enough’
Taxpayer-funded advertisements will be banned from using the word, Christmas. The UK government has blocked naming celebrations of Christ's birth in its latest Chinese Communist Party virus vaccine (COVID-19) ad campaign. The original slogan "Do not take COVID home for Christmas" will be replaced with "Do not take COVID home for ...
Omicron variant spreads to UK, Germany and Italy
A new coronavirus strain reached British, German, and Italian shores on Nov. 27. Authorities in all three countries have discovered their first Omicron variant cases. British health minister Sajid Javid confirmed two Britons tested positive after being exposed to infected passengers who traveled to southern Africa. United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris ...
Visa shares drop after Amazon considers refusing credit card payment method
A Washington state e-commerce company's proposed to stop accepting one credit card payment method caused Visa shares to slump on Nov. 17. Amazon will refuse to serve anyone who tries to shop online with a British Visa credit card from Jan. 19. An ongoing transaction fee dispute is blamed for the change, ...
Treasure hunter unearths record breaking gold coin haul
A metal detectorist discovered England's largest ever Anglo-Saxon treasure trove. The British Museum confirmed an anonymous man found 131 coins and four precious artifacts in West Norfolk, 110 miles north of downtown London. Most of the currency comprises of tremisses, a tiny coin from the 6th Century that contains 85 to 95 ...
US loses simulated military battle against England
Britain defeated the U.S. forces in a mock military confrontation ending on Nov. 3. The U.S. Marine Corps was no match for the Royal Navy. Marines had no choice but to surrender just five days into a simulated battle. English forces disabled counterattacks and raided both U.S. forces's headquarters and equipment. They ...
UK primary school asks boys and teachers to wear skirts to class to ‘promote equality’
To 'promote equality,' a primary school has encouraged boys and girls as young as three to come to school wearing skirts.The initiative follows a Spanish campaign in which teachers and students have worn skirts to class in solidarity of student Mikel Gomez, 15, who was dismissed last year for wearing ...
Dramatic fall in births plunges UK into unprecedented demographic crisis
Birth rates have fallen to catastrophic levels in the United Kingdom, new data shows. Great Britain recorded the lowest number of newborns since at least 1938. More than three-quarters of babies in England and Wales were born to foreign mothers. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed the annual fertility rate in ...
No-fly list person from Afghanistan made it to UK via rescue flight
One passenger was evacuated from Afghanistan even though he was banned from traveling to his destination on Aug. 24. Bureaucrats are investigating exactly how a no-fly listed man, fleeing the Taliban, was allowed to board an evacuation flight and become a British security risk. "An individual was flagged to the Home Office ...
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair slams US Afghanistan withdrawal
Tony Blair, the British prime minister who sent troops to Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago, says “every Jihadist group round the world cheering” after the U.S. decided to withdraw from the country.In a lengthy essay published Aug. 21, on his website, the former Labour Party leader warned ...
Rescue team finds 83 year-old woman trapped in a ravine after her cat cries for help
Emergency responders located a missing elderly woman after her pet cat gave away her location at a dangerous ravine on Aug. 14. Rescue workers responded to Piran's "quite persistent" meowing at a large field in north Cornwall, about 230 miles southwest of London. When Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service arrived at the ...
United Kingdom splashes $27 million on ‘long’ CCP Virus studies
Fifteen new taxpayer-funded studies will examine treating and diagnosing a deadly disease disorder. The United Kingdom has approved nearly £20 million ($27.5 million) in public spending to research the "long" Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus. Researchers will spend several months, or even years, investigating hundreds of symptoms that can last for more ...
Experts advise UK ministers to hold off on mass vaccination of children
While the UK is about to lift all public restrictions next Monday, its government has not decided about vaccination in children. On July 17, the Telegraph reported the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) recommended halting mass vaccination in kids due to concerns about inadequate data regarding the risks of ...
Friendly dolphins swim right up to young sailors in River Dart
A pod of dolphins swam right up to several small boats floating in a calm river, much to the surprise of young sailors. The playful mammals happily came up close and circled each of the dinghies and other vessels, feeling undisturbed by their encounter with humans. These aquatic creatures stayed close to ...
Pandemic without end? UK hires army of COVID-19 inspectors until 2023
The UK is hiring armies of new safety inspectors dedicated solely to monitoring compliance with rules and regulations to combat the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus contagions. The work could take another two years, even though the closure restrictions are supposedly set to end in eight weeks, and 40 million ...
Australian prime minister: More countries reject Facebook’s monopoly and deliberate censorship
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Friday that other countries are joining Australia's efforts to regulate tech giant Facebook by requiring it to pay local media outlets for publishing content on its platform. Among the list of countries planning to follow Canberra's lead against the monopoly controlled by the social network ...
British former justice: Government is a ‘control freak’ that seeks to impose ‘indefinite restrictions’
Lord Sumption, who was a justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, has emphatically criticized the British government calling it a "control freak," given the restrictions imposed for Christmas on people under the excuse of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic or COVID-19. For Sumption, the control measures ...
Oxford professor proposes quick way out of CCP Virus confinement in ‘three steps’ in UK
A medical specialist linked to the University of Oxford in England believes he has an answer to the current situation of confinement prevailing in the UK; through a systematic three-phase plan expects the blockade to be lifted. Carl Heneghan, an epidemiologist and director of the Center for Evidence-Based Medicine, went so ...
Italian official says UK acted ‘too late’ in the current pandemic crisis
Amid the current crisis in Europe due to the extensive spread of the CCP Virus (Wuhan coronavirus), the United Kingdom has gradually managed to place itself among the countries reporting the highest number of infections, largely because the measures taken by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to contain the crisis have ...

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