Tommy Robinson allegedly knocks someone unconscious at St Pancras Station
He was released from prison early back in May
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Nigel Farage slammed for saying he would repeal online safety act
‘If you want to overturn the Online Safety Act you are on the side of predators.’
Nigel Farage mocked for celebrating Lionesses’ decision to stop taking the knee
“It’s concerning to hear that some individuals might celebrate a move away from anti-racism gestures in football.”
Green Party beats Reform for second place in underreported Staffordshire by-election
A low-profile by-election in rural Staffordshire may signal a shift that’s gone largely unnoticed.
Negative media narrative fuelling anti-Muslim sentiment, new poll suggests
“The truth is Muslims are quietly serving this country day in, day out – whether it be in schools, in offices or in the streets – contributing and giving back and helping to build a better society. Yet, these everyday stories rarely make the headlines.”
New Corbyn-Sultana party has attracted 200,000 sign ups in 24 hours
If sign-ups counted for party membership, the new party would be the third largest in Britain, just behind Reform UK.
Nigel Farage forced to issue ‘apology’ over false statements about Epping protests
It was more of a half apology
TUC calls on government to immediately recognise Palestine and suspend trade deal
‘Words must be matched by action’
Reform UK spent thousands on luxury lunches and hotels during general election campaign
Party sources claim the bills were racked up by someone who has now left Reform
Kemi Badenoch wants to be like far-right Argentinian President who plunged millions into poverty
Javier Milei has taken a chainsaw to the Argentinian state and caused poverty to soar to over 50%