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Thousands of protesters took to the streets of London on Saturday to protest Britain’s Conservative government.
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- France's Macron vows to 'eradicate' kidnappers of French citizen
- 10 tourists injured by steam from volcano eruption in Indonesia
- Two suspected al Qaeda militants killed in Yemen drone strike
- Indonesia, Philippines jointly patrol Celebes Sea to cut off militants
- 13 killed, 15 injured as truck collides with bus in Tatarstan, Russia
- Israel's ex-PM Ehud Olmert released from prison
- ‘Rogue’ SAS squadron investigated over executions of unarmed Afghan civilians – paper
“Credible” evidence indicates that Special Air Service troops executed unarmed civilians during night raids in Afghanistan and doctored after-action reports to shift blame onto their Afghan partners, the Times claims, citing military and defense sources. - Police arrest ‘machete-wielding’ man near Justin Bieber concert in Cardiff
Police have arrested a man wielding a machete near the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, where Justin Bieber is due to play Friday night. - Foreign nationals make up 10% of UK population, 65,000 broke migration laws
Foreign nationals account for about 10 percent of the population of Britain, according to new figures. Immigration offences linked to the mass movement of people continue to preoccupy British law enforcement agencies. - Man jailed for slapping Muslim teenager with bacon (VIDEO)
A man has been jailed for six months after slapping a Muslim teenager across the face with an open packet of bacon.
- 12 fire engines, 80 firefighters battle blaze at east London residential block (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Twelve fire engines and 80 firefighters tackled a blaze at a residential block in east London’s Bethnal Green. - ‘Rogue’ SAS squadron investigated over executions of unarmed Afghan civilians – paper“Credible” evidence indicates that Special Air Service troops executed unarmed civilians during night raids in Afghanistan and doctored after-action reports to shift blame onto their Afghan partners, the Times claims, citing military and defense sources.
- Pills not pints: UK set to conduct first-ever trial for treating alcohol addiction with MDMA
Twenty chronic alcoholics will be given doses of pure MDMA, a drug known recreationally as molly, or ecstasy, in a bid to wean them off alcohol, during a landmark experimental study set to begin in Bristol this summer. - #ToriesOut: 1,000s join anti-government rally in London (VIDEOS)Thousands of protesters took to the streets of London on Saturday to protest Britain’s Conservative government.
- Police arrest ‘machete-wielding’ man near Justin Bieber concert in CardiffPolice have arrested a man wielding a machete near the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, where Justin Bieber is due to play Friday night.
- Foreign nationals make up 10% of UK population, 65,000 broke migration lawsForeign nationals account for about 10 percent of the population of Britain, according to new figures. Immigration offences linked to the mass movement of people continue to preoccupy British law enforcement agencies.
- Tories accuse left-wing students of ‘voting twice’ in general election
Senior Tories are accusing left-wing youngsters of breaking the law during the general election, with claims they cast their vote twice. - Senior Tory jilts C4 News after anchor Jon Snow allegedly shouts ‘f*** the Tories’ at Glastonbury
Former Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps has hinted he declined an invitation to come on Channel 4 News because the show’s veteran host, Jon Snow, is not “impartial.” - 11yo British boy has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein & Stephen Hawking
An 11-year-old British boy has scored higher on an IQ test than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. - Man jailed for slapping Muslim teenager with bacon (VIDEO)A man has been jailed for six months after slapping a Muslim teenager across the face with an open packet of bacon.
- Student flies from Newcastle to London via Spain… because it’s cheaper than taking train (VIDEO)
A British student traveled from Newcastle to London via the Spanish island of Menorca after finding out that it was considerably cheaper than taking a train from northern to southern England. - Hundreds come to ‘Theresa May’s leaving drinks’ instead of expected 72,000
Some 72,000 Facebook users said they would attend a booze-up in honor of Theresa May’s imaginary resignation. While merely hundreds turned up to the occasion, it did not stop organizers from declaring the party a big success.
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