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Credit Policy Exchange Former Home Secretary David Blunkett believes the chances of Labour winning the General Election are “extraordinarily slim”. Lord Blunkett, a Labour...
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It’s all kicking-off as Nike unveil England’s new football kit after “tinkering” with the red cross St George’s emblem
Ding-dong row over “noisy” village church bells after one person complains
Former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan admits hiking off-trail in Yellowstone Park
Doing Business in Ukraine: Excalibur Case Study
Tories will not return £10 million donation from supporter who said black MP Diane Abbott should be shot
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Landmark ruling ushers in a new era of anti-corruption
A new Kristallnacht in Europe: Pogrom in Amsterdam against Israeli football fans, Netanyahu sends planes to save Jews
Democracy on the ballot – There may be troubles ahead
Switzerland and Financial Controversies: The Energy Sector’s new challenge
Kremlin`s Trojan Horse on route to Moldova` Presidency
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Landmark ruling ushers in a new era of anti-corruption
A new Kristallnacht in Europe: Pogrom in Amsterdam against Israeli football fans, Netanyahu sends planes to save Jews
Democracy on the ballot – There may be troubles ahead
Switzerland and Financial Controversies: The Energy Sector’s new challenge
Kremlin`s Trojan Horse on route to Moldova` Presidency
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Israel and Hamas dispute claims of Gaza hospital fuel offer – as ‘babies among 12 dead’
Five US service members killed after aircraft suffers ‘mishap’ during training mission
India breaks record with Diwali lamps – despite air pollution fears
Doctor walks out of surgery ‘in anger at not being given cup of tea’
In pictures: How the Israel-Hamas war has escalated since shocking surprise attack
European Union
The French Court of Cassation, the pinnacle of the French judiciary, has just issued a groundbreaking ruling, kickstarting a much-needed crackdown on corruption –...
European Union
By EJP team and JNS Ten Israelis have been injured in the pogrom which occurred following a football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and...
European Union
US Election special opinion by Dick Roche, former Irish Minister for European Affairs and a former Minister for the Environment who, as a government...
European Union
Switzerland, known for its stable economy and banking prowess, has faced scrutiny in recent years over its involvement in controversial financial activities, particularly within...
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Picture: Nike Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stepped into the row over England’s new football kit. The PM has accused the FA and Nike...
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A church clock that has chimed for 150 years has been silenced after one person said it was “too loud”. The un-named complainant...
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Picture: Instagram Former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan has been fined £1,175 for hiking in a restricted part of the Yellowstone National Park. He...
Business
Amidst the geopolitical turbulence gripping Ukraine, a silent struggle unfolds—a story of corruption, influence, and the battle for justice. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of...
World
Hamas has denied refusing an offer of fuel from Israel for Gaza’s biggest hospital, which the World Health Organisation says is “not functioning” due...
World
Five US service members have been killed on a routine training mission after the military aircraft carrying them suffered a “mishap” and crashed into...
United Kingdom
Photographer Robert Freeman, who captured The Beatles early “mop-top” look, has died. He was aged 82. London born Freeman was behind the lens...
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Stranded people have spent the night in a shopping centre after being trapped in torrential rain. The constant downpours have caused flooding throughout South...
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Richard Tice Brexit Party chairman Richard Tice is to stand in Hartlepool in the General Election. The party has earmarked the North East seat...