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Large protest against Chinese ‘mega-embassy’ takes place in London
Large crowds gathered outside the proposed site of new Chinese “mega-embassy” in London on Saturday, as politicians and protesters expressed concerns it could be used to “control” dissidents.
More than 1,000 people congregated outside the Royal Mint Court, the former headquarters of the UK’s coin maker, near the Tower of …
We didn’t click ‘consent’ on any gambling website. So how did Facebook know where we’d been?
A Facebook user logs into their account and is bombarded with dozens of gambling ads. The promotions for online casinos and betting sites offer free spins, “bet boosts”, discounts and bonuses.
But the person has never placed a bet or played a game on a gambling site before – let …
Merz’s gamble: Germany’s centre-right leader splits voters by flirting with hardline AfD
Gatland has sympathy for nation’s frustration as sorry Wales slump again
Millionaire accused over 2017 murder of Maltese journalist freed on bail
A millionaire businessman charged with the 2017
murder of the Maltese anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
has been released on bail with no date set for his trial.Yorgen Fenech, the heir to a casino and hotels group, was arrested and
Groundbreaking botanical discoveries on Captain Cook voyage were thanks to Indigenous people
Nigel Farage has been a threat to every recent UK prime minister. But this is something new
Nigel Farage is making trouble again. Reform, his latest political vehicle, has surged in the polls, moving into first place with some pollsters, and ruffling feathers on Labour back benches.
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The Farage effect: why Keir Starmer is styling Labour as the ‘disruptors’
While Farage has …
The Farage effect: why Keir Starmer is styling Labour as the ‘disruptors’
It only takes a quick look at today’s poll by Opinium for the
Observer
to see why a big tactical rethink (some in the Labour party call it a panic) is under way in Downing Street.
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Hollyoaks actor Callum Kerr issues statement after death of mother and her husband in France
Italy beat the deluge and condemn toothless Wales to 14th defeat in a row
Another week, another Welsh defeat, another 80 minutes where men in red gave their best as individuals but proved that their best is nowhere near good enough for this level. A 14th straight defeat, a second consecutive wooden spoon now almost guaranteed. In Roman rain, Warren Gatland’s Divine Comedy descended …