In his latest diplomatic wheeze, President Trump has made an offer of exchange to the Danish Government, offering full political and economic control of ‘Little St James’, the infamous Epstein-island in return for US control of Greenland.
A man born in Lancashire in 1952 has been told by several people born much later than him and from outside the UK that his views do not ‘represent Britain’. Jim Ratcliffe, the owner of a world-renowned Manchester cultural institution....
Ghana has caused a diplomatic stir at the United Nations by issuing a demand for reparations from the UK. The reparations are for the suppression of the highly profitable transatlantic slave trade
Peter Mandelson has returned to the public life, with a new autobiography entitled ‘My Struggle: A fighter not a quitter’.
Stanley Farquharson III and his wife Charlotte-Emily (nee Cambridge), who met whilst students at Oxford University, have purchased a four-bedroom family home in the leafy Dulwich-Herne Hill corridor of South London for a sum of £900,000.
Campaigners have expressed delight about it was finally confirmed by The Office of Moral Superiority that crime is now legal if its supposedly justified by a ‘progressive’ cause.
The British Film Institute (BFI) is to develop a series of British superhero films. Inspired by the global success of ‘Harry Potter’ and wanting to exploit the global rise of Anti-Americanism in the age of Trump, the BFI believe there is a market for a British variant of American superheroes.
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A breakout group of Democratic legislators will this week launch a new organisation seeking to “occupy the centre-ground of American politics”.
A dog-owning couple have called for tighter restrictions on toddlers after what they describe as a ‘frightening’ ordeal on Peckham Rye Park, South London.
