By Zakiya Afzani The intense friction between Turkey and the tiny European nation of the Netherlands reaches boiling point with diplomats escorted to the boarders Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned the Netherlands it will “pay the price” for harming ties after two of his official ministers were barred….
By Sharafat Al-Basra Beloved ‘GG’ is considering his return to parliament George Galloway is said to be preparing for a parliamentary comeback in the highly contested Gorton byelection. The former Labour MP and current Respect Party politician says that he is “considering standing” with signs that he has been…
By Suliman Karim Hasan bin Safet bin Aladdin Ćulibrk’ Amnesty International have accused Saudi Arabia of using banned bombs in Yemen The Saudi-led Arab coalition fighting anti-government rebels in Yemen stands accused of using banned cluster munition in raids on civilian areas, Amnesty International alledged today. The Saudi-led coalition…
By Sayeed Yahya The world’s most abusive police do it again, leaving girl to die whilst they stop for Mc Donalds Two British policemen who were en route in attendance of an emergency 999 call to a dying girl stopped for McDonald’s before attending. Fahima Begum, 22, was found…
By Sayeed Yahya The Highest ranking judge in the UK has lodged as personal legal block on his neighbour A type of planning battle has become a common cause of discontent among homeowners in some of London’s wealthiest neighbourhoods. It has become common in London’s right for space living…
By Tim Derbyshire The government has come under fire for proposing dramatic new prison sentences for journalists and whistleblowers The UK government’s legal advisers have been accused of launching a “full-frontal attack” on whistleblowers and journalists over proposals to radically increase prison sentences for revealing state secrets and prosecute…
By Navid Hashim Ireland begs the EU for invisible border with the UK post-Brexit Ireland has asked the EU negotiators to help it keep the border across the island “invisible” after Brussels reaches a Brexit deal with London that will take the occupied British province of Northern Ireland out…
By Abdullah Sheljich Top lawyers have claimed false allegations and threats have already started coming in from the British government over their roles in prosecuting the UK over war crimes in Iraq Prosecuting a nation The UK Government has spent £60 million to date defending criminal investigations into British troops…
By Saila Safwana Payment reforms could see rail passengers charged by iris scan Biometric technology, including fingerprint and iris scans, could enable fares to be automatically taken from your bank account. Rail passengers could be charged for journeys by fingerprint or iris scans, according to the industry’s plan…
By Sayeed Yahya Close acquaintance to the UK Royal Family, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson’s dead body has been discovered in London Palmer-Tomkinson, 45, rose to fame in the 1990s for her very close personal relation with the British Royal Family and her heavy, very public partying. The London Met Police confirmed…
