The promoters of Russell Brands’ Bipolarisation tour have cancelled his three remaining tour dates amid allegations of sexual assault. The announcement comes after Metropolitan Police received a formal allegation against the scandal-hit comedian. The complaints relate to incidents stretching back to the early 2000s A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: “We are aware of […]
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The Home Secretary is seeking advice after footage emerged of an XL Bully/ Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy attacking an 11-year-old girl. American Bully XL dogs have been linked with several attacks in recent months, including one near Wrexham in north Wales, in which 22 pregnant sheep were killed. Earlier this year, a 37-year-old man died after
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Activists in the East Midlands delivered hundreds of leaflets in Heanor, Derbyshire today.
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It’s sometimes hard to take almost anything our politicians say seriously; they lie and run false flags on so many things that you often wonder what they are trying to stop you from doing or noticing. The latest in a long, long line of these plays comes in the form of Tobias Ellwood, who has
West Midland activists arrived at the historic city of Lichfield today to provide leaflets to hundreds of residents throughout the suburban areas. Our message: Concrete the Country? The natural green solution. For a city, Lichfield has a relatively small population and has retained a sense of Englishness until this day. Part of what makes the
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A terror suspect who escaped prison has spent the night in police custody after being arrested in a London suburb – ending 75 hours on the run. Daniel Khalife reportedly laughed as he was apprehended in Northolt on Saturday morning – not long after a plain-clothes police officer pulled him off a bike on a
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Activists from the South were out over the weekend for a bridge banner-drop, demanding our government put our people first.
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It’s been difficult to miss the media frenzy regarding RAAC (Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete). In the latest development, the Government have announced that over 100 schools and colleges are set to close over the coming weeks as the fear of collapsing buildings starts to take hold. This comes several days after it suddenly emerged that
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Thousand’s have backed a petition calling for a U-turn on a decision by The University of Chichester to pull the plug on its flagship African history course without consultation from its teaching staff or students. Whilst the petition has some legitimate concerns, namely Professor Adi and his staff not being consulted and the fact that
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Once in a while, we see a glimmer of common sense come from the Conservative Party. On this occasion, it came from the London mayoral candidate Susan Hall. She sparked a heated debate by suggesting that the iconic Notting Hill Carnival should be relocated to a different venue. I would say that the Carnival needs
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