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Former Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez arrested in $118m corruption case
Former Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez, a cousin of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has been arrested over allegations that he helped collect billions of pesos in kickbacks from government infrastructure projects.
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Netanyahu rejects "absolute lie" claim that UAE warned him of Hamas attack before October 7
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected new claims that he was directly warned that Hamas was planning a major operation before the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack, according to a new book.
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Nigel Farage calls for ban on all full-face coverings after masked anti-migrant protests
Nigel Farage has called for full face coverings to be banned in public ‘once and for all’ after masked protesters gathered for anti-migrant demonstrations over the weekend.
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Soho nightlife under threat as Westminster rejects calls to scrap pub restrictions
London mayor accuses council of ‘ignoring’ responses to a consultation
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Germany erupts in anti-AfD protests after far right scores historic election victory
Alarm that Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania may fall next after party’s Saxony-Anhalt election victory
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Israel closes UK consulate and bans 12 British officials amid Andy Burnham sanctions row
Britain’s consulate in Jerusalem will be closed as a result of Andy Burnham’s decision to fast-track sanctions on West Bank settlements, Israeli foreign minister Gideon Saar has said.
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Labour’s Chagos Islands surrender costs could balloon by £288MILLION
Labour’s surrender of the Chagos Islands could balloon in costs by £288million, a Freedom of Information request has highlighted.
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UK to sanction Israeli West Bank settlements, setting up clash with US
Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke to President Donald Trump on Monday to stress the “the importance of the two-state solution,” in what is seen as a reference to the sanctions.
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Convicted kidnapper turned anti-migrant firebrand Danny Tommo emerges as Tommy Robinson’s heir
Most of the hundreds of men clad in sinister balaclavas and black outfits on the Dover anti-migrant protest were anonymous, but one well-built man stood out from the mob.
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King Charles declares Harry and Meghan "akin to private citizens" as Palace clarifies their royal status
Harry and Meghan will still not be classed as working royals despite their return to the UK, the King has made clear.
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John Healey refuses to rule out tax rises as he warns Britain is still paying "Truss penalty"
John Healey has refused to rule out further tax rises ahead of the Budget as he delivered his first major speech as chancellor.
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By-election date set for Labour showdown with Zack Polanski after Keir Starmer resigns seat
Labour will face a crunch by-election test in Sir Keir Starmer’s former seat of Holborn & St Pancras on October 8, it has been confirmed.
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Nigel Farage warns Britain is "on the edge of serious civil disturbance" after migrant protests
Nigel Farage has warned Britain stands "on the edge of serious civil disturbance" after a series of anti-migrant protests on the south coast.
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Portsmouth protests erupt after rare migrant landing as police chief warns south coast is unprepared
A police chief has warned England’s south coast is not prepared for the arrival of migrants after a night of protests in Portsmouth.
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Trump backs plan to rename New Mexico "New America" in latest US rebranding push
Donald Trump has backed calls to rename an entire US state "New America" as the President continues his geographical rebranding drive.
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Jamaica demands return of Caribbean artefacts as slavery reparations campaign escalates in Britain
Slavery reparations campaigners are pushing the British Museum to hand back Caribbean artefacts as Jamaica steps up its demands for compensation from Britain.
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Ed Miliband accused of "Jew hate" by Trump’s envoy after Gaza medicines claim
Ed Miliband has been accused of ’Jew hate’ by one of Donald Trump’s key ambassadors today after he claimed medicines had been blocked from entering Gaza.
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Merz’s party loses German state election as AfD wins 43.8% of the vote
Germany’s "far-right" Alternative for Germany (AfD) has secured a major victory in a crucial state election, more than doubling its share of the vote from five years ago.
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Hundreds clash with riot police after migrant boat carrying 140 reaches Portsmouth
Hundreds of protesters were in an overnight standoff with riot police as they vowed to prevent migrants leaving Portsmouth.
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Former MI6 chief warns foreign states have "fingerprints" all over Britain’s critical infrastructure
Former head of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove has warned foreign states have their ’fingerprints’ all over our critical infrastructure and called for action to protect Britain’s hardware and tech independence
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Nigel Farage’s family members "have bank accounts frozen because of their association to him"
Two of Nigel Farage’s family members have had their bank accounts frozen because of their association with the Reform UK leader, a friend has claimed.
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Tom Tugendhat warns Andy Burnham sanctions on Israel could put British security at risk
Andy Burnham has been warned that sanctions on Israel will risk British security by the new Shadow Foreign Secretary.
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U.K.’s Nigel Farage said he "wasn’t listening" during donation scandal conversation filmed covertly
Nigel Farage, the firebrand leader of the U.K.’s Reform party, downplayed his involvement in a donation scandal following an undercover investigation where a journalist posed as a wealthy American’s son who wanted to donate to the party.
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"Tip of the iceberg": Dover far-right protest sparks fears of more mass gatherings
Kent Police have been accused of being caught by surprise by the Far-Right protest in Dover at the weekend and have been warned it could be the ’tip of the iceberg’ with more mass gatherings to come.
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Jonathan Reynolds clashes with Camilla Tominey over John Healey’s "hypocritical" defence spending U-turn
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has been shut down in a fiery clash over Chancellor John Healey’s "hypocritical" U-turn on defence spending.
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