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JK Rowling has attacked Labour’s trans conversion law for “usurping” the role of parents.
She also reshared a post on X that said the new legislation could also be a threat to gay rights.
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Every single person that makes it to the red circle gets access to the green square for the rest of their life, and is eligible for benefits.
There is absolutely no way Europe can sustain this indefinitely. Its absolutely ridiculous.
BREAKING: SpaceX is donating 750 Starlink kits to help children’s homes across 16 countries, including 9 in Africa.
Working with Both Ends Believing (BEB), Starlink will help digitize children’s records, trace relatives & support efforts to reunite children with their families.
"If these [housing] estates are the target today... who is next?"
Residents of Mjolnerparken, in Copenhagen’s Norrebro district, say Denmark's so-called ‘ghetto law’ is breaking up strong communities, as the Supreme Court prepares to rule.
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The British man who owns a company called Clearsprings that's giving hotels to migrants under government contracts is making £3.6 million a day.
Yes. A day.
Camion🚚🚛le Berliet T100 Énorme engin et énorme échec commercial. L’idée était de vendre ce géant aux énormes chantiers américains…En oubliant que ces deniers produisaient leur propre matériel (Caterpillar, notamment) et n’avaient aucun besoin d’importer ce type de matériel.
Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Egyptian Coptic Christian and church deacon, was abducted, tortured, and killed by Islamist militants in Libya after repeatedly refusing their demands to abandon Christianity and convert to Islam.
Milad had traveled from his home village of Sabrbay, near Tanta in Egypt's Gharbia Governorate, to Libya on September 2, 2026, hoping to find employment and financially support his family.
He traveled with two Muslim friends from his village. However, while working in the western Libyan city of Zliten, the three were kidnapped alongside other Egyptian workers by an armed group.
According to his sister, Madonna Malek, the family last spoke to Milad on October 4. Two days later, on October 6, they received a message informing them that he had been abducted and was being tortured.
His kidnappers demanded a ransom of $4,700 for his release.
The families of his two Muslim companions paid the ransom, and both men were released. Milad's family also transferred the requested $4,700, but his captors refused to free him.
According to testimony from the two survivors and his family, the kidnappers discovered that Milad was the only Christian among the captives and began demanding that he renounce Jesus Christ and embrace Islam.
He endured days of beatings, torture, and death threats but refused to abandon his Christian faith.
His sister recounted his response to the kidnappers: "Even if you were to hack me to pieces, I would never renounce my faith."
He was subsequently killed.
The killing has revived memories of the 21 Christian martyrs murdered by ISIS on a Libyan beach in February 2015, when 20 Egyptian Coptic Christians and one Ghanaian Christian were beheaded after refusing to renounce their faith.
When the guns fell silent on 11 November 1918, relief swept across Europe that the long bloody war. It was a war that had squandered millions of young lives on the bloody battlefields, and for those who did survive, they were scarred for life, physically and mentally.
The work of MI5 at home and the SIS networks of La Dame Blanche and Edith Cavell’s organisation in Belgium, and Madame Rischard’s agents in Luxembourg, had laid the foundations for methods of military intelligence going forwards...
African migrant Hasan Ali Gori, 52, has been found guilty of murdering 89-year-old Josie Ray at her home in Nenagh, Co Tipperary.
The great-grandmother, the mother of his then girlfriend, was strangled and smothered in her bed. The jury returned a majority verdict of 11-1 after a three-week trial.
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🚨Armed response and lockdown at Dixons Academy, Bradford, after an incident outside the building.
Kids inside, police with guns on the street, and zero official explanation released.
Funny how these stories never seem to come with the demographic or motive details people actually want.
Andy Burnham has signalled his support for dedicated options at the next census to allow people to define themselves as black English or Asian English.
I have tabled a parliamentary motion officially calling on the Government to recognise and protect English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish ethnicities as distinct historic identities.
We should never be ashamed to defend who we are.
All MPs have been invited to support.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), one of America's largest Muslim advocacy organizations, and a Muslim Brotherhood-linked entity, has suspended all its operations in Florida after Governor Ron DeSantis designated it a domestic terrorist organization.
The organization had operated for more than 20 years in the state.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier celebrated the ruling, declaring:
"Great win by our Solicitor General's office and for the people of Florida!"
Governor DeSantis also welcomed the decision, stating:
"Florida is holding CAIR accountable."
During the 2008 Holy Land Foundation terrorism-financing trial, U.S. prosecutors presented evidence revealing that CAIR was part of a network established by the American Muslim Brotherhood's Palestine Committee to support Hamas.
The Holy Land Foundation and five of its leaders were convicted of providing approximately $12.4 million in support to Hamas, with several defendants receiving prison sentences of up to 65 years.