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Peace campaigners have exposed the cozy relationship between the British government and the nation’s arms dealers by publishing details of meetings between weapons manufacturers and public officials.
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- Greece says Erdogan remarks on islands ‘dangerous’ for bilateral ties
- Germany tells Philippine envoy Duterte Hitler remarks ‘unacceptable’
- Israel pays Turkey $20mn compensation over Mavi Marmara
- France wants investigation into alleged Sudan chemical weapons use
- First UN special envoy for Somali refugees amid ‘asylum fatigue’
- ‘Hard Brexit’ looms as May pressured to name the date
Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure to announce when she will trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty as senior EU diplomats predict Britain is on course for a ‘hard Brexit.’ - Tony Blair ‘nearly quit as PM to pursue EU presidency’ – former communications chief
Tony Blair considered leaving Downing Street three years before he stood down as Britain’s prime minister and harbored hopes of becoming president of the European Commission, one of his closest advisers has revealed. - Having an ‘ugly friend’ makes you more attractive, study claims
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An entrepreneur who hopes to open London’s first ‘fellatio cafe’ has revealed his staff will be made up entirely of sex robots.
- ‘Hard Brexit’ looms as May pressured to name the datePrime Minister Theresa May is under pressure to announce when she will trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty as senior EU diplomats predict Britain is on course for a ‘hard Brexit.’
- Tony Blair ‘nearly quit as PM to pursue EU presidency’ – former communications chiefTony Blair considered leaving Downing Street three years before he stood down as Britain’s prime minister and harbored hopes of becoming president of the European Commission, one of his closest advisers has revealed.
- Exposed: ‘Revolving door’ between British govt and arms dealersPeace campaigners have exposed the cozy relationship between the British government and the nation’s arms dealers by publishing details of meetings between weapons manufacturers and public officials.
- Having an ‘ugly friend’ makes you more attractive, study claimsThe ‘ugly friend effect’, whereby a person surrounds themselves with ‘DUFFs’ (designated ugly fat friends) to appear more attractive may actually work, according to new scientific research.
- Sex robot cafe aims to offer Londoners fellatio with their morning coffeeAn entrepreneur who hopes to open London’s first ‘fellatio cafe’ has revealed his staff will be made up entirely of sex robots.
- Prove your science behind counter-terrorism schemes, doctors tell government
Experts have called on the government to publish the science behind its counter-terrorism strategy, after programs such as Prevent proved inefficient and a possible waste of resources and taxpayer money. - Trident nuclear submarine officers destroy Navy bar in drunken riot after 3 months at sea
Royal Navy officers returning from a three-month patrol on a nuclear submarine have been ordered to turn themselves in after devastating a bar and cinema in a drunken rampage. - Other EU countries ‘shunting’ asylum seekers to ‘soft touch’ Britain, claims Archbishop of York
EU nations must offer asylum to refugees in their own countries rather than “shunting” them to Britain, the Archbishop of York has said. - ‘Go home to Africa’: Anti-refugee stickers appear in Cambridge park
Stickers bearing the slogans “refugees not welcome” and “go home to Africa” have appeared in Cambridge, central England, drawing condemnation. - London mayor launches inquiry into foreign ownership of property market
London Mayor Sadiq Khan will launch an inquiry into foreign property ownership as house prices in the British capital continue to skyrocket. - UK PM Theresa May met ‘kingmaker’ Rupert Murdoch on UN visit
UK Prime Minister Theresa May met privately with media mogul Rupert Murdoch in New York last week during a visit that lasted only 36 hours. - Drunk man stopped from driving by gang of mums, banned from roads (VIDEO)
A drunk man was stopped from driving by a mob of mums who wrestled the car keys out of his hands. He has been banned from the roads for up to three years.
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