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Sarah Champion was reportedly forced out of the Labour shadow cabinet after writing a controversial piece for the Sun claiming authorities must examine possible cultural reasons why British Pakistani men are “raping and exploiting white girls.”
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- Terrorist threat pushes British cities well down global livability rankingsThe rising threat of terrorism has pushed down a number of British cities in the annual ranking of the world’s most desirable and attractive places.
- Chloe Ayling: Brother of topless model’s alleged kidnapper to fight Italy extraditionThe brother of the chief suspect in the alleged kidnapping of British glamor model Chloe Ayling will fight an extradition order to Italy.
- Eye spy: Facial recognition tech gets govt cash boost despite claims it’s illegalBritain’s Home Office is ready to invest more in facial recognition technology for police forces despite claims it infringes civil liberties.
- Malala Yousafzai accepts place at Oxford University 5yrs after Taliban shootingMalala Yousafzai, the Pakistani-born Nobel Prize-winning activist who narrowly avoided death after being shot by the Taliban, has gained a place at Oxford University.
- Hindu & Jew wed in UK’s first-ever lesbian interfaith marriage
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The price tag attached to Britain’s next generation F-35 fighter jets is expected to rise dramatically. The controversial aircraft is in urgent need of an upgrade at a time when the British pound continues to fall in value. - Brits fighting ISIS with Kurdish forces pose domestic terrorism threat – neocon think tank
British volunteers fighting with Kurdish forces against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in Syria pose a domestic security threat to the UK, a neoconservative think tank claims. - Fracked off? Level of Britain’s shale gas reserves has been ‘hyped,’ says geology professor
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- Fire tears through Glasgow fruit market after ‘explosion’ (VIDEO)
A huge fire has broken out at Glasgow fruit market following reports of an early morning “explosion.” - Scottish Parliament hit by ongoing ‘brute force’ cyber attack – officials
The Scottish Parliament is being subjected to a sustained “brute force” cyber attack, according to officials. - Police investigating case of British model kidnapped for ‘sex slavery’ make arrest
The brother of the man who allegedly kidnapped British model Chloe Ayling to sell her as a sex slave on the dark web has been arrested in the English West Midlands.
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