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The British Defense Secretary has reportedly barred soldiers – targeted by an inquiry into alleged war crimes during the Iraq War – from speaking out about the investigators’ tactics before a parliamentary committee. The inquiry has been criticized for its heavy-handed methods.
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- Jeremy Corbyn re-elected Labour leader in landslide winJeremy Corbyn has been re-elected as leader of the Labour Party winning a massive 61.8 percent of the vote, an even larger margin than his original election win in 2015.
- Cameron legacy ‘a bit of a tragedy’: Bernie Sanders’ brother Larry who launched MP bid speaks to RTOxfordshire’s Larry Sanders, who launched a bid to take former British Prime Minister David Cameron’s seat in parliament as a Green Party candidate, said in an exclusive interview with RT that Cameron “played politics” instead of living up to his election promises.
- Family day out: Parents raid candy shop with help of 2 young kids (VIDEO)
Two parents were caught on camera raiding a candy store in Leighton by stuffing their pockets with confectionary with the help of two children, and then leaving without paying. - Politics of violence: Leaked Labour email warns ideological rows could end in conference punch-ups“Violence” could erupt at this year’s Labour conference according to a leaked email advising staff on what to do if the party’s ongoing disputes turn into fistfights.
- Chilling: Iceland (the country) may sue Iceland (the shop) over nameIceland the nation may sue Iceland the frozen goods retailer over the use of the name, despite the supermarket trading under it for 45 years.
- Cheers! Hangover-free alcohol is (almost) here
A new type of synthetic alcohol has been discovered which could allow drinkers to enjoy a few pints without the risk of suffering a hangover. - Over 1mn Brits in ‘extremely unhappy’ relationships
More than a million people in the UK are trapped in miserable relationships with their spouse or long-term partner, new research has found. - Bleating the odds: British man who lived as goat for 3 days in Alps wins Ig Nobel Prize
A British man who had special prostheses made so he could walk and live like a goat in the Alps for three days has won this year’s Ig Nobel prize for scientific research. - Nigel Farage in running for ‘alternative Nobel prize for European freedom’
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage is set to speak at an ‘alternative Nobel Prize’ ceremony in Stockholm, organized by the far-right Sweden Democrats, where he is expected to win an award. - Soldiers won’t be forced to pay legal fees in Iraq & Afghan war abuse cases, MoD insists
British soldiers will not have to cover legal costs over allegations of abuse committed during the Iraq and Afghan Wars after the government announced it would foot the bill. - Child refugees in Calais ‘Jungle’ are ‘giving up’ on reaching Britain
Dozens of unaccompanied refugee children stranded in the French port town of Calais are giving up on ever reaching Britain, despite severe shortages of shelter and aid in the makeshift camp.
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