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Three million EU citizens residing in the UK may be forced to carry an ID card to access basic rights under Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit plans. However, there are now fears the policy will lead to such measures being imposed on all British citizens.
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- Britain would back new US airstrikes on Syrian regime targets – Fallon (VIDEO)
Britain is “absolutely” ready to support retaliation by US President Donald Trump against Bashar Assad in Syria, UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has said. - IT failures mean British military still issues soldiers antimalarial ‘zombie drug’
IT failures mean the anti-malarial drug Lariam, which is banned in many countries due to its widely reported psychotic effects, is still being issued to UK troops deploying to war zones around the world. - Health secretary failed to reveal severity of NHS mail blunder that ‘put patients’ lives at risk’
Tory Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has come under fire after it emerged he knew that a botched mail delivery service had reportedly endangered the lives of hundreds of patients but kept it to himself - Sturgeon drops plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum until after Brexit deal
Scottish first minister and leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) Nicola Sturgeon says she will delay her plans for a second independence referendum until after Brexit negotiations have concluded in autumn 2018.
- IT failures mean British military still issues soldiers antimalarial ‘zombie drug’IT failures mean the anti-malarial drug Lariam, which is banned in many countries due to its widely reported psychotic effects, is still being issued to UK troops deploying to war zones around the world.
- Health secretary failed to reveal severity of NHS mail blunder that ‘put patients’ lives at risk’Tory Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has come under fire after it emerged he knew that a botched mail delivery service had reportedly endangered the lives of hundreds of patients but kept it to himself
- Britain would back new US airstrikes on Syrian regime targets – Fallon (VIDEO)Britain is “absolutely” ready to support retaliation by US President Donald Trump against Bashar Assad in Syria, UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has said.
- Will Theresa May impose ID cards on everyone ‘by the backdoor’ after EU migrants deal?Three million EU citizens residing in the UK may be forced to carry an ID card to access basic rights under Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit plans. However, there are now fears the policy will lead to such measures being imposed on all British citizens.
- Sturgeon drops plans for 2nd Scottish independence referendum until after Brexit dealScottish first minister and leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) Nicola Sturgeon says she will delay her plans for a second independence referendum until after Brexit negotiations have concluded in autumn 2018.
- Can Theresa May be sued for conspiring to commit war crime of nuking Moscow?
Britain’s Attorney General is investigating whether UK Prime Minister Theresa May can be sued for conspiring to commit war crimes after she claimed she is willing to launch Trident nuclear weapons. - ‘Where’s your magic money tree?’ Theresa May faces backlash over £1bn ‘bung’ to DUP
UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s billion-pound deal with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to prop up her minority government has been branded “shabby and reckless,” leaving many to wonder whether the funds grew on a “magic money tree.” - Queen’s taxpayer-funded income doubles to £82mn, up 167% since 2012
The government has almost doubled the Queen’s income to £82 million, apparently to cover the cost of “essential works” at Buckingham Palace. Republicans say funding for the monarchy must be tightly controlled, especially under austerity. - HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier runs on Windows XP, vulnerable to cyberattack
The HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of Britain’s two brand new aircraft carriers which left port on Monday for sea tests, runs on outdated Windows XP software which is vulnerable to cyberattack. - Grenfell residents ‘demand voices are heard’ in public inquiry
The survivors of the Grenfell Tower blaze that left 79 people dead or missing and presumed dead have written to UK Prime Minister Theresa May with their demands following the tragedy. - Real Grenfell Tower death toll ‘covered up to prevent riots’ – Labour MP
The true number of people killed in the Grenfell Tower disaster may have been covered up because the government feared an outbreak of riots, Labour MP David Lammy claims. - Tories & the DUP: What does the future hold for Britain’s newest government?
Criticism poured in from all sides after the Conservative Party finally reached a deal with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) on Monday.
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