'Eryn' who called out 'transphobia' on the stage at the recent Your Party conference was rumoured to have been suspended by the Green Party due to asking 13 years olds to drink his urine.

A child molester who sexually abused a teenage girl before becoming 'Natalie' outlandishly claimed the jury only returned a guilty verdict because they had been hypnotised.

Natalie Wolf, who was previously known as Ryan Haley, was addressed by the victim in court, who said the defendant would always be considered as a man to her.

Utter Tory SLOP! Decades of brainwashing and propaganda are to blame. Charlie has never ones spoken of jewish influence, never once. Easier to blame White English people which in itself is part of the anti-White agenda.

Yet she can remain an MP in the UK.

How is this even possible?

The BBC Scotland headquarters in Glasgow has been evacuated this morning after a fire broke out in the building.

A fire alarm went off at around 6:30am on Monday, December 1, and all staff were forced to leave the building.

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Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, the head of NATO’s Military Committee, tells the Financial Times that a “pre-emptive strike” against Russia could be considered a “defensive action” but added that “it is further away from our normal way of thinking and behavior.”

A council is spending £30,000 a year cleaning pavements and buildings stained with a reddish-brown substance from people spitting out a stimulant called paan.

The rust-coloured mix of saliva and paan is blighting the streets of Wembley in North West London, where it is commonly chewed by people from South East Asia.

The Scottish Government has drawn up plans to ban football fans from attending matches if they are found to have made "hateful" comments online.

SNP Ministers are looking at making changes to football banning orders (FBOs) and extending their use to cover more crimes and incidents.

Mural on the wall of a Glasgow maternity hospital shows the agenda of our replacement.

Labour moves to ban wood burners. Starmer's government seeks to tighten rules on how we are able to heat our homes.

IT consultant says he was put through '13 weeks of hell' after being arrested for posing with a gun in a LinkedIn post while on holiday in Florida.

Jon Richelieu-Booth posted three images of himself with firearms while staying on private property with friends in the US.

However when he arrived back in the UK in August, a police officer visited his house to warn him that concerns had been raised about his account.

The 50-year-old said he offered to prove that the pictures had been taken in the US - where owning or shooting guns are legal. Officers told him it was not necessary.

A week later on August 23, the officers returned and arrested him on suspicion of possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.

Weight loss injections have been conditionally recommended for treating obesity by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the first time.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the new guidance "recognises that obesity is a chronic disease that can be treated with comprehensive and lifelong care".

While he said medication can't solve obesity on its own, the jabs could help millions overcome it - and reduce its associated harms.

According to the health agency, more than one billion people around the world are affected by obesity. By 2030, it says that figure will rise to two billion.

jack the Ripper Identified?

A series of genetic tests released this week suggest the notorious murderer was indeed Aaron Kosminski, a 23-year-old Polish barber and one of the Metropolitan Police's main suspects at the time.

Kosminski was a Polish-born Jewish immigrant who settled in London's East End after escaping persecution in the late 1800s.

Richard Hughes, the chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, has quit after the findings of an urgent inquiry by the watchdog into how it inadvertently published Rachel Reeves’s budget 40 minutes early.

David Davis MP calls on the public to stop Labour's push for Digital ID and Juryless trials.

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Police officers investigating the Post Office Horizon IT scandal are now considering corporate manslaughter charges.

In an update, shared with victims in the past few days, the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) said the investigation was currently focused on eight suspects, with five interviews conducted under caution.

It said there were now 53 persons of interest, most of whom were likely to be raised to suspect status at a later stage in the probe.

A top police officer took 'early retirement' in order to avoid a disciplinary hearing which found he had pursued a junior female colleague and texted her a picture of his penis.

Former chief superintendent Rob Cousen, who rose to become the commander of Greater Manchester Police's Tameside division, snubbed the disciplinary hearing held at the force's headquarters today.

At the hearing, it was concluded that he was guilty of gross misconduct and would have been sacked had he not retired a matter of hours before.