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The reshuffle at the top of Ukraine’s leadership continues

The reshuffle at the top of Ukraine’s leadership continues. President Zelensky has dismissed Commander-in-Chief General Syrskyi just one week after Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was sacked.

Widdecombe was struck 21 times on the head with a hammer

Joshua Kerry (28) murdered Ann Widdecombe in an exceptionally brutal attack. According to the prosecution, he struck her 21 times on the head with a hammer.

Ed Miliband’s appointment as Foreign Secretary raises concerns in the White House

Andy Burnham appoints Ed Miliband as Britain’s new Foreign Secretary. The appointment has caused concern in Washington. Miliband is a committed supporter of the EU, a climate zealot, and has repeatedly expressed his disdain for US President Donald Trump.

Prague’s public transport accused of mocking Pride: “I identify as a trolleybus!”

Prague’s public transport company is being accused by LGBT groups of being “disrespectful” and “condescending”: They claim it “mocks” the concept of gender identity with the slogan “I identify as a trolleybus!”, used in an anniversary campaign.

Arab man, 29, charged with aggravated child rape: Allowed house arrest with an electronic ankle tag at his mother’s flat

Araber (29) siktet for grov voldtekt av barn: Får sitte i husarrest med fotlenke hjemme hos mamma

Breivik’s police uniform goes on display, bereaved families react strongly

Sharidyn Svebakk-Bøhn was just 14 years old when she became the youngest victim of the terrorist Anders Behring Breivik on Utøya on 22 July 2011. Her mother has now reacted to the decision to display the police uniform Breivik wore that day at the 22 July Centre.

Joshua Kerry charged with the murder of Reform UK’s Ann Widdecombe

British police have charged Joshua Kerry (28), who is suspected of murdering the widely respected Reform UK politician Ann Widdecombe on 9 July. Police immediately ruled out a political motive, but the counter-terrorism police took a different view.

The middle class can no longer afford to live in San Francisco

Healthcare workers, teachers and firefighters can no longer afford to live in San Francisco. It is no longer only wealthy Americans who are fleeing the city because of insecurity and sky-high tax and duty levels. Now even well-paid residents are fleeing the city they can no longer afford to live in. The decline of California continues.

Portugal: Parliament passes bill to ban the niqab and burqa

The Portuguese Parliament has banned the wearing of face-covering garments such as the niqab and burqa in public. On this occasion, the political left waged a determined campaign in defence of religious freedom.

Ireland’s most controversial free speech case: Enoch Burke fined more than €200,000

The Irish teacher Enoch Burke has been fined approximately €210,000 for refusing to refer to a boy as a girl. He argued that doing so would be dishonest, as it would affirm the boy’s delusions.