Labour Business Secretary slams reparations as ‘not reasonable’ as King faces mounting calls to apologise
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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has dismissed slavery reparations as not a "reasonable request," arguing that historical events cannot fairly be laid at the door of present-day Britons.Mr Reynolds said he was "sensitive to British history" and that "we should be…
Mr Farage said 'there are questions to be asked about whether politicians should be present at the Cenotaph, what with those 148 ex-prime ministers turning up'.
John Miller, 64, and his handler Cui Guanghai, 44, were arrested in Belgrade in April last year in an FBI sting, accused of trying to buy American-made missile launchers.
Labour MPs have revolted against Andy Burnham's trans conversion bill amid fears parents could be locked up for asking their child if they really want to change gender.Earlier this week, analysis of the draft Conversion Practices Bill by think tank…
Australian Luca Nava said he had been 'looking around' the Main Square with his roommate Taylor Dorfmeister when the pair 'heard all these gunshots' as the incident unfolded.
The Irish Mail on Sunday has learned that parents of the children injured in the attack have been told that Riad Bouchaker had a stroke and is still in hospital ahead of his sentencing hearing.
