In the latest intercept of its kind, the Royal Air Force (RAF) claims it has deterred two Russian military aircraft from getting too close to British air space. According to the RAF, two Typhoon fighter jets were scrambled from RAF Lossiemouth in north-east Scotland to intercept the Russian aircraft. The …
Read More »Military drills stopped due to migrant landings after Britain registers record number of channel crossings
The British military was forced to suspend artillery drills at a Kent facility after people landed on a beach amid a record movement of migrants from mainland Europe to the UK. The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed that firing exercises were halted after a migrant boat landed on a beach …
Read More »UK makes 11 arrests over racial abuse of England players
British police investigating the online racial abuse of England players following the team’s Euro 2020 soccer final loss against Italy say they have made 11 arrests. Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, and Bukayo Saka were victims of abuse after they missed penalties in the shootout defeat at Wembley on July 11. …
Read More »The Minister of Health meets the British Ambassador to Iraq.. and the provision of vaccines is at the forefront of their conversation
Minister of Health and Environment Hani Al-Aqabi received, on Wednesday, British Ambassador to Iraq Mark Bryson-Richardson and his accompanying delegation. A statement by the Ministry, a copy of which was received by AlghadeerTv, stated that during the meeting, they discussed strengthening relations between the two countries in the health field, …
Read More »Israeli ship targeted in attack off Oman coast, says UK military
The British military says an Israeli-owned merchant ship has been targeted in an attack off the coast of Oman in the Arabian Sea. The United Kingdom’s defense ministry said the vessel came under attack late on Thursday near the island of Masirah, about 280 kilometers northeast of the Omani port …
Read More »France lashes out at being discriminated in UK quarantine rule
France said on Thursday it failed to understand why it was exempt from a new rule allowing fully-vaccinated European Union citizens to enter England without having to quarantine. From next week, travelers fully jabbed with a vaccine approved by the US Food and Drug Administration or the European Medicines Agency …
Read More »UK’s PM Johnson in talks with US on COVID-19 travel corridor
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is talking to the United States about a travel corridor, LBC radio said on Wednesday, quoting him as saying he wants US citizens to come to Britain “freely” as they did before the COVID-19 pandemic. “We want people to be able to come from the US …
Read More »France killed 19 civilians in Mali in January, violated international human rights law: Report
A report by a UK-based investigative group says an airstrike by France in Mali early this year killed 19 civilians and was a “complete violation of international human rights and international humanitarian law.” The report, released by the London-based international law firm Stoke White Investigations on Monday, said that French …
Read More »Major Incident Declared at Two London Hospitals as Emergency Departments Flooded – Videos
Officials have already issued five flood warnings across southern England and 19 flood alerts, including parts of Wales. A major incident has been declared at two London hospitals, Whipps Cross Hospital and Newham Hospital, as officials urged people to seek care at other health facilities after the region was hit …
Read More »Marlboro maker Philip Morris to stop selling cigarettes in UK within next 10 years
Tobacco giant Philip Morris will stop selling cigarettes in the United Kingdom within the next ten years, the international company’s chief revealed to UK-based online news media The Daily Mail on Sunday. The decision means that iconic cigarette brand Marlboro will no longer be sold in the UK for the …
Read More »Northern Ireland protocol clash risks ‘inevitable’ UK-EU trade war: Officials warn
Officials are warning of a trade war between the United Kingdom and the European Union if the UK refuses to back down on its new demands for post-Brexit rules on Northern Ireland. According to reports, on Wednesday, Brexit minister David Frost issued a new “command paper” that would radically rework …
Read More »UK demands new Northern Ireland Brexit deal
Britain on Wednesday demanded a new deal to oversee post-Brexit trade involving Northern Ireland and warned the European Union that London would be justified in unilaterally deviating from a deal it struck with the bloc just last year. The Northern Ireland protocol was agreed upon by Britain and the European …
Read More »UK refuses to return Venezuelan gold at start of Supreme Court hearing
The battle for control of Venezuela’s gold reserves in the Bank of England (BOE) has reached the final stage where the Supreme Court will get to decide if the British government’s recognition of Venezuela’s self-styled opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, justifies freezing the reserves indefinitely. In a previous round of legal hearings in …
Read More »UK to warn EU it may deviate from Brexit deal on N.Ireland -sources
Britain will threaten this week to deviate from the Brexit deal unless the European Union shows more flexibility over Northern Ireland, one UK, and three EU sources told Reuters. David Frost, the British minister who leads Brexit negotiations, is preparing to announce a significant potential change on the protocol that …
Read More »England’s ‘freedom day’ marred by soaring cases and isolation chaos
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ‘freedom day’ ending over a year of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in England was marred on Monday by surging infections, warnings of supermarket shortages, and his own forced self-isolation. Summary England lifts most COVID restrictions Johnson was forced to isolate after trying to skip it PM …
Read More »Opinion | With soaring rates of obesity and diabetes, the West is paying a high price for colonialism
Chronic levels of sugar-related diabetes have blighted the Caribbean for years due to slavery. Now the UK and US are experiencing the pain it causes – which makes Britain’s apparent rejection of a fat tax all the more surprising. It’s one of the fastest-growing diseases in the world. It’s a …
Read More »Iraq moves as UK granted asylum to war criminal who served as Saddam’s butcher
The Parliamentary Committee for Foreign Relations sent an urgent message to the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding Britain consenting an asylum application to an Iraqi citizen accused of executing dozens of prisoners during the era of Saddam Hussein. Committee member, MP Mukhtar al-Mospawi told Alghadeer News, “the Iraqi Foreign …
Read More »U-turn as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak to self-isolate after criticism
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak will enter quarantine as normal after contact with Health Secretary Sajid Javid who tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday, Downing Street said Sunday. This marked a U-turn on the pair’s initial decision to avoid self-isolation by taking part …
Read More »Royal Navy carrier strike group struck by Covid-19 outbreak
The UK’s largest naval flotilla in 40 years has been struck down by a significant coronavirus outbreak. According to The Sun (July 13), almost half the warships in the Royal Navy’s carrier strike group, led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier, have been hit by positive Covid-19 cases. The …
Read More »UK government allows vote to reverse $5.6 billion foreign aid cut
Britain’s government said it would let parliament hold a vote on Tuesday to reverse a decision to cut the country’s overseas aid spending by around 4 billion pounds ($5.6 billion) a year. The finance ministry announced in November it would cut aid spending to 0.5 percent of national income from …
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