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This Day in History - 5th May
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Rebel barons renounced their allegiance to King John; part of a chain of events that led to the signing of the Magna Carta.
Talks Between Blair & Soros Covered Up
Allegations that Information about talks between Tony Blair and George Soros have been redacted from official reports of Davos meetings published by the European Commission are only now coming to the surface.
This Day in History - 4th May
1471The Battle of Tewkesbury, the last battle in the Wars of the Roses, took place. Edward IV defeated a Lancastrian Army and killed Edward, Prince of Wales.
MI5: Islamic Terrorism Remains A Threat
Radical Islamic terrorism remains the most acute security threat to the United Kingdom, according to the Director-General of MI5.
murder rate soars to 10-year peak
Official statistics reveal murder and manslaughter rates hit a 10-year high, rising from 655 in 2017 to 732 last year - a six per cent increase.
The EU Election Call to Arms
As a Party that has long been committed to coming out of the EU, the English Democrats are naturally reluctant to get involved in another round of EU elections. However, on reflection there is a benefit for the case which we are fighting for a Declaration from the High Court, declaring that UK has already left the EU as of the 29th March 2019.
Tories AND Labour Haemorrhage Seats
As results for local elections in England continue to roll in, the Conservative Party under Theresa May has already lost over 400 councillors, with pollsters predicted these losses could double by the time the counting is over — but voters have also turned on the Labour Party, in what looks to have been a bad night for the two-party establishment.
This Day in History - 3rd May
1497A rising broke out in Cornwall, provoked by taxation. James Tutchet led an army of 15,000 from Taunton through the southern counties to attack London.
3 stabbed in capital overnight, 1 Dead
A boy of only 15 has been knifed to death in Hackney - one of three stabbings in Lawless London overnight.