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Judge rejects legal challenge to stop suspended parliament
Lord Doherty heard arguments from representatives of a cross-party group seeking an interim interdict that would halt the move by the government to effectively shut down parliament, but retiring to rule on the verdict threw out the remainer case and said: “I am not satisfied that there is a cogent need for interm interdict to be granted at this stage. Petitioners interim request has been rejected."
Soros-funded Group Threatens Queen over Brexit
The Soros-funded group, Best for Britain, appeared to invoke the fate of the beheaded King Charles I after Queen Elizabeth II agreed to prorogue Parliament for a few weeks before the Brexit deadline.
6 More Convicted in Rotherham Rape Gangs Review
Six men of Pakistani origin have been convicted of the historic grooming and raping of vulnerable under-aged English girls in Rotherham.
This Day in History - 30th August
1146 A conference of European leaders outlawed the crossbow. It was hoped that by banning the weapon, wars would eventually end. Despite the prohibition, crossbows continued to be used until the 16th century, when they were replaced by firearms.
Media Pushing undemocratic Remain Petition
Once again, we are astounded by the naked propaganda being espoused by the state broadcaster and other Channels with Boris taking decisive and legal action to ensure that his opponents cannot undermine the democratic will of the people.
PC madness reigns at the Royal Mint
The Royal Mint turned down a proposal to honour author Enid Blyton with a special edition coin due to concerns that her alleged views on race and gender.
This Day in History - 29th August
1782 The British battleship HMS Royal George sank off Spithead with the loss of more than 900 crew while repairs were being carried out beneath the ship's waterline.
Acid Attacks in London at record levels
The number of acid attacks in the capital is at record levels, having increased over tenfold in six years, with young children among the victims.
Archbishop to Chair ‘Citizens’ Assembly’ to Stop Brexit
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has been criticised for interfering in democracy over plans to chair a “Citizens’ Assembly” aimed at overturning the will of the people and stopping a no-deal Brexit.