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This Day in History - 11th December
1282 The death of the last native Prince of Wales - Llewelyn ap Gruffydd, prince of Gwynedd.
Victim of Alleged Groomers ‘Passed Around Like Meat,’ Court Hears
A court has heard teachers did nothing while a young English girl was “passed around like meat” from the age of 12 by an alleged Muslim grooming gang in Telford.
This Day in History - 10th December
1541 Thomas Culpeper and Francis Dereham were executed for having affairs with Catherine Howard, Queen of England and wife of Henry VIII.
Labour Shadow Minister: Corbyn is a Security Risk
Leaked audio has revealed Labour Party’s shadow health minister saying that the Number 10 “machine” would “safeguard security” against risks posed by the far-left Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
This Day in History - 9th December
1608 The birthday of John Milton, English poet, in Cheapside, London. His works included Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained and Samson Agonistes.
Simon Wiesenthal Center Says Labour Is Top Threat to Jews
The Simon Wiesenthal Center, named for the late Holocaust survivor, has identified Corbyn’s Labour as the number one threat to the Jewish people.
This Day in History - 8th December
1542 The birth of Mary Queen of Scots, Scottish Queen who ascended to the throne when she was just 6 days old and was crowned nine months later. A rebellion led to her abdication and later Elizabeth I imprisoned her for a plot to restore the Roman Catholic religion and to take the throne from her. After 19 years in custody, Mary was tried and executed for treason.
79 migrants arrive on five small boats in ONE day
79 illegal migrants have crossed the English Channel in five small boats, making it the second-highest number to cross the Channel in a single day, with 86 arriving on 10 September.
This Day in History - 7th December
521 The birth of Saint Columba, the Irish Christian who made his missionary trip to Scotland in 563. Columba is credited as bringing a revival of Christianity to Western Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. He died on the Scottish island of Iona and was buried in 597 AD by his monks in the abbey he had created there.