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Schoolgirls Ordered to Wear Trousers
This Day in History - 30th June
1596
An English expedition under Lord Howard of Effingham and the Earl of Essex attacked Cadiz, ravaged the Spanish coast, and captured much booty. Philip II was thus prevented from sending an Armada against England.
Khan's London: Pregnant Woman Knifed to Death
This chaos is never going to go away as long as Sadiq khan rules over London. The barbarism will only continue.
Rapist targeting dog walkers in London Park
Even Walking a dog is turning into miserable experience for ordinary English people in Khan's dystonian London.
This Day in History - 29th June
1613The original Globe Theatre in London burned down after a cannon was fired during a performance of a Shakespearean play and set fire to the straw roof. The theatre was totally destroyed, but rose again in June 1614, this time with a tiled roof. That theatre closed in 1642 and a modern reconstruction of the Globe opened in 1997, approximately 250 yards (230 m) from the site of the original theatre.
BMA: Give Free Healthcare to Migrants
Health tourism is believed to cost British taxpayers between £200 million and £2 billion every year, but try telling that to the liberal luvies at the British Medical Association.
Thefts on London Subway up 80% in 3 Years
it's all part and parcel of living in a diverse, multicultural big city Sadiq Khan would tell you. Funny, we never hear of similar stories in Tokyo or Beijing.
Emergency: Brexit Case Update
Today, we are in the High Court issuing our appeal. We are also instructing Queen’s Counsel in the appeal.
This Day in History - 28th June
1461Edward IV was crowned King of England. He was the first Yorkist King and the first half of his rule was marred by the violence associated with the Wars of the Roses.