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500 Australians join world’s first COVID vaccine injury class action lawsuit
At least 500 Australians have already joined a “landmark” COVID-19 vaccine injury class action lawsuit filed this week against the Australian government and the medicines regulator seeking redress for those allegedly injured or left bereaved by the COVID-19 vaccines.
Trans toilet crackdown in schools
Schools will be told to ban children who change their gender from using toilets and changing rooms of the opposite sex following a new Government crackdown.
Urgent health warning over toxic 'gender-bending' chemicals in food
Health chiefs have issued a fresh warning about the sky-high levels of toxic 'gender bending' chemical found in food and drink — saying millions are probably consuming too much.
Face masks raise risk of stillbirths, testicular dysfunction and cognitive decline
In the latest soft disclosure that covid, lockdowns and masks were a social test, not a pandemic, 'new' research shoes that face masks may raise the risk of stillbirths, testicular dysfunction and cognitive decline in children.
Celebrate St George's Day
Today is St. George's Day, the very special day for the English, when we celebrate our Patron Saint. It coincides, of course, with spring really kicking in, and we hope that the weather today does justice to the occasion.
Border Force officials escort 100 migrants to Dover docks
Border Force officials have escorted 100 migrants to Dover Docks - one day after Suella Braverman announced ammendments to the Illegal Migration Bill.
Labour to give asylum-seekers in Wales taxpayers' cash to fight deportation
Labour ministers in Wales have announced plans that could see young asylum seekers in the country receive £1,600 a month and taxpayers' cash for legal aid to fight deportation.
How to turn OFF the Government's so called 'emergency alert' message
At 15:00 BST on Sunday, 23 April, an emergency alarm will sound on most smartphones across the UK.
Man admits role in smuggling migrants from Belgium to Margate
A man has admitted his role in a people-smuggling ring which reportedly coordinated several runs between Britain and mainland Europe.
The men are alleged to have used a small boat to travel to Belgium, collect migrants, and bring them back to Margate in a number of smuggling runs last year, the National Crime Agency said.