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Calls for James O’Brien to be taken off air after anti-Semitic comments

UK police on alert for immigration protests near London this weekend

62% Right coverage: 13 sources

Metropolitan Police officers attended the scene of a protest outside a hotel in east London where asylum seekers will be homed. Police · London See the Story

Calls for James O’Brien to be taken off air after anti-Semitic comments

73% Right coverage: 11 sources

Antisemitism · London See the Story

No Longer Able to Breastfeed, Randa Watches Her Three-Month-Old Starve

Coverage: 4 sources

More than 100 aid agencies warn that the humanitarian situation is growing desperate. But Israel denies blocking supplies to Gaza or that there is famine.Judaism · Gaza See the Story

Irritatingly, Wet Leg's new album is pretty good

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Grade: B+ There’s quite a lot to dislike about Wet Leg, even aside from their stupid name. The entirety of their lyrical canon, for starters – vapid and petulant millennial inanities, 50 per cent performative braggadocio, 50 per cent adolescent carping. Or there’s the commodification of their sexualities: they’ve traded up to being bi, justUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Base instincts: unease on the garrisons housing Afghan refugees

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Helping Afghan refugees escape Taliban retribution has not proved easy; ensuring their integration into their host countries more challenging still. In September 2021, a month after the United States completed its mass evacuation of refugees from Afghanistan, a serving female soldier was reportedly assaulted by a group of Afghan men at Fort Bliss in NewRefugees · Fort Bliss Read Article

The roundabout is a symbol of British liberty

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In my last article, I introduced you to the ‘paceometer’, which shows how the relationship between an extra unit of speed and the consequent saving in journey time is anything but linear. For any given distance, the time saved by increasing your speed by an additional 10mph may be immense or almost irrelevant depending onUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

The English pinot noir that rivals Burgundy

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

England is now and history. The other day, in the Weald of Kent, now was England and pleasure. We were visiting the Balfour Winery, near Staplehurst, on an enticing midsummer day. This was a quintessential English landscape. To the left, a wood with classically English trees. To the right, a country house. In the distance,Staplehurst · Staplehurst Read Article

The Donald and the art of golf diplomacy

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In 1969, one of the great acts of sportsmanship occurred at Royal Birkdale golf club in Southport, when the Ryder Cup came down to the last green. Britain’s Tony Jacklin had a three-foot putt to halve the final match with Jack Nicklaus and make the score 16-16, but the American picked up Jacklin’s marker andRyder Cup · Southport Read Article

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