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UK Supreme Court upholds scientific fact over woke ideology, declares that only biological females are women, author JK Rowling celebrates

The UK Supreme Court held that the word 'woman' means persons born as females and does not include transwomen.

UK: Most watched ‘Muslim Channel’ under investigation for glorifying Jihad and promoting violence against ‘secular’ West

According to a report in The Telegraph, the Islam Channel is accused of 'glorifying violent Islamic movements, inciting hostility against the West and portraying Jihadist causes in a sympathetic light'.

UK’s ruling Labour Party adopted document that ‘broadened’ the definition of Islamophobia, claimed terms like ‘grooming gang’ are anti-Muslim racism

Labour Party adopted the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims (APPG) definition of Islamophobia in 2019, which said that use of term ‘Grooming Gang’ is Islamophobia

UK Police clamps down on freedom of speech amid riots after Labour govt came to power, starts arresting people for social media posts and...

The Labour Party-led British government is cracking down on those who share social media posts about the UK riots that it believes are "likely to incite racial hatred."

UK election: Conservative Marco Longhi who attacked Hindus and PM Modi, raised Kashmir’s ‘independence’ to woo Muslim voters, losses to Labour’s Sonia Kumar

Marco Longhi had claimed that the people in Kashmir would have to face tough days after the election of PM Modi for the third term.

From Bihar to Wales: Labour Party’s Kanishka Narayan wins Vale of Glamorgan seat, first non-White to win from Wales

Kanishka Narayan was born in Bihar, India, and raised in Cardiff after moving there at the age of twelve.

Twenty-four sexual predators jailed in the UK: How Britain is reeling from the scourge of grooming jihad

Police called the assault which included rape and offence "abhorrent in the extreme" related to human trafficking in the UK.

London: Sword-wielding man attacks police officers and civilians in Hainault, arrested

The sword-wielding accused man smashed a vehicle into a house in Thurlow Gardens, London, before stabbing several people.

‘Leave the institution if you don’t like it’: High Court rejects Muslim girl’s petition against prohibition on namaz in British school

Thirty students began praying namaz in the school's yard in March of last year while kneeling on blazers.

Indian origin student from Britain jokes about being a part of the Taliban, faces trial in Spain now

Accused Indian student Aditya Verma, an economics student at Bath University, is currently on bail after he joked about being a part of Taliban

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