BLM Protestors Vandalise Indian Restaurant in London, Spray-paint Racial Slurs
In a shocking incident, an Indian restaurant in Queensbury named 'Meera's Village' was vandalised by violent #BlackLivesMatter protestors. While the restaurant was left ransacked, the vandals also wrote derogatory Indophobic racial slurs on the restaurant's art-wall.
Pictures of the incident were shared by a London-resident on Twitter who wrote "We Gujarati’s are a minority community in the UK, smaller than...
Rwanda asylum: Final legal challenges to be heard before flight
Three additional individuals because of the principal flight taking shelter searchers to Rwanda are arranging lawful difficulties before take-off later on Tuesday.
They are among eight individuals still on the traveler list after handfuls won legitimate cases and were eliminated.
A final desperate effort to impede the flight by and large was dismissed by the Court of Appeal on Monday, nonetheless.
The...
Claims That Trump Got British Ambassador to the US Sacked Emerge
According to The Telegraph's report, Trump may have gotten the former British Ambassador to the US.
Sir Darroch resigned in July a year ago after spilled reports uncovered the ambassador had called the Trump organization "ungainly and bumbling". Mr Trump reacted at the time by calling Sir Darroch "an extremely dumb person".
The ambassador at that point declared it would be...
The Egyptian Ahmed Zulficar to penetrate the UK market
From Egypt to Russia and now they’re coming to London!
Over the last 3 years alone, Ahmed Zulficar along with an investment entity have connected $125million of capital, showcased to over 5000 high net-worth investors and investment groups at events spanning 6 countries and 12 cities.
This year, due to the unforeseen circumstance of COVID-19, Ahmed Zulficar has gone completely virtual...
Julian Assange’s mother accuses May of using son to cause distraction from Brexit
Julian Assange was bundled into a police van following his arrest at the Ecuadorian embassy CREDIT:HENRY NICHOLLS/REUTERSJulian Assange's mother has accused Theresa May of using her son's "thuggish" arrest to divert attention from "her Brexit dog's breakfast".Mrs Assange, who pledged to "fight like hell" to clear her son's name, tweeted: "Theresa May trying to divert attention away from her Brexit...
UK Faces Vaccine Shortage, Pharma Giants Still in Denial
Drug goliaths Pfizer and AstraZeneca have dismissed an NHS guarantee that the UK is confronting a COVID-19 vaccine shortage, asserting there is no danger to provisions.
The two driving immunization makers both said they stay on course to meet their conveyance responsibilities and denied they were confronting disturbance in provisions.
Their disobedient assertions seemed to negate a letter to immunization focuses...
David Cameron claims Johnson ‘didn’t believe in’ Brexit; backed to up his career
The ex-Tory leader says BoJo threw his weight behind the campaign even though he was “certain the Brexit side would lose”.
The former PM says Boris wanted to “become the darling of the party” using the referendum to ensure others, including Michael Gove, did not “win that crown”.
He says: “The conclusion I am left with is that he risked an...
Serial Stabbings in Birmingham City Centre – ‘Major Incident’ Declared
Police have confirmed various individuals have been harmed yet their conditions are presently obscure. In an announcement West Midlands Police stated: "We can confirm that at approximately 12.30am today we were called to reports of a stabbing in Birmingham city centre. “We immediately attended, along with colleagues from the ambulance service.
“A number of other stabbings were reported in the...
Major boost for PM as France threatens to veto further Brexit delays
France has threatened to refuse another Brexit delay, its foreign minister said today, as he blasted "we're not going to do this every three months".
Jean-Yves Le Drian gave Boris Johnson an unexpected boost as he said the country would not accept an extension to the October 31 Brexit deadline.
The UK government wants to remove the Irish backstop, which would...
In the UK, flying is now cheaper than trains
Choosing to fly rather than taking the train could save you hundreds of pounds as formulated by a new research.
According to the research, it is because 60 per cent of long-distance journeys in Britain are cheaper by plane than rail.
The analysis, carried out by the Times, showed that commuters could save up to £104 per return journey if they...
