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How a biological male shockingly won World’s Strongest Woman before title was given to this Briton
A Briton was awarded the “World’s Strongest Woman” title on Tuesday after it emerged that the original winner was a transgender woman who wasn’t eligible to compete. Jammie Booker originally won the title, but when the event organizers, Strongman, learned that Booker was born male, they handed over the win to Britain’s Andrea Thompson, two…
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Total accused of war crimes over Mozambique massacre
French energy company Total is facing war crimes allegations over a massacre near its multi-billion...
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Trump’s return to the UK for state visit ignites protests and arrests
President Donald Trump was received with royal ceremony at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, but...
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Kenyan court orders arrest of British soldier over 2012 murder of Agnes Wanjiru
A Kenyan court has issued an arrest order for a British citizen accused of killing Agnes Wanjiru,...
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Nigel Farage vows to quit human rights pact and deport all illegal migrants if Reform UK wins power
Nigel Farage is promising one of the harshest immigration crackdowns in modern British politics, declaring that a Reform UK government would rip up international human rights agreements and remove anyone...
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British soldier accused of rape in Kenya reportedly transferred back to UK
A British soldier who allegedly raped a woman close to a controversial army camp in Kenya has been transferred back to the UK, as investigations into the incident continue. The alleged sexual assault unfolded...
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The story behind the first mixed race orphanage in Britain
Holnicote House, a hotel on Exmoor in Somerset, United Kingdom, was once home to Britain’s first mixed-race orphanage. Carol Edwards, who spent the first five years of her life at Holnicote House...
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This Sudanese teen has tried to cross the Channel to Britain on a small boat over 100 times to see his mother
A 17-year-old migrant from Sudan, Abdul Usman, has attempted to cross the Channel from France to Britain around 100 times on a small boat. Despite facing obstacles like police barring him from entry and...
