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On This Day: UK's Princess Diana dies in tragic car crash in Paris
Princess Diana is held in high regard by many in the UK and around the world, with many labeling her one of, if not the most beloved British royals in history.
NHS doctor denies posting social media support for Hamas in London court
Four men plead guilty to March arson attack on Hatzalah ambulances in London
British PM reportedly ready to announce Israeli settlement trade ban in coming weeks
Turkish national charged by US for funding Hamas using sham humanitarian charity
According to the DOJ, Mohammad Yousef Hasna provided financing and commodities to Hamas and worked closely with Hamas terrorists, including senior Hamas terrorist Ghazi Hamad.
Musical band Massive Attack members barred from Singapore after displaying Palestinian flag
Singapore is investigating possible licensing breaches after the musical band Massive Attack displayed a Palestinian flag. Two of its members are barred from returning.
Britain's by-election circus shows politics has become a clown show - opinion
From political stunts to clown candidates, Britain's latest by-elections expose a system the author says is losing credibility.
UK Anti-Zionist Jewish group pickets to remove charity status of JNF outside Charity Commission
Protesters accused the UK Charity Commission of inaction and demanded action against JNF UK and other Jewish organizations over disputed land projects.
Antisemitism in UK soccer jumps 43% as total discrimination reports hit record high
The highest number of actual reports was categorized under 'racism,' 'sexism,' and 'homophobia,' in that order.
Norwegian teen found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder in Iran-linked plot
Prosecutors said Natland had been recruited by the Foxtrot Network, a Swedish organized crime group used by the Iranian state and sanctioned by both Britain and the United States.
Britain bans the IRGC, but leaves Tehran a wide-open visa door - opinion
Despite outlawing the IRGC, Britain continues to allow a London-based institution with historic ties to Iran's supreme leader to sponsor foreign workers, raising questions about national security.
British Medical Association calls on NHS to halt IHRA roll-out pending legal opinion
The BMA has urged NHS England to halt the IHRA antisemitism definition rollout, citing legal risks and concerns over staff free expression across the NHS.
UK local council votes to end decades-old twin city agreement with Haifa
Hackney's twinning agreement with Haifa was established in 1968 in a spirit of working-class solidarity, bringing multi-faith and multi-ethnic cooperation centered around medical links.
Pro-Palestine activist spared jail after 17-hour barefoot Big Ben protest cost UK taxpayers £92,000
As part of his suspended sentence, Daniel Day was ordered to complete up to 20 rehabilitation days and will be subjected to four months of electronic monitoring.
