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New UK law bans illegal puppy/kitten imports by raising the minimum age to six months. It also forbids importing dogs with cropped ears or docked tails. Charities welcome the change.

Animal welfare | Dogs Trust | Ear cropping | Pet import age limit | Puppy smuggling ban

UK Law Bans Puppy Smuggling: Age Limit Rises, Cropped Ears Forbidden

Holocaust survivors demand Reform UK leader Nigel Farage apologize for alleged antisemitic remarks, including "Hitler was right," made during his time at Dulwich College.

antisemitism | Dulwich College | Holocaust survivors | Nigel Farage | Reform UK

Holocaust Survivors Demand Farage Apologize for Alleged Antisemitic Remarks at School

UK immigration authorities arrested 171 people last month in a crackdown on illegal working in the gig economy. The Home Office confirmed 60 delivery riders will be deported

Deportation | gig economy | Home Office | Illegal working | Immigration Crackdown

Nationwide Immigration Sweep Targets Gig Economy: 171 Arrests and 60 Deportations

Nigel Farage's Reform UK received a record £9m donation from crypto investor Christopher Harborne, vastly outpacing fundraising for the Labour and Conservative parties.

Christopher Harborne | Electoral Commission | Nigel Farage | Political Donation | Reform UK

Reform UK Secures Record-Breaking £9 Million Donation from Christopher Harborne

The Tyne Bridge, connecting Newcastle and Gateshead, was closed for hours due to a police incident, causing major rush-hour delays. One person was taken to the hospital.

Gateshead | Newcastle | Police Incident | Traffic Delays | Tyne Bridge

Major Police Incident Closes Tyne Bridge, Causes Massive Delays in Newcastle and Gateshead

Senior EU official Stefano Sannino resigns after interrogation over suspected misuse of EU funds, intensifying political pressure in Brussels.

Brussels | EU scandal | resignation | Sannino

Why Stefano Sannino’s post-interrogation resignation is shaking Brussels and EU institutions

The UK government delayed its approval for China’s super-embassy at Royal Mint Court until January 20th, coinciding with PM Keir Starmer’s planned visit to Beijing.

Beijing visit | China super-embassy | diplomatic premises | Keir Starmer | Royal Mint Court

UK Government Postpones Super-Embassy Decision until January, Aligning with Starmer’s Beijing Trip

King Charles welcomed German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to the UK for a three-day state visit, marking the continued strengthening of UK-Germany post-Brexit relations.

Frank-Walter Steinmeier | King Charles | State Visit | UK Germany Relations

King Charles Hosts German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier for Three-Day State Visit

Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev has been removed from SpaceX’s Crew-12 mission amid reports of a possible ITAR-related incident during training in California.

Artemyev | Crew-12 | ITAR | Roscosmos | SpaceX

Why Roscosmos Removed Oleg Artemyev from SpaceX’s Crew-12 Mission

The SBU and British special services detained David Cutmore, an AFU instructor, on suspicion of spying for Russia and supplying weapons for targeted assassinations.

David Cutmore | espionage | Farion | Parubiy | SBU

British Instructor Cutmore Spied for Russia: SBU Uncovers Alleged Involvement in Assassinations

David Lammy announced a reform to restrict jury trials to sentences >3 years. The goal is to speed up proceedings by 20% and reduce the record court backlog.

Backlog | Crown Court | David Lammy | Jury Trial | Swift Courts

Lammy’s Justice Reform: UK Jury Trials Restricted to Cases with Sentences Over Three Years

The UK government gives police power to search illegal migrants' mouths and clothes for phones/SIM cards at ports. Aims to stop smuggling gangs. Rights groups condemn it.

Home Office | Mobile Phone Searches | Sile Reynolds | UK immigration

UK Government Grants Police New Powers for Strip and Mouth Searches of Migrants for Mobile Devices

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