Viral image of protesters waving Palestinian flags outside the Eiffel Tower is AI-generated

Although there is plenty of authentic footage of the damage caused by recent protests in France, including near the Eiffel Tower , this image is not real. There have been mass protests across France since late September…

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George Wright: Whatever happened to The Bow Group?

Founded in 1951 by a group of Conservative students, the Bow Group turned 75 this last February. Not that you would know, of course: the website banner and logo are still set up for its 70th anniversary in 2021. Examine…

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Uk Column News — 19th October 2026

01:47 Army General Sir Roly Walker’s War BFBS Forces News on X Strategic Defence Review 2025 | Ministry of Defence NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Conversation with Maria Tadeo | NATO Equities | Financial Times…

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UK and Poland accuse Hegseth of downplaying allies’ role in Afghanistan

It was actually closer to one or two that by the end were actually involved in kinetic operations. In fact the patch ISAF, we joked it meant ‘I Saw Americans Fighting’.” All of NATO’s then-28 members participated in the…

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French PM orders ‘localized’ curfews in response to looting and unrest

Coulaine issued a curfew affecting only minors. Those announcements came after an emergency meeting at the French interior ministry following scenes of widespread chaos that played out across France on Saturday. While…

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Old video shared as French student protests

But this video has actually been online since at least March 2023. Students across France have been holding demonstrations against poor classroom conditions and underfunding in education since late September. Some…

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Russian pneumonia death exposes limits of international health rules

There is a 'should' obligation under Article 8,” said Habibi. “It is highly encouraged, it is good practice, it is moral to do so. But is it a strict legal requirement? Potentially, one could argue that there is freedom…

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Youth services in parts of England in state of emergency, children’s commissioner says

The children's commissioner, Rachel de Souza, said in some local authorities individual service failures or systemic problems meant "no child could reasonably be expected to thrive and those that do thrive do so against…

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The multiple sclerosis gap Europe cannot afford to ignore

We now know that MS affects far more than mobility. Fatigue affects 94 percent of people with MS, while 75 percent report cognitive difficulties, but both are absent in the EDSS assessment. 3 In a field where clinical…

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Rehman Chishti: There are important reasons the UK should support Saudi Arabia against Houthi terrorism

He’s currently Executive Director Diplomacy & International Relations at Alfaisal University in Riyadh. The United Kingdom and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, have a long historic special relationship, with numerous state…

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