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Khan to launch MMA league in Britain
Boxer Amir Khan is planning to launch a team-based mixed martial arts league in Britain in 2017. The Super Fight League will see eight teams from different parts of Britain competing in a league format. "MMA is big and getting bigger," Khan, a financial stakeholder in Indian MMA promotion Super Fight League, told BBC...
Theresa May brings back grammar schools as she turns on Cameron’s failed policies
THERESA May is set to bring back grammar schools by scrapping a ban on the controversial academic establishments brought in by Tony Blair. As part of her plan for social cohesion Mrs May, who was educated at a grammar school herself, will allow a new wave of...
ISIS terror alert for Brit troops told to cover up clues they are in military on holiday
BRITISH troops are being told to cover up any clues they are in the Armed Forces while on holiday to prevent being attacked by ISIS jihadis abroad. Soldiers have been told to cover up tattoos showing regimental insignia so they cannot easily be recognised by...
Fears ISIS jihadis will slip into Britain through small ports with no border control
FEARS have been raised Islamic State (ISIS) jihadis can easily slip into Britain on boats entering small unmanned marinas to carry out terrorist attacks across the UK. Concerns the extremists are using increasingly cunning ways to get into Britain have been...
Theresa May’s fracking proposal set to give British households £10k bonus
HUNDREDS of thousands of people could be sitting on a goldmine thanks to Theresa May’s desire to share out profits from the shale gas revolution. Under the new proposal, a percentage of profits from fracking, potentially up to £10,000,...
Theresa May brings back grammar schools as she turns on Cameron’s failed policies
THERESA May is set to bring back grammar schools by scrapping a ban on the controversial academic establishments brought in by Tony Blair. As part of her plan for social cohesion Mrs May, who was educated at a grammar school herself, will allow a new...
ATTACK OF THE DRONES: Why does Government back this flying nuisance despite terror fears?
THEY are a flying nuisance posing a serious terror threat, exposing Britons to burglars and are a huge hazard in the sky — but why is our Government continuing to back drones? US e-commerce giant Amazon was recently given the green light to launch drone...
‘Possible two-year wait for extra anti-terror firearms officers’ to hit British streets
COUNTER-TERRORISM teams could be waiting for up to two years before the extra firearms officers promised to combat an attack are operational, a police group has warned. Steve White, the Chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales, said the "best case scenario" would be 24 months to get the...
Teens playing Pokemon Go robbed at GUNPOINT by gang who lured them to London park
A VICIOUS gang used Pokemon Go to lure victims to a north London park and robbed them at gunpoint. Three teenagers were left shocked after three men armed with a gun took their possessions in Whittington Park in Islington. The teens, between the ages of 15 and 18, were playing the augmented reality game on Tuesday night when...
Briton bags £61million in EuroMillions draw
THE next Euromillions winner will be a Briton after it was revealed a UK ticket holder scooped the £61.1million jackpot. National Lottery announced the winner matched all seven numbers to grab the mammoth sum. The winning numbers were 01, 21, 26, 40, and 50. The lucky star numbers are 02 and 04. The jackpot, a total of...
REVEALED: Russia spy planes in Britain’s skies… and UK Government is ASSISTING the jets
VLADIMIR PUTIN'S spy planes are flying over the skies of Britain — and the UK Government have welcomed the Russian jets with open arms. And the relationship between the two super powers appears to be so cosy, that the UK air force personnel will be aboard the spy planes. Russian airmen have been given the green light...
Britain has friends in Europe
'The European Union seems to be falling in love with itself and needs to be reformed. We wanted to be the best in the world. But it seems many regions in world are far ahead of us.” These may sound like the sentiments of an ardent Brexiteer; but they are, in fact, the words of the Slovakian prime minister, Robert...