CRISIS IN UKRAINE: The United Kingdom Accuses Russia Of "Wanting To Install A Pro-Russian Leader" In Ukraine And Moscow Accuses London Of "Disinforming"

According to a statement from the Foreign Office, the Russian intelligence services have maintained contacts with several Ukrainian politicians.

The United Kingdom has affirmed this Saturday that it has reliable information about Russia 's maneuvers to "install a pro-Russian leader in Kiev", while fears grow that Moscow will invade Ukraine.

According to a statement from the Foreign Office , Russian intelligence services have maintained contacts with several Ukrainian politicians and "former deputy Yevhen Murayev is considered a potential leader" of this former Soviet republic, "although not the only one." Russia has rejected this claim and accuses London of spreading "disinformation".

Omicron: Thousands Of Anti-vaccine Protesters Create Chaos Outside Downing Street London

The protest, one of the largest held since the start of the pandemic, coincided with the declaration of a "serious incident" in London.

Thousands of anti-vaccine protesters from all over the United Kingdom collapsed Parliament Square in London this Saturday and staged clashes with the police in front of the Dowing Street fences, shouting "No to Covid passports!", "Down with tyranny! " and "Stop Boris Johnson!"

Beijing Winter Olympics: Boris Johnson Is Considering Boycotting The Olympics In China

After the USA, the British government is also considering not sending diplomats to the games. They wants to demonstrate against human rights violations.

After the USA, Great Britain is now considering diplomatically boycotting the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing. This was reported by the Times on Saturday. According to the report, the British government is advising whether it will only send its ambassador to China to the games in February, but not British ministers. US President Joe Biden confirmed on Thursday that his government is also considering a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Games in Beijing.

David Amess | British Police Rate Attack On MPs As An Act Of Terrorism

The Tory MP had been stabbed to death in a citizens' clinic. Investigators see a possible connection to Islamist extremism in the attacker. Parliamentarian David Amess was stabbed to death during a public consultation. The British counter-terrorism unit has taken over the investigation.

The fatal knife attack on British Conservative MP David Amess has been classified as a terrorist act. The police announced that during the night. The anti-terrorism unit of the British police had started the investigation earlier. Amess was stabbed by an attacker on Friday in the English county of Essex.

Theresa May, the 'cast' iron lady

The topic of the new Iron Lady suited us well as a business card

The vitola of the 'daughter of the vicar' served to compare her prematurely with Angela Merkel. Then came the sambenito of "terribly difficult woman" (courtesy of his fellow Kenneth Clarke), used by herself to strut around Brussels, while in London reiterated that of Brexit to scratch the hyenas of the hard wing of her party.

The decline of Theresa May really began with that "Strong and Stable" that served as the worst slogan for her campaign in the early elections of 2017, her first major miscalculation. Instead of consolidating her mandate as David Cameron's successor, the conservative leader proved to be a much more "weak and unstable" leader than could be deduced after her forging as secretary of the Interior, totally lost in the swell of the campaign, unable to connect with the voters.

Even so, most Britons continued to respect her for months, believing that the Brexit would occur at 11 pm in London (midnight in Brussels) on March 29, 2019.

The date written in stone was crumbled in clay. His iron mood ended up melting into the open fire of his own party. The hard 'brexiteros' shot to kill and the conservative media (with the Daily Telegraph and the Sun at the head) were shooting her with her headlines and her cartoons, until turning her into a caricature of herself.

"Could perhaps exists in additional congregation," said the president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker, precisely when the 'premier' still had a minimum of credibility in his land. Then came the cure of reality, and the splinter of the "safeguard" Irish, which was the chinita in his leopard imitation shoes.

Juncker now declares his last admiration for May and her condition of "hard and resilient woman", against the crowd of successors and successors who have been sharpening their knives since the disaster of those early elections that served to complicate everything. The 'Tories' lost their parliamentary majority and the 'premier' was suddenly seen between the sword of the hard wing of his party and the wall of the Northern Irish Unionists.

The conspiracies against May date back to September 2017, when the Brexit began to 'soften' in his speech in Florence. Then came the nightmare of the Conference of the Conservative Party in Manchester, when he lost his voice while the poster behind him was losing the lyrics, after a spontaneous interrupted his speech. Many saw everything as a foretaste of his fall. But he still had rope.

Persistent to nausea, the 'premier' gave the impression of straightening the ship when it was a year before the chimes. That other speech, at the Mansion House, however, marked a new turning point. Then came the 'encerrona' of Checkers, which led to the resignation of his Brexit minister David Davis and the much-announced escape of Boris Johnson, finally free, leaving a trail of loud gaffes as head of the Foreign Office.

Thus began the unceasing tide of government crisis and the succession of headlines predicting the last afternoons with Theresa. But the greatest battle was still lurking in Westminster, after that race against time to close the Brexit agreement with Brussels in the throes of 2018. The House of Commons punished May with the biggest parliamentary defeat of a Government in the history of the Kingdom. United: 432 against 202 votes. Oblivious to the setback, the "premier" tried again twice, and reduced the difference to 58 votes at the end, including the 34 'ultrabreweries' of his own party who finally dug their pit.

Since then, May has lived on loan, even though on Tuesday she was unmarked with another of her unfortunate speeches at the PricewaterhouseCoopers headquarters, opening the door to a second referendum and proclaiming to her dispassionate style: "This is a great time to be live".

At 62 years old, dark circles and necklaces weigh him like chains, although he persists in disguising it. Resilience has a limit, even though his personal battle against type 1 diabetes (which forces him to inject insulin several times a day) has prepared him against his closest enemies. Her husband Philip, who always fled comparisons with Denise Thatcher, will have to say something similar after 28 years: "You've done enough, my dear, you've put everything on your side, for the love of God, and you stay longer.”

RHT | RUN HIDE TELL | London Bridge Attacks

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At Least 7 Dead And 20 Injured following incidents at London Bridge, Borough and Vauxhall. The incidents on London Bridge and in borough market are confirmed by police to be terrorist attacks. Vauxhall was an unrelated stabbing. London Bridge Shut Down After Pedestrians Struck; Stabbings Reported in Nearby Market. ISIS flag spotted shortly after incident. At least 3 different groups displaying banner. Confirmed.  Officials declare London hit & run, stabbing acts of terrorism. 

Two arrested for 'compromising' a plane flying from Lahore to Manchester

Two men aged 30 and 41 have been arrested on a Pakistan International Airlines flight that landed at London's Stansted Airport after being diverted in flight and escorted by RAF fighter , as reported by Sky News. The flight PK709 from Lahore to Manchester, traveling with 297 passengers on board when diverted his route for the altercation led by the two suspects. As stated several passengers Geo TV Pakistan Television, the two men tried to enter the cockpit. Others argue, however, that merely uttering cries in Urdu. Passengers were first reported diversion of the aircraft on the route because of bad weather. The pilot turned to Stansted but after activating the emergency code by the Ministry of Defence. The device was taken to an isolated area of Stansted, while the rest of the airport continued operating normally. The passengers left the machine and recognized that the pilot told them he had received "a threat." No regrets wounded. The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that type Typhoon fighter jets took off to investigate an "incident" in British airspace, according to Reuters. Mashood Takwar, spokesman for Pakistan International Airlines, told Sky News that the diversion was 25 minutes before landing in Manchester, after he made ​​contact with air traffic controllers, the pilot with information provided by the security services MI5 British. The incident comes two days after the murder of soldier Lee Rigby, at the hands of two Islamic radicals in the London Borough of Woolwich. MI5 and Scotland Yard have enabled terrorist alert amid fears of possible attacks. More than 1,200 police have been deployed in London as a precaution and protection against possible attacks by right-wing groups against mosques and Islamic centers.