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Dozens of Muslim teenagers sent to Government's anti-terror programme - Vimarsana News

Dozens of Muslim teenagers sent to Government's anti-terror programme

Dozens of Muslim schoolboys have been referred to the Government's Prevent programme after viewing and sharing Nazi videos and memes in the wake of the October 7 attack.

Kate Middleton Apologises For 'Photoshopped' Image, Internet Responds With 'Royal' Memes - Vimarsana News

Kate Middleton Apologises For 'Photoshopped' Image, Internet Responds With 'Royal' Memes

Kate Middleton issues apology after new agencies withdraw her Mother's Day portrait citing manipulation. Public responds with memes.

Source: news18.com
Jolene Bunting: Ex-Belfast councillor launches bid to overturn ban on seeking re-election - Vimarsana News

Jolene Bunting: Ex-Belfast councillor launches bid to overturn ban on seeking re-election

Former Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting has launched a High Court bid to overturn her three-year ban on seeking re-election.

Jolene Bunting: Ex-Belfast councillor loses legal battle over being disqualified from seeking re-election for three years - Vimarsana News

Jolene Bunting: Ex-Belfast councillor loses legal battle over being disqualified from seeking re-election for three years

Former Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting has lost her legal battle over being disqualified from seeking re-election for three years.

Ex-Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting 'feared facing Britain First leader Paul Golding at tribunal', appeal court hears - Vimarsana News

Ex-Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting 'feared facing Britain First leader Paul Golding at tribunal', appeal court hears

Former Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting was unfairly banned from seeking re-election at a tribunal where she feared having to face the leader of far-right party Britain First, the Court of Appeal heard today.