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2021-04-07 04:05:24 GMT2021-04-07 12:05:24(Beijing Time) Xinhua English by Xinhua writer Zhang Dailei LONDON, April 7 (Xinhua) -- The enormous success of China can only be achieved by a party that "retains its close links with the people in its roots, in the working people of China," said Communist Party of Britain (CPB) General Secretary Robert Griffiths. In a recent interview with Xinhua, the British communist leader hailed the great achievements of his Chinese comrades during the past "momentous" century, noting that the key to the Communist Party of China (CPC)'s success lies preci...

VIETNAM’S parliament elected Pham Minh Chinh, head of the Communist Party’s central committee, as prime minister on Monday, replacing Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who was sworn in as the country’s president. “The prime minister clearly recognises his responsibility in inheriting and promoting the achievements [of the previous government],” he said, in his first speech after election. He pledged to “firmly defend” Vietnam’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity. Mr Chinh led a Communist Party of Vietnam delegation to Britain in 2018, visiting the Marx Memorial Library and h...

Former exotic dancers Yvonne McDermid, 36, and Cheryl Hanrahan became embroiled in a fight. This came after McDermid called the 45-year-old a ‘glass-eyed prostitute’. She caused the victim actual bodily harm when she used a plastic jug to strike her on the side of the face. The incident happened during a night out at the Wiggle Gentlemen’s Club in Old Christchurch Road. They had a bitter falling out before they bumped into each other on a night out in August 2018. Miss Hanrahan, who wears a glass eye from a childhood accident, sat down near to McDermid after coming off the d...

Yvonne McDermid, 36, and Cheryl Hanrahan, 45, got into fight during night out Pair had both worked at Wiggle Gentleman's Club in Bournemouth but fell out McDermid called Miss Hanrahan 'glass eyed prostitute' during chance meeting Miss Hanrahan poured drink on her in response before they later met at Wiggle In retaliation McDermid left Miss Hanrahan unconscious in an attack with a jug Court found her guilty of actual bodily harm and gave her a 14-month suspended sentence

A crepe stall closed down by the council over fears massive queues would help spread coronavirus has taken to the high court to fight to stay open. Landlord of the King William IV pub, Jimmy McGrath, hired a barrister to argue his case after his business La Creperie was closed following complaints from those living nearby. La Creperie, which opened in November, is just yards away from La Creperie de Hampstead - a 40-year-old business popular with celebrities including Kate Moss and Harry Styles. Queues at both crepe businesses had started to clog the pavement in the affluent area of Hampstead...