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Anti-immigration protests across Australia, including neo-Nazi groups, led to clashes, injuries, and police intervention. Politicians condemned the rallies as racist, citing misinformation and societal fears fueling extremism. The events highlight rising far-right activity and ongoing debates on immigration policy.
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Recent proposals to extend the settlement period from five to ten years in the UK have caused anxiety among Hong Kong migrants and skilled workers. Thinktank analysis suggests the move could generate billions in revenue but risks increased costs, insecurity, and economic harm. The government has yet to clarify the policy's scope.
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A large far-right protest in London organized by Tommy Robinson drew up to 150,000 attendees, resulting in clashes with police, injuries, and a viral video of a man calling for Keir Starmer's assassination. Police are investigating threats and violence, with multiple arrests made since the event on September 13.
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The ongoing Women’s Rugby World Cup features many lopsided scores but remains widely enjoyed. England’s dominance, standout young players, and the tournament’s spirited atmosphere highlight the sport’s growth and appeal despite uneven matchups, challenging traditional notions of sports excitement today.
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A 25-year-old Eritrean man, scheduled for deportation under the UK-France scheme, received a court-ordered temporary reprieve amid his trafficking claim. The case highlights ongoing tensions over migration policies, legal challenges, and the UK’s efforts to curb small boat crossings. The deportation is now delayed pending further legal review.
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As of early October 2025, Labour's annual conference in Liverpool highlights Prime Minister Keir Starmer's pledge to confront Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, condemning its immigration policies as racist. Internal tensions surface with Andy Burnham criticizing a 'climate of fear' in Labour and hinting at leadership ambitions. Meanwhile, health reforms including an NHS online hospital are announced amid cautious expert reactions. The far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London, led by Tommy Robinson and supported by Elon Musk, intensifies concerns over division and racism in Britain.
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Iberdrola plans to invest over £24 billion in UK energy infrastructure by 2028, focusing on grid upgrades to meet rising demand. The company will allocate 35% of the funds to the UK, creating 15,000 jobs, amid ongoing debates over energy costs and renewable infrastructure.
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A large far-right march in London, estimated at 150,000 participants, has prompted strong reactions from UK political leaders. The event featured prominent figures like Tommy Robinson and Elon Musk, with Labour and Conservative figures condemning the rhetoric and pledging to counteract divisive policies on migration and national identity. The government is intensifying its stance on immigration and social cohesion.
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On October 2, 2025, during Yom Kippur, Jihad Al-Shamie, a 35-year-old British citizen of Syrian descent, attacked worshippers outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Manchester. He rammed a car into pedestrians and stabbed several people, killing two and seriously injuring four. Police shot the attacker dead at the scene. The attack is being investigated as terrorism linked to Islamist extremism amid rising antisemitism in the UK.
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Israeli diaspora minister Amichai Chikli invited Tommy Robinson, a far-right UK activist with criminal convictions, to visit Israel following a Manchester synagogue attack. The move has sparked condemnation from British Jewish groups and politicians, citing Robinson's history of extremism and criminality. Robinson plans to visit Israel later this month.
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Recent incidents highlight ongoing challenges for Reform UK, including allegations of Russian influence, internal conflicts, and political violence. Key figures like Nigel Farage and allies are under scrutiny amid accusations of links to Kremlin funding and inflammatory rhetoric, raising questions about the party's future and influence.
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On November 7, 2025, Tesla shareholders approved a $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, contingent on ambitious targets over the next decade, including boosting Tesla's market cap to $8.5 trillion, selling 12 million vehicles annually, and deploying one million robotaxis and humanoid robots. The package is the largest in corporate history but has drawn criticism over its size and Musk's political controversies.