A priest has been struck off after pestering a vulnerable churchgoer to “come and have a treat with Father Pete”.
Reverend Peter Lambert is said to have made the comment as he took advantage of the woman and treated her to days out in what was deemed to be inappropriate conduct.
Rev Lambert, who is married, allegedly showered the woman with gifts and took her and her children out on day trips to places such as Hampshire’s New Forest National Park.
DC Comics fan have been left revolted by a bizarre new Batman storyline that sees the Joker become pregnant and give birth to ‘brown goo’ that transforms into a baby.
In the latest installment of the series, ‘The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing,’ Batman’s nemesis becomes pregnant after a curse is placed on him.
The Joker later ‘vomits a sort of brown goo’ that transforms into a baby boy, which ends up being mini version of the Joker. The issue also shows another twisted scene where supervillain Atomic Skull gives Joker a prenatal pelvic exam.
This is a foreign case, but it’s probably only a matter of time until it’s tried in America.
Sexual identity activists have insisted that people can change gender by thinking about it or “self-ID”. They’ve shown little concern about the privacy of women in locker rooms or the ability to girls to compete against men.
The case for the EU has always been based on fear, deception and an exaggerated sense of declinism.
We joined, we voted to stay, we voted to leave, we left. This year’s 50th anniversary of Britain’s accession to the then Common Market seems a good moment for another look at this half-century detour, marked by persistent collective uncertainty about whether we wanted to join ‘Europe’, stay in it or leave it. Throughout, our national responses have been marked by three things: ‘declinism’, deception (including self-deception) and fear.
Next month an AI attorney will defend a client in court
In February, the Sun informs us, an artificial intelligence robot will break new ground in the legal world by defending a client in court. The defendant’s phone will relay proceedings to the AI’s server, and the defendant will say only what the AI tells him to, via an earpiece.
Nature documentaries presented by “white, male voices” could put off ethnic minority views, according to a report funded by Britain’s major environmental agency.
Last year, the Environment Agency financially supported the study by an international climate change group which said the use of white narrators could make the sector feel “inaccessible to people from ethnic minorities”.
The research was uncovered by Conservative Way Forward, a Thatcherite pressure group, which found that Natural England and the Environment Agency – which have a combined annual budget of £1.3 billion – have been increasingly focused on issues of equality, diversity and inclusivity.
Health care has always been the canary in the coal mine when it comes to government competence and in Canada it’s on a death watch.
Our health care system is one of the most expensive in the world among comparable, developed countries with universal health care systems.
Given how hard Jordan Peterson has worked (and continues to work), it is difficult to attribute his phenomenal successes to simple good fortune. But, sometimes, even he can just get lucky.
As a result of the most boneheaded unforced error I have ever seen, the Ontario College of Psychologists is about to propel his already ascendant career into meteoric orbit.
This person is claiming to be a new gender called graygender. This is what radical gender theory does to young confused people. pic.twitter.com/fym0r9g3WA
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 6, 2023
With prices having skyrocketed across all sectors, likely as a result of massive COVID-19 government spending compounded by the economic fallout from the sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, an increasing number of Swedes are falling into poverty and are unable to afford basic necessities.
Despite the fact that absolute poverty in Sweden has decreased since the 1990s, the gap between the high and low earners continues to increase. Today, over half a million Swedes now find themselves unable to pay for the most basic expenses, with more and more people having to turn to charitable organizations in order not to starve, SvD Näringsliv reports.
A veterinary tranquilizer called xylazine is infiltrating street drugs, deepening addiction, baffling law enforcement and causing wounds so severe that some result in amputation.
PHILADELPHIA — Over a matter of weeks, Tracey McCann watched in horror as the bruises she was accustomed to getting from injecting fentanyl began hardening into an armor of crusty, blackened tissue. Something must have gotten into the supply.
Switching corner dealers didn’t help. People were saying that everyone’s dope was being cut with something that was causing gruesome, painful wounds.
“I’d wake up in the morning crying because my arms were dying,” Ms. McCann, 39, said.
Social media is awash with claims, repeated on news websites, that Russian President Vladimir Putin surrounded himself with actors for his New Year’s address and at previous events. But what’s the evidence?
We used facial recognition software to check some of these allegations.
The Russian president has a track record of posing at events where some of the attendees are not what they seem.
A BBC Russian investigation in 2020 found that some events presented as impromptu conversations with everyday people were actually filled with friendly local officials.
Activists are holding rallies across the country to oppose Canada’s plan to buy several new fighter jets.
In Montreal, a demonstration took place downtown, where chants of “no new fighter jets,” could be heard outside of the offices of Canada’s Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
Might just be a coincidence, but in 2021 World Beyond War led a campaign against "The Arrest of Meng Wanzhou & the New Cold War on #China" https://t.co/ylb4rCT9NK
— Greg Renouf 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 (@grenouf) January 7, 2023
One of the critical threats to the US national peace and security is that the Iranian regime, while using Latin America as a sanctuary, has been increasing its presence and terror cells there.
As protests continue in Iran, the Iranian regime’s officials are in the process of obtaining passports and asylum from Latin American countries, particularly from Venezuela, at the doorstep of the United States.
Six journalists have been detained by South Sudan security forces over viral footage of the country’s president apparently urinating on himself, a press freedom watchdog has reported.
The clip, filmed during an official event, shows South Sudanese leader Salva Kiir standing for the national anthem, initially oblivious as a stain spreads on his trousers and a pool forms at his feet. The camera abruptly turns away after Kiir and his entourage appear to notice what is happening.
African leaders should obey old age. Cde Salva Kiir, the president of South Sudan, is captured on video wetting trousers in a national function attended by diplomats. pic.twitter.com/9lHv3iOYJX
— Abdulahi Adan (@AbdulahiAdan10) December 14, 2022
