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Some convictions have been for solely making social media posts, under a 40-year-old law, but most have been for violent crime and disorder.

Authorities and experts are trying to make sense of demonstrations and violent riots that have entered their seventh day across multiple cities.

Free speech campaigners expressed shock at the repeal of the law, which was labelled ‘burdensome and damaging’ by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.

Choudary has been convicted of terrorism offences by a British jury after a trial that heard about online speeches he made to an audience in New York.

More awareness is needed around their activities via increased transparency or education, experts said.

Anjem Choudary has been convicted of terrorist offences after a trial that heard how Al-Muhajiroun had repeatedly changed its name.

An asylum seeker who was a prisoner of conscience in China for a total of 10 years over the spiritual practice told the crowd how he had been tortured.

The Education Policy Institute said that while grading and assessment has returned to normal, ’the impact of the pandemic is not yet over.’

The solar farm trade association said that the idea that such sites ‘form a meaningful threat to the UK’s food security is nothing more than a myth.’

The EDSK warned that the plans would create a ‘perverse incentive’ for parents of special needs children in private schools to seek funding from local councils.

The prime minister said he will ’take action accordingly' after launching an audit of UK–China relations that Labour has promised.

Net zero minister Ed Miliband said previous administrations’ ‘de facto ban’ on onshore wind were a ’symbol of how bad decisions’ have put up energy bills.

However, producers warn that time is running out to construct these shelters, as some, which can cost up to £4 million, can take nearly a year to build.

All parties pledge extra staff but policies vary on how to achieve this, while Reform makes a radical tax promise to NHS workers and to pull out of the WHO.

Labour has picked six members of the National Executive Committee and several officials from trade unions and think tanks to be parliamentary candidates.

Economists warn that massive expenditure during COVID-19 lockdowns could shape politics for at least a decade.

The government also announced similar restrictions for NHS prescriptions ’to further close the loopholes,' following the Cass Review on gender services.

Dr. Clare Craig revealed internal email where government employee said vaccine records were not received in all cases before datasets of deceased were compiled.

Staff reported a surge in theft and damage of the newspapers amid concerns about the CCP’s control of overseas Chinese people.

Toby Young said the difference between a ‘conspiracy theory’ and a perfectly legitimate theory is ’sometimes nothing more than the passage of time.’