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It’s clear Trump is trying to bully Britain into joining his illegal war in Iran. We must stand firm. We cannot be dragged into another conflict in the Middle East. Diplomacy and de-escalation is the only way forward.

Sharaa’s decision to ban alcohol in Damascus today proves the impossibility of multi-religious, multi-sectarian, multi-ethnic states in the Middle East, proves that a Jewish state is a must, and so are a Christian state, a Druze one, and a Kurdish one, until the Muslim majority understands what liberty means and the difference between demographic majority and democracy (rule of the majority). The Muslim majority has yet to understand that, in a democracy, a majority cannot rewrite the constitution, remake the public space in its image, or trample personal freedom—liberty—such as the sale and consumption of alcohol in public, eating publicly during Ramadan, or talking to Israelis. No government whatsoever can tell a citizen what to do or not do. The only legitimate restrictions are incitement to violence (which limits free speech) and treason (strictly defined as leaking state secrets or giving material aid to another state against one’s own).

Man: ”As a brown person, it feels wrong that there are barely any White people in London. London is so diverse you can hardly see any White folk. I find that worrying for the White population; it doesn’t feel British. I feel like this is a slow genocide of the White population.”

Hundreds of thousands of Muslims have taken over the center of Moscow to mark the end of Ramadan. Putin's greatest fear is a Muslim revolt, led by Chechens and now they have the numbers.

A pastor in an evangelical church on Merseyside has been found guilty of seventeen offences, including sexual offences, against young girls and women. Walter Chahwanda, 34, of Plemonstall Court in Chester, was a pastor in the Apostolic Faith Mission before he set up his own church in Liverpool called Sound of Dominion. Over a period of around four years, he targeted children and young women across the country that he had met through the Apostolic Faith Mission church, sending them intimate sexual pictures and videos of himself. He also sexually assaulted one child aged 14. His method was the same in most of the instances. He would meet the children or young women through church related activities across the country and would then add them to his Snapchat or Instagram accounts and continue talking to them online, normally at first. But he would start to sexualise the chat, talking about the appearance of the girls and how he liked them. Then he would suddenly send them intimate pictures and videos of himself, often performing a sexual act. An element of the offending was that he would then goad his victims to reveal what he was doing and tell others in order to “expose him”. The thought of being caught appeared to be part of his sexual fantasies. Chahwanda had a role of authority and trust in the churches and was admired by many. The pictures and videos shocked and confused the victims who had respected Chahwanda. Several women did tell others about the pictures and the Church was also made aware, but he refused to stop. His offending escalated as time went on. The father of one of the victims reported what had happened to the NSPCC. Several other victims also went to the police and support organisations. Chawanda was initially arrested in February 2024 and was interviewed again in April 2025 following further enquiries being made by police into additional possible victims. Under questioning, he denied all of the allegations, although he did admit to having sexualised conversations on one of his social media sites. He dismissed this as “naughty” and said he was just indulging in role play in the chats. The Crown Prosecution Service originally authorised Merseyside Police to charge him with 22 counts in relation to nine victims. He pleaded not guilty to all offences but yesterday, 3 February 2026, he was found guilty on 17 counts by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court. He was found not guilty of one count of rape, one count of assault by penetration and one count of sending a photograph/film of his genitals. The CPS offered no evidence on two counts of blackmail and they were not put to the jury.   He will be sentenced on 20 March 2026.