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 Macron says Putin gave him personal assurances on Ukraine Emmanuel Macron   ended a whirlwind diplomatic mission to Moscow and Kiev on Tuesday, saying he had received personal assurances from Vladimir Putin that Russia would not escalate the crisis in Ukraine.  Speaking after talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv, Macron said Putin  made it clear during Monday's talks that he would not be the one to escalate tensions. The standoff could take months to resolve, Macron added. Zelenskiy, however, said he was skeptical of his Russian counterpart's apparent commitment to peace. "I don't really trust words.  I believe that every politician can be transparent by taking concrete action," Zelenskiy said at a joint press conference with Macron. ", Zelenskiy added. On Tuesday, six Russian warships and a submarine passed through the Dardanelles Strait, heading to the Black Sea from the Mediterranean. Russia on Wednesday, the ships, landing craft use...

 Johnson will not appeal to Jimmy Savile's observation says 10Boris Johnson will not apologize for false observations by connecting Keir Starmer to the failure of Jimmy Savile, he said his carrier."But obviously he had responsibility for the conduct of the CPS."  I don't think there's any reasonable way to suggest that  comments about Keir Starmer's overall responsibility for the CPS somehow led to the very embarrassing and totally unacceptable harassment that we saw last night.  A source n No 10  said the Prime Minister did not intend to go beyond his condemnation of Starmer's abuses "no more time to prosecute journalists and not prosecute Jimmy Savile. Labor MPs expressed their anger at  Starmer and Lammy's abuse in Westminster on Monday, with the couple being crammed into a police car to be escorted away from the crowds.

Evidence police Belfast colluded  loyalists Troubles  Evidence of "collusive behaviour" between police and loyalist paramilitary groups over killings during the Troubles has been uncovered by a surveillance investigation. Marie Anderson, Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, said she was "deeply concerned" about the "significant shortcomings" she had uncovered in her investigation into Ulster Defense Association homicides and attempted murders ( UDA) in south Belfast in the 1990s. Eight loyalist attacks attributed to the UDA or its Ulster Freedom Fighters (UFF) cover name were examined in the Ombudsman's 344-page report released on Tuesday. Eleven people were killed in the attacks, including five who lost their lives in the attack on bookmaker Sean Graham  in February 1992.  Among his findings, Anderson said Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) records linked to the massacre of certain bookmakers  had been deliberately destroyed. He also said the Special R...

 Peers plan prevent women fleeing rape from obtaining refugee status Peers are trying to block plans that could prevent women  fleeing rape, forced marriage, trafficking or female genital mutilation from obtaining refugee status, a decision that critics say was secretly introduced into law on nationality and border immigration. Fellow Labor Lady Lister, with support from  Lady Cushions MP, Liberal Democrat Lord Paddick and the Bishop of Gloucester,  tabled an amendment to the Bill which is due to be discussed on Tuesday. If approved, it will undo a clause added to the controversial bill after the consultation period ended. Colleagues say the late-added clause will seriously harm survivors of gender-based persecution from being recognized as refugees and obtaining protection, a change that will disproportionately affect women and girls. Lawyers say the clause, if approved, will change the way the 1951 UN Refugee Convention is interpreted. Clause 32 of the Convention r...

 The British obtain a warrant from the High Court to prosecute the head of Interpol for torture.  A British football fan who claims he was falsely tortured and incarcerated in the United Arab Emirates in 2019 while on holiday there watching Asian Cup matches has sued the new Interpol chief. Ali Issa Ahmad has been authorized by the High Court in London to take legal action against Major General Ahmed Nasser al-Raisi, accused of complicity in torture and  appointed  head of Interpol last November. Raisi, who was appointed inspector general of the UAE's interior ministry  in 2015,  responsible for overseeing prisons and policing, is one of six senior UAE officials  sued for damages by Ahmad, on May 28, 2021, Ahmad sent compensation claim letters  to the six officials. In addition to Raisi,  officials include Saqr Saif alNaqbi, chief prosecutor for state security  in Abu Dhabi; Major General Faris Khalaf alMazrouei, Commander-in-Chief of Ab...

 Is  Carrie Johnson turned to be embarrassed by Michael Ashcroft The reason is that the prime minister himself, not his wife, is responsible for his decisions,” she wrote. Carrie Johnson:  Downing Street puppeteer – or easy target? The book makes a number of significant  and controversial allegations, including that Carrie Johnson texted staff from the Prime Minister's phone, interfered in major policy decisions and organized the hiring or firing of members staff, depending on who was in favour. do not post to make money; his net worth is  estimated at $2.1 billion, the bulk of which comes from the sale of home security company ADT. He is a citizen of Belize, where he is a major investor. Ashcroft employs writers and researchers for its books, usually a lead author with a photo cola team.  Read Also this News  Freedoms gatherings admonition Trump's Remain Mexico reestablished They are a privileged and trusted few, including  former Sunday Times po...