Japan's new Prime Minister has stated that she would prefer that the nation's population to shrink naturally rather than replace them with migrants.

Japan recorded 686,061 births - the lowest number since records began in 1899 - while nearly 1.6 million people died, meaning for every baby born, more than two people died.

A former paratrooper accused of murdering two civilians in the Bloody Sunday shootings in Northern Ireland 53 years ago has been found not guilty.

Soldier F - who cannot be identified for legal reasons - was accused of killing James Wray and William McKinney during disorder after a civil rights parade on 30 January 1972 in Londonderry, also known as Derry.

The veteran was also found not guilty of five attempted murders at Belfast Crown Court on Thursday.

A Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked for gross misconduct after appearing in an undercover report by BBC Panorama.

Three allegations were upheld against PC Philip Neilson, including making "highly racist and discriminatory remarks" about different ethnic groups. He was dismissed with immediate effect.

Mr Neilson was recorded by the BBC referring to an "invasion" of "scum" from the Middle East, and made offensive comments about people from Algeria and Somalia.

He is the first of 10 current or former officers to face a hearing as part of the Met's accelerated misconduct proceedings over footage recorded during the Panorama investigation.

Viktor Orban addresses Hungarians saying 'We have been able to keep Hungary as the only migrant free country in Europe.'

He also addressed the fact they have been able to drive the LGBT activists from schools.

PM has 'confidence' in Jess Phillips after grooming survivors demanded her resignation.

All four survivors who quit the government's grooming gangs inquiry panel said they will consider returning to the process if Jess Phillips resigns.

A headteacher today described the Southport killer as ‘sinister, unpredictable and the most unusual’ pupil she had ever encountered in her career.

There was a sinister undertone, and it was difficult to build rapport. He had no respect for authority and generally a lack of respect of other pupils and staff. He was insistent that his views alone were correct and everyone else was wrong.

'There was never any sense of remorse or accountability for his actions. Those features are, in my view, extraordinary.’

Wood-burning stoves and open fires are linked to 2,500 deaths a year in Britain – and banning them could save the NHS £54million a year, a study claimed today.

They also linked air pollution from burning at home to an average of more than 3,700 cases of diabetes and nearly 1,500 cases of asthma in the country each year.

The report was commissioned by climate charity Global Action Plan and Hertfordshire County Council, and produced by UK environmental consultancy Ricardo.

Syrian migrant who had 'receding hairline' and 'grey hair' wins case after judge quashes council decision that he was 'clearly an adult' - and rules he was 16.

The migrant - who claimed he was 16 - had 'hairy, muscular arms', 'crow's feet lines' on his eyes, and 'wrinkles' on his forehead.

He is a smoker and has 'stubble', a 'deep voice', a 'visible Adam's apple', and age assessors said he had a 'receding hairline with grey hair all over his head'.

Derby City Council, which carried out the age assessment after his arrival, rejected his claims and said he was 'significantly over 18 years of age'.

Senior immigration workers had judged him to be aged between 24-26.

Cause looking for bills is such a hardship.

‘I wasn’t myself’ claimed female migrant who lured Lola Daviet to her death.

Benkired is said to have raped and slashed Lola, before partially splitting her skull and slowly suffocating her to death in Paris three years ago. Lola's head was parially severed before she was suffocated with duct tape.

On Monday – the second day of the trial – Benkired spoke for the first time about the murder, blaming it on drugs.

Keir Starmer has said 'We will not tolerate attacks on our Muslim communities or any form of anti-Muslim hatred.'

Resident doctors in England will go on strike next month, the British Medical Association (BMA) has said.

The five-day strike, which will take place between 14 and 19 November, is part of escalating industrial action over jobs and pay.

The BMA has argued that pay has declined significantly since 2008, and is calling for a rise of 29.2% to reverse "pay erosion".

Chancellor is said to be weighing up an astonishing pay-per-mile system for all UK drivers as she scrabbles to fill the gap.

Levies could also be placed on EV drivers to raise revenue. Proposals are said to include taxes on the weight of the car or a pay-per-mile system, which could see motorists changed for how often they drive.

Calvin Robinson noticing.

Labour is trounced in Welsh by-election - with Reform narrowly losing out to Plaid Cymru

Plaid Cymru triumphed in a close battle with Reform, collecting 15,961 votes to Nigel Farage's party's 12,113.

Labour, which held the seat before the death of sitting Senedd member Hefin David, secured just 3,713 and came a distant third.

Indians in London.

This is domination.

SNP Ministers want to make everyone in Scotland wear second-hand clothes from 'reuse hubs'.

The consultation document states: "The Scottish Government is committed to delivering a different approach to our economy, one where we move from a 'take, make and dispose' model to one where we value materials and keep them in use for as long as possible."

Millions need to say no to this.

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The entire country will be like this in 15 years.

Remigration has to happen.

Medical supplies and mail could be transported by drones to try and cut delivery times in rural parts of Argyll and Bute.

It is part of an £8.9m technology investment programme across the UK, and will involve a partnership between the drone company Skyports and Argyll and Bute Council.

The DSIT hopes the funding will help cut the delivery time of medicines and items of mail from "hours to minutes".