David Clews writes on the latest 'march to war' comments and why this time it seems very ominous.

The economy is about to crash, just like Covid they need something to blame for it.

Read now: https://unitynewsnetwork.co.uk/nato-chief-rutte-says-we-must-prepare-for-war-asap/

Nearly a quarter (23 per cent) of working parents used a food support service in the past year, a survey by The Felix Project has found. That figure could equate to around 1,725,000 parents if played out nationally.

Of these parents, one in four are turning to a food bank every one or two weeks, as an increasing amount say they are struggling to feed their children.

The vast majority of these kids will be foreigners

This is why they need YOU to go to war.

Larry Fink doesn't like to lose a single shekel.

Trans activists have found a new target for their anger - the Girl Guides. A group is planning a demonstration in Edinburgh on Saturday after the organisation confirmed it was basing membership on biological sex.

A coalition of volunteers and parents – known as Guiders Against Trans Exclusion (Gate) – said refusing a child based on their gender identity "sends a message of rejection" to young people. Similar events will take place over the weekend in London, Sheffield and Cardiff.

A Christmas tree that has brought festive cheer to a village for more than a decade has been cut down just hours after its lights were switched on.

The tree in Shotton Colliery, County Durham, was chopped down between 10pm and 11pm on Wednesday, causing "huge upset", according to Durham Police.

The force believes it was felled deliberately and have appealed for witnesses to come forward.

Protesters have targeted a bank branch in Glasgow city centre in the early hours of this morning. Police have cordoned off an area around Argyle Street and Buchanan Street after the incident which saw the city's HSBC branch covered in red paint.

Police were called to the scene at around 4am on Friday, December 12 after a report of vandalism to the premises. Images taken of the branch show red paint which appears to have been sprayed or thrown onto the windows of the bank.

A well-known football fan and author fell to his death putting up Union Flags on lampposts near his home.

Paul Lumber, 60, was one of the leading figures in Bristol City's notorious City Service Firm and published author of books about the days of the 'football casuals' scene of the 1980s.

Mr Lumber had been fundraising to buy Union and St George flags to put up around the city before the tragic accident on November 23.

He had been attaching a flag to a lamppost near his home in South Bristol before he fatally fell from a ladder and suffered multiple injuries, including serious head injuries.

Paramedics rushed to save him and he was taken to the hospital, where he was placed in an induced coma but he never woke up, passing away late last week.

Lawyers are warning the threshold for securing a conviction will be “significantly less” than it is south of the border when “one of the most significant shifts to Scotland’s criminal justice system in living memory” comes into force in less than three weeks’ time.

The Law Society of Scotland commented ahead of the abolition of the not proven verdict, which has been a feature of Scotland’s justice system for centuries, on January 1 2026. Scrapping the controversial verdict was one of the key reforms included in the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Act which was passed by Holyrood earlier this year.

Branson always said he had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein.

He lied.

You will want to tune in to the show tonight.

What happens when the state decides to destroy a family?

Watch from 8pm on:

https://dlive.tv/UnityNews

or

https://rumble.com/v72xebq-special-interest-programme-tonight-on-when-the-state-intervenes-to-destroy-.html

Utter BS story.

Zach Polanski in his most recent interview:

Britain should take in more asylum seekers

Migration debate is driven by racism

Asylum seekers should be able to work in UK from the moment they arrive

Trans women are women

Hand rubbing intensifies.

The brother in law of former first minister Humza Yousaf has been acquitted of extortion and drugs charges during a high court culpable homicide trial.

Ramsay El Nakla, 37, was acquitted of all charges on Friday after prosecutors accepted his not guilty pleas to the allegations facing him at proceedings.

Delusional

Calling the win for Venezuela now if a war does break out. These are real 'Marines'.

They are seriously going for it.