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VP VANCE Stands Firm: Defends Free Speech in Shocking Abortion Clinic Case
Vice President JD Vance has drawn international attention to a free speech case involving UK army veteran Adam Smith-Connor. Smith-Connor was arrested for silently praying outside an abortion clinic, and he was surprised when his story gained global recognition. “I’m very grateful to him for highlighting this case,” Smith-Connor shared on "Fox and Friends Weekend.
THAMES WATER’S £3B Court Victory: A Critical Lifeline for London
Thames Water, the UK’s largest water company, has secured a crucial £3 billion lifeline after a favorable court ruling. This decision prevents potential nationalization amid severe financial challenges. The emergency funding aims to stabilize operations and ensure continued service for millions of customers.
VALENTINE’S DAY Shooting Sparks Fear: UK Manhunt Intensifies
A manhunt is underway after a Valentine’s Day shooting in Southport, UK, left several people injured. Police are actively searching for suspects and have increased their presence in the area. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward immediately.
VP VANCE Slams Censorship: Defends Prayer Freedom In UK
Vice President JD Vance has spotlighted the case of U.K. army veteran Adam Smith-Connor, arrested for silently praying outside an abortion clinic. Smith-Connor expressed surprise and gratitude on “Fox and Friends Weekend” after learning that Vance highlighted his situation internationally.
“TRUMP’S Steel Tariffs Ignite Fears Among UK Businesses”
President Donald TRUMP plans a 25% tariff on steel imports, causing unease in the UK. The move, described as “without exceptions,” has led UK shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith to urge negotiations for an exemption. The Department for Business and Trade warns these tariffs could harm UK steelmakers by allowing cheaper imports to undercut them.
