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< 1 min read Luxembourg’s openly gay Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has condemned Hungary’s implementation of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, explicitly targeting the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán. Bettel comments follow Hungary’s enactment of a highly controversial Child Protection Act in June 2021, which prohibits discussions about LGBTQ+ individuals in schools and media.

< 1 min read The European Parliament has hit out at the recent rhetoric from the Italian government, likening Italy and its anti-LGBTQ+ stance to other nations such as Poland and Hungary.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, who declared himself a "remainer", shared his thoughts as he weighed in on the flags being paraded around his area. Millions of people throughout the UK have come together to celebrate the historic event of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, with Union Jack flags on show in several cities as a sign of passion and patriotism.The car-enthusiast turned farmer sparked a social media reaction as he revealed the European flag (EU) was on full display in the area of Charlbury - although he found the move amusing he cheekily reacted to the move.In view of his 7.7 million followers, the Clarkson's Farm star admitted he found the move "funny" but also described it as "c***ish".He penned: "Someone in Charlbury is flying the EU flag.

O’Sullivan takes on Anthony Hamilton in the last-32 of the English Open at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes today.The world number three recovered from an early scare in yesterday's last-64 round, when he went a frame down to Michael Georgiou before coming back to win 4-1. O’Sullivan later admitted he had felt nervous as his pre-match routine had been scuppered by a kebab.He explained he was “all over the gaff” seven minutes before the match had started as he had been at the kebab shop with his friends “putting the world to rights”.He said: “I got to finish the kebab and had the baklava, too.

Boris Johnson’s cabinet’s handling of Brexit, five years after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union.The singer, born Reginald Dwight, has opened up, revealing he is "livid" at the handling of the move.The dad-of-two has strongly criticised the government, going as far as to call cabinet members "liars" who "lie" to the public on a daily basis.In a new interview, the legendary singer admitted that while he is fortunate, not everybody else is in the same position as him.He raged: "I’m so angry.

European Union amidst comments they may halt vaccine distribution.The star best known for playing Jim McDonald in Coronation Street said the EU “really are the pits” in an impassioned tweet.Posting in front of his 26,000 followers on Twitter, Lawson complained about the EU’s actions.He wrote: “The EU really are really are (sic) the pits!“First they sulk, then they reinstate the vaccine, then they throw their dollies (sic) out and now they threaten us! @Iromg @talkRADIO”His comments come after it was announced today the EU could restrict exports of the vaccines.The threat came from European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen.She told reporters in Brussels earlier today how the EU was seeking to block exports of coronavirus vaccines to

celebrity chef, 61, forged an illustrious TV career following the success of her cookbooks and is now best known for her saucy innuendos on screen.She returns to the BBC tonight with a new episode of Nigella: At My Table.

An LGBTQ activist in Belarus on Monday said she remains optimistic that nationwide protests will ultimately oust her country’s authoritarian president.

Montenegro on July 1 became the first European country outside of the European Union to officially recognize same-sex couples.