In an apparent tacit admission of the backwards cultures being allowed into Britain, the Home Office — the government department tasked with controlling immigration — has published a nine-page booklet for new arrival migrants who apply for asylum, as is the case for most illegal boat migrants as soon as they set foot on English shores. In a section on rape, migrants are told that both parties must consent to sex “without threat or pressure” and that it is not acceptable to have sex with someone who is “asleep, drunk, or unable to respond”. “If you have sex with someone without their consent, this is called rape. Rape is a serious crime in the UK. You could go to prison, lose your support and accommodation, and it will affect your asylum claim,” the booklet explains. The migrants are also informed that the legal age of consent in the UK is 16, and therefore it is a crime to have sex with a child under that age. On top of the outright crimes explained, the Home Office also laid out to the foreign nationals that women and men are treated as equals in Britain. The newly arrived migrants will be informed that women can actually earn their own money, are allowed to go to school and university, can travel freely, can decide who they want to marry, and “do not need permission from a husband, father, brother or any other man to do any of these things.” It comes as the left-wing Labour Party government is set to disperse alleged asylum seekers into new communities, with recently installed Prime Minister Andy Burnham arguing that middle-class areas need to take their “fair share” of the burden. Remarks by another government minister on this policy revealed the politicians understand fully that the arrival of boat migrants into a community is not a gift, but rather that it brings problems. Reform UK Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf remarked on Wednesday that the pamphlet for new migrants demonstrated that they should not be allowed into the country in the first place. Citing reports from The Telegraph and The Sun, the BBC reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will relocate to a private residence outside of London with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The children will also be enrolled in British school come September. King Charles III has reportedly been informed of the move and welcomed the news. “The move is not expected to change Harry and Meghan’s royal status. They reportedly have no plans to resume duties as working royals and will remain private individuals,” per Fox News. People noted in an exclusive on Wednesday that the move comes amid the couple’s “disillusionment with the current White House.” Imagine you are dropping your child off for the first day of college, and when you get to his dorm it is surrounded by mountains of garbage and homeless people living in sidewalk tents. That’s exactly what happened to one woman who also happens to work in journalism and decided to break out her phone to document the experience. If you’re from out of state, tuition at UC-Berkeley can run up to around $50,000 per year with room and board. Who would expect to see homeless encampments and garbage on the streets at those prices? Melendez shared video of the sprawling encampment along the 1150 block of Harrison Street, near student housing and businesses frequented by students, less than three miles from the university’s main campus. [See video at link--it's not just a few homeless people!] https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/woman-dropping-her-son-college-uc-berkeley-stunned/ An unnamed official at the South Korean Unification Ministry told reporters on Friday that the government of leftist President Lee Jae-myung supports “direct” talks between President Donald Trump and North Korean communist dictator Kim Jong-un to facilitate an end to the 76-year-old Korean War. The official made the remark in the context of President Trump announcing on Sunday that he had ordered a significant reduction in the time and scale of the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, which Seoul and Washington hold annually to prepare for any potential resumption of the Korean War. While the war began with the communist north invading the south in 1950, active hostilities ended in 1953 with the signing of an armistice agreement between the warring parties: South Korea and America on one side and North Korea and China on the other. The armistice agreement did not end the war, as it does not constitute a peace treaty and did not result in either side’s surrender. President Trump said on Sunday, in a message on his website Truth Social, that he considered the military exercises inappropriate in the context of Kim’s regime not actively threatening to use its nuclear weapons against the United States during Trump’s two terms in office. Trump and Kim have for years enjoyed a friendly personal relationship, which Kim’s sister Kim Yo-jong confirmed on Thursday remains “excellent.” The South Korean government issued a diplomatic statement expressing surprise at the reduction of the military exercises but stating that Seoul would support any measures that bring the Koreas closer to peace. Speaking to reporters on Friday, the Unification Ministry official said that his government believes that true peace is impossible so long as North Korea insists on building nuclear weapons. The official nonetheless called talks between Kim and Trump the best chance for movement towards an end to the war. The official, according to the South Korean Yonhap News Agency, was optimistic, suggesting that such talks could lead to “tectonic plates shifting” in Korean politics and the replacement of the armistice agreement. “North Korea has said it will not meet President Trump if denuclearization is on the table, so if dialogue does take place, it would amount, even if only by force of circumstances, to North Korea gaining some form of recognition of its nuclear possession,” the official added. Trump described himself on Sunday as “not happy” with the war games. “Based on my very good relationship with Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, I am not happy with the fact that the United States has, long ago, agreed to participate in Joint Military Exercises with South Korea,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “These exercises are not only costly, with much of these costs paid for by the United States of America (as usual!), but send a signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile.” [As always, more at the link.] The world’s oldest living person celebrated her 117th birthday on Friday and continues to thrive while living at a care home in Surrey, England. In a statement to ABC News, Ethel Caterham said, “Thank you for all of the kind birthday wishes. Even at 117, I’ve had many firsts this year, from stroking a llama to holding hands with the King! I’ve had a lovely day celebrating with my family and friends, and I look forward to seeing what next year brings!” the outlet reported Friday. Caterham previously told reporters she believed one of the secrets to living such a long time may be attributed to how she relates to other people in her life, per the ABC article. “Never arguing with anyone, I listen and I do what I like,” she explained.
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