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For the first time, a serving UK prime minister has gone on the record with a blunt and long-awaited admission: Russia did interfere in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Andy Burnham, whose remarks were carried on The Rest Is Politics podcast and quoted by the BBC, said that once he took office he asked directly whether Moscow had meddled in the vote that took Britain out of the European Union. “I’ve had the clear answer that, yes, there was,” he said. That single sentence lands with real weight, not only because it overturns years of carefully hedged official language, but because…

When the news broke, it did not travel as a question. It landed as a verdict. A respected Imam, known for years of quiet community work, suddenly found his name attached to something terrifying and entirely alien to him: a hijack link. The headlines were sharp, the implications explosive, and the court of public opinion moved faster than any legal process ever could. Within hours, the story had been shared, reshaped, and inflamed across social media, with strangers confidently asserting things they knew nothing about. The Imam, whose life had been dedicated to prayer, teaching, and service, was now being…

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