An Iraqi Archbishop has begged the UK to send troops to the beleaguered country, saying it has a “responsibility’ to protect Christian population from being wiped out. Archbishop Bashar Warda told the House of Lords that there were a growing
Four homeless Romanians have been found guilty of stealing £350 in charity donations from the Tower of London moat that was destined for The Royal British Legion, the Telegraph reports. The four men were seen by staff and members of the
NHS trusts have been spending hundreds of thousands of pounds of taxpayers’ money on luxury foreign trips to recruit NHS nurses, many of which then leave their jobs after only a few months in the post. A Telegraph investigation reveals
Seventy-five years on from the end of the Second World War, the hostilities between Germany and Greece are rising as the war of words over debt and reparations continues. Newly elected Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras made his first major speech
The European Court of Human Rights had ruled the British government has breached the human rights of prisoners by barring them from voting in elections, however it did also say that they are not entitled to compensation. The latest mass
Tory MEPs are rebelling against their own government’s position as new laws on motoring offences are debated in the European Parliament. Under legislation being voted on today in Strasbourg, British drivers caught speeding or committing other motoring offences in Europe
Birmingham Councillors have voted to keep their own cushy, city centre car park, despite congestion levels reaching all-time highs across the City. Councillors on the Labour run authority overwhelmingly voted to preserve their exclusive car park, in the heart of
A chilling document detailing the kind of life women in the Islamic State ‘Caliphate’ should live has been translated, saying that children as young as nine can get married and a woman should leave a completely ‘sedentary’ life. The treatise,
The Head of the British Army, General Sir Nicholas Carter, has said that more must be done to recruit soldiers from ethnic minority backgrounds, and the Muslim community in particular. The Chief of the General Staff, who took up his
Following a two weeks of turbulence after awarding the Duke of Edinburgh a knighthood, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has received a boost from the Liberal Party’s Deputy Leader as he prepares to face his colleagues in a leadership coup, the
British tax payers have been funding illegal Palestinian homes on the West Bank despite the area being under Israeli jurisdiction, a dossier of photographs has revealed. A report by NGOs, international lawyers and MEPs say the 400 homes erected in
Stephen Fry has caused outrage by stating that any God who created this universe was “an utter maniac, totally selfish” and “evil”. His impassioned speech against an all knowing, all creating deity was filmed back in December when he was
Pet owners may unwittingly be buying non-stunned meat for their animals even while they avoid meat killed by the controversial method for their own diet. Despite the debate about labelling of food for human consumption after restaurants and producers of food
Astonishing figures show that the total cost of renewable energy infrastructure in Europe to the end of 2012 came to over €600 billion, excluding additional fees for grid connections and upgrades. And this enormous sum is one and a half
The fight against Islamic State looks to be stepping up following the burning to death of a Jordanian pilot and a report on the UK’s involvement by MPs. The Defence Select Committee have said that Britain should step up its
General Practitioners will be asked to check whether patients are eligible for free NHS care in a new pilot scheme to be rolled out in ten areas with high populations of EU migrants. According to GP magazine Pulse, surgeries will
A European Commissioner has revealed EU foreign ministers have discussed the role of the political bloc as peacekeepers in the Middle East. In an interview with An Nahar, Christos Stylianides said the role of European peacekeepers in the United Nations Interim
The former Chief Scientific Officer in Brussels, who was fired by Jean Claude Juncker, has slammed the activities of environmental lobby group Greenpeace. Professor Anne Glover, who was the chief advisor to the President of the European Commission Jean Manuel
Hidden cameras, planted by animal welfare charity Animal Aid, showed horrific treatment of sheep in a slaughterhouse in North Yorkshire. Employees, at the Bowood Abattoir near Thirsk were filmed sawing at animals’ throats with seemingly blunt knives. Staff, at least
The European Parliament was evacuated yesterday after a bomb scare forced the closure of three official buildings in the Belgian capital. Police were alerted to three possible bomb sites, including the American Embassy and the Brussels Court House called the
Conservative MEP Amjad Bashir was still directly involved in a Manchester restaurant when it was raided by UK Border Agency staff and found to be employing illegal workers, Breitbart London can exclusively reveal. Seven people were arrested at Zouk on
Tensions between Russia and the UK have heightened after it was revealed that the Russian bomber intercepted by RAF fighter jets was carrying a nuclear missile designed to destroy Trident submarines. The TU-95 aircraft were spotted on long range radar flying
A school has caused outrage by using a photograph of UKIP leader Nigel Farage in a presentation about the Holocaust, leaving the party with no choice but to consult its lawyers. The photo and quotes from the MEP along with
The dire state of the National Health Service has been brought close to home for Prime Minister David Cameron after his own brother-in-law has warned of ‘unprecedented’ pressure on the health service. Carl Brookes, a cardiologist who is marries to
The Executive Chairman of Boots, one of the UK’s biggest businesses, has said a victory for Ed Miliband in May would be a “catastrophe” for Britain. Stefano Pessina slammed the Labour boss’s policies as “not helpful for business, not helpful
