Greece’s new anti-austerity Prime Minister Alexis Tsipris has a strengthening ally in Spain as divisions firmly appear amongst eurozone members. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has ruled out cancelling any of Greece’s debt, saying banks and creditors have already made substantial cuts
A new book has exposed the backstabbing and jostling for position which goes on in Clarence House because of Prince Charles’s inability to manage is household. Charles: The Heart of a King, by Catherine Mayer, suggests Clarence House is riddled
The British Army have responded to the changing face of modern warfare by increasing the role of soldiers trained in psychological warfare operations (PSYOPS). A specialist unit of “creative” soldiers will be tasked with fighting wars using unconventional methods, including
Breitbart London can exclusively reveal that former UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom has said that the party’s chairman Steve Crowther knew about Amjad Bashir’s murky past. UKIP suspended the MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire shortly before the Muslim businessman announced
The Greens have long been arguing that they were the fourth party in British politics above UKIP because they had had more success in domestic elections, specifically for councils. This message went into overdrive in 2010 when Caroline Lucas, former
The Russian Ambassador to Britain has been summoned to explain why two Russian long range bombers flew over the English Channel on Wednesday. The RAF scrambled Typhoon jets to escort the Russian bombers, which are capable of carrying nuclear weapons,
Right wing hero Boris Johnson has launched a blistering attack on Jihadi killers, calling them “losers” who have been “rejected by women”. The London Mayor, who is the candidate for the West London constituency of Ruislip, cited an MI5 report
A Jihadist group that murdered 26 people and injured a further 60 this morning in combined bomb and mortar attacks has declared its allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The extremist group used Twitter to announce
Two seats in this May’s General Election will be decided by a majority immigrant voting population, figures reveal. East Ham and Brent North, both currently held by Labour, have more than 50 per cent of voters born overseas yet eligible
The Governor of the Bank of England has called for further eurozone integration if the monetary union is “to avoid a lost decade”. Speaking in Dublin at an event to honour the Canadian finance minister Jim Flaherty, Mark Carney said, “It
A gunman has been arrested after forcing his way into a Dutch television studio, declaring that he was heavily armed. The young man, believed to be 19 years old, demanded that the national television broadcaster NOS put him on the
The Chief Inspector of Schools was forced to deny allegations that Ofsted inspectors asked a young girl at a Christian school whether she was a virgin. John Denning MP raised a series of questions including the claim by a 12
Doctors at a hospital in Birmingham are having to deal with six girls a week who have suffered female genital mutilation (FGM), internal figures reveal. The Heartlands Hospital in the Midlands have had to deal with 1,500 cased of FGM
A Senior European politician has caused outrage by calling for computers to be fitted in all European cars as part of an EU wide road pricing system. Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc said the current system which is decided by national
London’s world famous Victoria and Albert museum, which houses a permanent collection of over 4.5 million objects of decorative art and design, has bowed to pressure from extremists by removing a depiction of Mohamed from its website. The move comes
France has been landed with a bill for 1.1 billion euro after the European Commission demanded a refund for agricultural subsidies it should not have claimed. The country is by far the largest recipient of EU funding via the Common
The Prime Minister has admitted that the issue of immigration, which for years all political parties bar UKIP avoided speaking about, has not been “controlled properly”. Speaking on BBC Radio 2, Mr Cameron was answering questions about the topic which
While the government budget deficit continues to rise, new figures have shown how officials have spent £100million on luxury travel, billed to the tax payer. Despite the government barring civil servants from going first class in all but the most
As the investigation into the death of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko opens, evidence has been produced which points to three attempts on the former KGB officer’s life, the BBC reports. Litvinenko, who died of radiation poisoning in 2010, said on
German Politicians have issued a stark warning to Greece’s new government that the economic reforms imposed by the EU must continue, the International Business Times reports. Alexis Tsipras’s Syriza secured victory in the Greek elections on Sunday and have formed
Plans by Euro MPs to turn Britain’s railway network metric have been slammed as an “unacceptable safety risk”. The orders from the European Commission which are now being debated by MEPs in Brussels would mean the scrapping of all trackside
A Liberal Democrat Minister has said that pubs are closing because of the number of Somali immigrants arriving in Britain. Stephen Williams, the communities minister, told MPs in the House of Commons that new waves of migration replacing the “white
Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Lakemba, a suburb of Sydney, to protest the ‘negative coverage’ of Islam in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks and shootings in a Kosher supermarket in Paris. According to the Sydney Morning Herald the
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has said that the Queen would be given a council house under a Green government, adding that she would welcome an economic recession. In an interview with The Times, the Australian politician said her party
The Former Chancellor Lord Lawson has spoken out against plans to tie future governments to spending commitments on foreign aid. The Tory grandee said proposals to make all future administrations ‘gold plate’ Britain’s annual foreign aid budget would not help
