The Scottish National Party (SNP) has been accused of attempted to silence staff in the Scottish NHS in order to distance themselves from the chaos surrounding emergency health provision. In an email seen by the Telegraph, a member of staff
Calls from David Cameron’s own backbenchers to strengthen his threat for Britain to leave the EU have been called ‘a victory for UKIP’. Ahead of his meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at Downing Street, where the pair were due
Far left wing campaign group Hope Not Hate has performed an abrupt u-turn on their views over the content of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo following the tragic deaths of twelve people yesterday including the well known editor and its
There has been an explosion at a restaurant in Villefranche-Sur-Saone, near Lyon, where there have been reports of a ‘non accidental’ explosion at a kebab restaurant. The town’s Deputy Mayor Bernard Perrut says: “It is apparently linked to the dramatic
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair could face war crimes charges as a result of the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, the House of Lords has been told. The possibility was mentioned during a debate on the investigation into Britain’s
The Head of the European Parliament’s Press Service has tweeted that the shooting of staff at the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine might not have been committed by Muslims. Marjory Van Den Broeke took to her twitter account to say that
A French author who penned a dystopian novel about a Muslim candidate winning the 2022 French Presidential Elections has been forced to defend his work on the same day Islamist extremist gunmen targeted magazine Charlie Hebdo. Michel Houellebecq’s work entitled
The mayor of a town in Nottinghamshire has been told to resign after he spent most of the past six months working in Saudi Arabia. The Liberal Democrat Mayor of Stapleford, Kevin Thomas, has attended only 15 events since he
David Cameron’s plans to cap the number of migrants from the EU coming to Britain were dropped from a key speech after protests by Angela Merkel, Government sources say. The German Chancellor, who is meeting with the Prime Minister in
Spanish police have arrested two former members of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) as part of an investigation into money laundering and tobacco smuggling, as the crack down on tobacco products makes the crime more lucrative. Donna Maguire and Leonard
The long expected decline in the euro means a happy new year for British holiday makers looking to jet off for a few days to the Continent: but our payments to the EU budget won’t be falling despite the more
British nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who has been receiving treatment at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, North London, has reportedly taken a turn for the worse and is now classified as ‘critical’. The 39 year old was sitting up in
A second ‘ghost ship’ crammed with 450 migrants and left drifting after abandoned by its crew has reached the Southern coast of Italy. The Ezadeen, a vessel flying an ensign from Sierra Leone, docked in the port of Corigliano Calabro
An underground Nazi weapons factory which is believed to have been a secret development laboratory for nuclear weapons has been discovered in Austria. The subterranean facility was uncovered last week by an Austrian documentary maker Andreas Sulzer and his team
British taxpayers have been signed up to paying £18million into an EU propaganda programme by MEPs from across the Continent, with only a tiny percentage earmarked for Eurocrat-approved programmes here in the UK. The ‘Europe for Citizens’ programme is designed
Two young Italian woman who have appeared in a video on Youtube begging Italian leaders for help to secure their release. The video, which was posted on 31st December, features Vanessa Marzullo and Greta Ramelli, who were abducted by gunmen in
The Labour-run NHS in Wales is falling behind its English counterpart in almost every measure, detailed research by the House of Commons library shows. The figures demonstrate that not only do patients in Wales wait far longer for tests and
Coffee lovers are facing interference from Brussels who have dictated that they cannot be guaranteed a hot cup of coffee. New rules have come into force under the guise of preventing electricity waste which mean that filter coffee machines must
A senior doctor has caused controversy by saying that far from spend billions on finding a cure for cancer we should ‘stop wasting’ the money as it is the best way to die. Dr Richard Smith, a former editor of
A ship crammed full of 970 migrants was abandoned by its crew and set to crash into the Italian coast in what looks to be an elaborate people trafficking operation. The migrants, thought to be Syrian and Kurdish refugees, were
An Australian housewife and campaigner says that Halal-certified food could be helping fund extremism, while claiming to have discovered an uncomfortable relationship between Islam and some of Australia’s major food companies . As the campaign for clear labelling of food products
Today is the final day Lithuania will use the litas as its national currency before sacrificing monetary policy independence to Brussels and the European Central Bank in Frankfurt. People have been queuing at banks across the country to swap old
It’s the last day of the year, and like Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and traditions, we should take the opportunity not only to look back on the past year, but look forward to 2015. Next year brings us a
A documentary on the British Royal Family has been “spiked” according to senior schedulers. The programme, called “Reinventing The Royals” was pulled from the state broadcaster’s schedule at the last minute, allegedly over pressure from Buckingham Palace, Variety Magazine reports.
The pilot of a Virgin Atlantic flight from Gatwick to Las Vegas has been applauded for his actions when the aircraft he was flying experienced serious technical faults in the landing gear. The Boeing 747 was packed with more than
