The Foreign Secretary has sent a strong message to his European counterparts by saying that Britain “must be prepared to walk away from the EU”. Philip Hammond, a known Eurosceptic, told The Telegraph that Britain must get “substantial, meaningful reform”
The new SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to prop up a Labour government in 2015, according to the Daily Mail. Sturgeon, who is due to replace former leader Alex Salmond as First Minister next week after a vote in
The Philae lander on comet 67/P has sent back another burst of data back to the Rosetta mission in Germany before switching itself on standby. The device, which is about the size of a washing machine, has run low on
The woman jailed in Iran for trying to watch a men’s volleyball match is now facing fresh charges against her. Ghoncheh Ghavami, the 25 year old law graduate from Shepherd’s Bush in London, was arrested in Tehran as she participated
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has tried to knock back calls for him to resign over the “Lux Leaks”, an investigation which revealed how Luxembourg arranged secret deals with hundreds of companies to avoid tax. At a bizarre impromptu press
The notorious terrorist nicknamed the ‘White Widow’ has been shot and killed, according to a Russian news agency. Samantha Lewthwaite, 30, was reported dead by the Moscow outlet Regnum, allegedly killed by a volunteer sniper in East Ukraine. The incident
L’Wren Scotts family have brought into question rocker Mick Jagger’s commitment to his girlfriend of 13 years. Scott, 49, a costume designer and model, tragically committed suicide back in March after suffering from mental health issues. The Daily Mail report
A petition has been launched to stop “the world’s most hated man” from coming to the UK. Julien Blanc, self styled ‘Pick Up Artist’ lectures men on how to get women into bed. However, he has been slammed by campaigners
The Philae lander has sent back the first images of the surface of a comet after successfully attaching itself to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. After an initial bumpy landing where the device bounced twice before securing itself on the surface of the
As the nation paused to remember the lives lost while fighting for our country and liberty, heartless vandals were setting fire to wreaths at a war memorial. Just hours after locals in Crediton, Devon, gathered at the annual Remembrance Sunday
Judges in a landmark ruling have said EU migrants cannot expect to live off state handouts in another country if they cannot support themselves. In a decision which will be music to the Prime Minister’s ears after a rocky start
The EU’s proposed transaction tax has once again reared its ugly head as Michel Sapin, the French finance minister, urged colleagues to strike a deal. Discussions at the European Finance Ministers’ meeting in Brussels resulted in Mr Sapin urging others
A Swedish group which campaigns for “ethnic and gender equality” has complained about Danish toy catalogues which are “too white”. A report by Swedish newspaper Metro looked at photographs in toy company brochures, including two operated by Danish company Top
Controversial EU President Jean Claude Juncker is facing calls to resign amid allegations he presided over tax tourism when he was Prime Minister of Luxembourg. Leaked documents seem to indicate that potentially illegal tax breaks were given to multinational corporations
A report into how child abuse accusations were dealt with by the Home Office has not uncovered any evidence to back up allegations. The document by Peter Wanless and Richard Wittan QC was written in response to public concern over
The report by Sharia Watch UK, which we reported on yesterday, highlighted a number of individuals who have spoken at, or been invited to speak at British universities. The group believes that universities have been turned into “hotbeds of Islamic
The debate on the controversial European Arrest Warrant descended into farce last night as MPs were told that they were not going to vote on the measure. The Prime Minister had made a promise for a vote on the key
British Muslim jihadis are preferred by Islamic State to undertake suicide bomb attacks because they get more publicity, claims the cousin of the most recent attacker. Faheed Hussain, the former Mayor of Derby, was speaking after reports into the death
A leaked report has highlighted the alarming activities of Islamic extremism in British Universities. The document, due to be published later this week, claims to have found proof of Jihadist speakers hosted by universities in 2014 along with cases of
New government plans to show road signs in metric measurements are the “start of a slippery slope” say critics. A department of transport report ministers say they will ‘no longer prescribe imperial-only height and width limit signs’. Currently road signs
The second team of the Oxford University Rowing Club will not change its name from Isis after a number of companies have given in to market pressure. A spokesman for the club says the team will not “pander to the
Sneaky government spin doctors have claimed victory for Britain over the EU surcharge by claiming the bill has been halved. Chancellor George Osborne said he had “struck a deal” with Finance Ministers in Brussels which took the excess down to
David Cameron has restated his position on the EU budget demands today at a press conference in Helsinki. Speaking at the Northern Future Forum he confirmed that the bill from the European Commission of £1.7bn won’t be paid on December
A Turkish hair removal company has hit the headlines after featuring an unusual model in its latest promotion. An advert for Epila hair removal products featured a photograph of a hairy man in a slash necked white t shirt with
The campaign for the poignant installation of ceramic poppies to remain at the Tower of London after Armistice Day has received new support. “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red” by ceramic artist Paul Cummins has seen around four million
