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Britain’s oldest toy museum may be forced to remove an ‘offensive’ display of golliwogs, which have been on display since the 1950s, after complaints from tourists.

One in seven of millions of working-age European Union (EU) migrants in the UK are out of work – more than the population of a city the size of Coventry or Leicester.

Russian and Chinese hackers may have attempted to influence June’s referendum on the UK’s European Union (EU) membership, a committee of MPs has claimed.

A university Islamic society, which has been linked to “extremists” and Islamists, is campaigning to have CCTV cameras removed from Islamic prayer rooms on campus.

A senior Labour MP vying to be the first elected mayor of Greater Manchester has shared a platform with a Muslim pressure group accused of being led by “extremists”, after implying Muslims should not work with police.

Post-Brexit Britain can slash net migration to 50,000 a year by barring unskilled labour and imposing a strict visa regime without damaging the economy, a report has claimed.

The Westminster terrorist has been linked to the “Salafi” Luton Islamic Centre, which published extremist material whilst its leaders received £75,000 of public money, including sums for “preventing violent radicalisation”.

Politically correct councillors in Harlow, Essex, have been mocked for emulating “student union politics” by erasing any reference to gender from official business.

So-called “honour crimes” have risen by 40 per cent in five years in London, with the number of forced marriage doubling in the same period.

Four men have been arrested after the truck attack in Sweden, with one thought to be a supporter of the Islamic State terror group. Explosives were reportedly found in the vehicle and children targeted. Three men were seen running from

Labour, Lib Dem, and Greens have colluded to draw up a hit list of Leave supporting MPs in Remain supporting constituencies to “go after” and attempt to depose at the next election.

A British DJ has been sentenced to a year in jail in Tunisia for “offending public morality” after he played a dance music remix of the Muslim call to prayer in a nightclub.

Radical Islam is “taking hold” in Britain prisons, where a terror attack is more likely than at anytime since the IRA years, a former governor who has conducted a review into Islamic extremism has warned.

A “Salafi” Birmingham primary school has been forced to remove an advert for a male-only science teacher placed for “religious observance reasons”.

Britain’s borders could stay open with uncontrolled mass migration continuing from the European Union (EU) for years after Brexit, the Prime Minister has said.

Comedians are frustrated after realising their anti-Brexit routines are not popular outside of London, with audience members walking out for the first time in their careers.

Unethical behaviour is “absolutely embedded” in the culture of the foreign aid industry, which is overcharging the taxpayer, MPs said Monday night.

Channel 4, a British public-service broadcaster, has run a documentary about the “Trumpian brave new world of ‘America first'”, claiming that “we should all be worried”, because “with nuclear weapons at play, it may decide the future of the entire world”.

The BBC no longer has a duty to “broadly balance” its coverage of Brexit, Nick Robinson, one of the broadcaster’s most senior political journalists, has said.

Gina Miller has claimed she is not, and has never been, opposed to Brexit and wants the UK to secure the best deal outside of the European Union (EU).

Sergeant Alexander Blackman, know as Marine A, will receive police protection when he is released from jail after it emerged he is a terrorist target.

Opponents of Brexit are posting pictures of candles on social media to show their “sadness and sense of loss” at the UK triggering Article 50 ahead of a candlelit vigil to be held in central London Wednesday night.

Nigel Farage has said the UK should adopt Donald Trump-style “extreme vetting” after the Westminster attack, but not follow Geert Wilders’ plan “for an entire religion to be outlawed” as that will “alienate” moderate Muslims.

Just days after quitting UKIP, Douglas Carswell MP has confirmed the reason he left the Conservatives was “to make sure that UKIP didn’t run the referendum campaign”.

The ‘human rights’ group CAGE has blamed the Westminster terror attack on “a self perpetuating, vicious cycle of violence” triggered by Western foreign policy, as well as calling for the softening of anti-terror laws.

Sweden appears to back the European Union’s (EU) calls for the UK to pay a punitive £50 billion divorce bill, as well as insisting a Brexit deal can not leave Britain better off outside the bloc.

British cultural icon and punk rock godfather John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) has hailed the “joy” of populist, anti-establishment movements across the West.

Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has said the city is the “safest global city in the world” following the deadly Islamist terror attack in Westminster.

A former Labour Party foreign minister has implied the government of Tony Blair was wrong to ignore the religious roots of Islamist terror, urging authorities to ‘take on’ the ideology to defeat terror.

Brexit will allow Germany to fulfil Adolf Hitler’s dream of controlling Europe and effectively win the struggle that animated the Second World War, Lord Heseltine has claimed.

The Islamist terrorist who attacked Westminster this Wednesday was a Muslim convert, who was possibly radicalised in prison and had lived in several areas of the UK known for radical Islamic activity.

A “North African” migrant has attempted to ram police with a car in a southern Italian town, before attacking and injuring an officer with a knife.

The Prime Minister has said the “Islamist” attack of Parliament was not “Islamic” and Islam is a “great faith”.

Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed the Westminster attacker who killed three on Wednesday was “British-born” and had been investigated by security forces in the past. Speaking in parliament, Mrs May said the man was known to police and MI5 and

Italy’s insurgent, populist, Eurosceptic party is on track to win the next general election, polling at its highest ever reading.

Supporters of Islamic State have praised the deadly attack in Westminster, justifying the killings as “revenge” for the second Gulf war and air strikes on the terror group in Iraq and Syria.