Gina Miller, the millionaire former model who beat the government in court over triggering Article 50, has said she is fighting on against Brexit because “I can’t think of anything better to do with the success I have”.
The Bavarian coalition partner of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party has said they will back her bid for re-election, in return for a sharp shift to the right including “the greatest tax reduction in Germany history”.
Two British medical students have been killed after quitting their studies and going to fight with Islamic State terrorists.
The government has insisted its timetable for triggering Article 50 and leaving the European Union (EU) is on track, despite a defeat in the House of Lords supported by the Labour and Liberal Democrat leaders.
A Muslim convert from London, who wrote in his diary how he planned to buy a nine-year-old virgin slave girl after he joined Islamic State, faces jail for terrorism offences.
An Iraqi asylum seeker has been jailed for luring a “vulnerable”, drunk woman into his basement and raping her after she missed the last bus home.
Google and Facebook will be working with the mainstream media to tell voters “what and who to trust”, including “memes, comment threads and news sites”, in the lead up to the French elections.
A Labour councillor has been suspended from the local party after throwing a Nazi salute towards UKIP and Conservative politicians.
Leaving the European Union (EU) presents “massive opportunities” for Britain to boost trade with the rest of the world, the new boss of the Institute of Directors (IoD) has said.
One of Europe’s most senior foreign ministers has warned against “punishing” the UK in a Brexit deal, as shunning the bloc’s second largest economy could spell a “catastrophe” and cost hundreds of thousands of jobs.
Hundreds of German police have launched raids across Berlin, targeting a mosque and Muslim association linked to radical Islamists and the Islamic State Christmas Market attacker.
The European Union (EU) wants the UK to keep its borders open to free movement and uncontrolled mass migration from the bloc for another two years.
Former UKIP leader ‘Mr. Brexit’ Nigel Farage has said he can never “forgive” the mainstream media for “demonising” him and his party, making it dangerous for him to even leave his house.
An alarming 66 per cent of Germans are afraid they will become the victim of a terrorist attack, with 10 per cent perceiving an “acute threat” to their safety.
A BBC editor who selected an Islamic State sympathiser to feature in a documentary has been appointed as the corporation’s new head of religious programming.
Fresh from a tour of so-called ‘no-go zones’ across Europe, Breitbart London editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam has slammed the media establishment for playing down the phenomenon, telling them to “get your head out of your rears!”
Paul Nuttall has insisted he will not stand down as UKIP’s leader after reducing Labour’s majority in the Stoke-on-Trent by-election, promising to target more seats in the future.
UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has slammed the “disgraceful” tactics used by Labour supporters and ‘anti-fascists’ in the hotly contested Stoke-on-Trent by-election, revealing what he called the “nasty side of the left”.
The University of Sussex has been slammed for suppressing right-wing points of view after hosting a seminar teaching students how to “deal with right-wing attitudes in the classroom”.
A Stoke-on-Trent Imam is in court accused of telling his congregation to support Islamic State and carry out acts of terrorism.
A British Islamic State suicide bomber was freed from Guantanamo Bay after lobbying by UK’s left-wing government and paid £1 million of taxpayer’s money in compensation.
Germany has drafted a new law allowing authorities to tap into the phone and computer data of migrants to confirm their nationalities and tackle immigration and benefit fraud.
Four people from Ghana living in Italy have been arrested for smuggling around 200 migrants across the Italy-Switzerland border.
The President of the European Commission is that furious his plan, to use Brexit as a pretext to launch a new push to centralise power in Brussels, is being resisted by national governments.
The European Commission has denied claims its president, Jean-Claude Juncker, could stand down in weeks, as reports emerge he is about to launch a controversial new push for more European Union (EU) integration.
The European Union’s (EU) chief Brexit negotiator is plotting to ban talks on a future trade deal with the UK until the government responds to his demands to pay a £51.2 billion (€60 billion) divorce bill.
Counter-terror police are investigating a new alleged Islamist “Trojan Horse” plot to control a state school, with claims a head teacher was attacked and intimidated by Muslim parents, including a threat to blow up her car.
The Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election has taken a new turn, with an eccentric, anti-immigrant independent candidate being arrested for inciting racial hatred.
UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has promised to go after corporate tax evasion, whilst slashing tax on food such as fish and chips and protecting the National Health Service (NHS) for working people.
President Donald J. Trump has attacked the BBC again, saying they were “just like CNN” before his deputy assistant called the UK’s national broadcaster “pathetic” and “fake news” for its allegedly anti-Trump coverage.
Around a hundred UK-bound Eritrean and Sudanese migrants have engaged in a territorial brawl near a service station in northern France.
The man tipped as the next U.S. ambassador to the European Union (EU) has slammed the “undemocratic” and “anti-American” bloc, indicating the Trump administration will “encourage a reversal of the… drive to a socialist, protectionist, United States of Europe”.
French police have been filmed fleeing from armed mobs as riots continue in Paris for the second week and the unrest has now spread to the city centre.
A strong majority of Germans do not think Angela Merkel should extend her 12 years in power and wish to see a new Chancellor after this year’s federal elections.
The European Parliament is threatening to deny the UK “market access” in a Brexit deal unless it can keep control of Britain’s lucrative fishing waters.
A huge majority of French voters are distrustful of their government and European Union (EU) institutions – a higher proportion than amongst UK citizens.
Germany will move to create a joint fleet of military plans with France this week, as well as joining defence initiatives with the Netherlands, Norway, Romania and the Czech Republic as part of a drive to integrate European defence forces.
Sweden’s “feminist” government has defended its delegation wearing Islamic headscarves in Iran, after receiving widespread accusations of hypocrisy.
Labour are now the third most popular party amongst lower-income, working-class voters, with UKIP overtaking the party amongst this group for the first time in a national General Election poll.
An Afghan migrant evaded Austrian police twice in a 24-hour crime spree, assaulting numerous people before following an 18-year-old female student home and masturbating on her family’s doorstep.
