Malmö, Sweden is living up to its reputation as the city where multiculturalism went to die as three men were stabbed over the course of last night. Local police, who admit they are severely overstretched and are struggling to make an
This morning’s Conservative mayoral radio debate will have left London Tory listeners with a clear impression of choice between candidates representing all corners of the ‘broad church’ party. On the panel of the BBC London Radio mayoral debate were London Assembly member
Over 2,000 migrants have been ‘saved’ by the Italian coastguard over the past three days, just a fraction of the so-called ‘swarm’ presently migrating north through Europe. As illegals attempting to cross the Mediterranean in unseaworthy boats to Europe were
“Morality” reforms have led to the Indian government ordering internet companies to ban 857 Indian porn websites. The government’s ministry for telecommunications made the order on the back of a Supreme Court judgement last month which said access to the
Britain will continue to bomb the Islamic State (ISIS) into 2017, the government has signalled by further extending the life of RAF 12th Bomber Squadron by another year. Originally stood down and disbanded in March 2014 on the recommendation of
Norwegian prisoners have a constitutional right to unlimited porn to watch in their cells – but now the police union is calling for curbs. Claiming that free access to pornography can harm the “peace, order and security” of the prison
Nearly 77 per cent of all people undertaking drug addiction treatment are on state benefits, an official government study has revealed. In the research undertaken in 2012 but released by the Department for Work and Pensions this week, government data
Danish campaigners are reacting to their government’s efforts to bring mass-immigration under control by launching their own counter-propaganda initiative. One group, which has motivated its supporters through Facebook, managed to raise 100,000 Danish kroner (£9,500) from roughly 1,000 backers. Their
As inter-ethnic street battles in the city of Malmö increase, officials at Sweden’s police academies are expressing distress that almost the entire intake of officer cadets are now native Swedes. In a shift which could be emblematic of the hardening
Just days after UKIP leader Nigel Farage called on the British Army to be deployed to help deal with the Calais migrant crisis, it has been revealed the government has indeed started drawing up plans to deploy the army to southern England.
The divisive side effects of mass migration are being felt across the continent, from violence in Scandinavia to community tension in central Europe, but now some migrants are beginning to feel the heat themselves. As many native Europeans continue to voice
The 14-year-old Palestinian refugee who shamed German Chancellor Angela Merkel for her nation’s immigration policy on live television is back in the headlines again – for her deeply disturbing views on the future of Israel. Featuring in a generously illustrated Die
LONDON, United Kingdom – UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said Eurosceptics need to get “off their backsides and join this fight” to win the EU referendum, and that Europhiles already have a massive head-start. Addressing a crowded hall in central
Armed Forces Compensation Scheme claims for mental and physical injury have cost over half a billion pounds over the past decade, according to new government documents. The government paid out £72,869,000 for compensation claims in the financial year 2014-2015, a higher
Helpfully dividing all of humanity into “white people” and “brown people”, Comment is Free is again burnishing its reputation as a ‘safe space’ for thinly veiled anti-white racism with an article on London demographic change. Originally titled ‘Please, no more white
Sweden can be proud today to have shed its long standing reputation as ‘the most boring country in the world’. The Nordic state finds itself in the grip of a terrifying crime wave instead, which even ‘new Swedes’ describe as like “being back
The British government has issued advice to travellers to avoid the major port city of Calais and the main routes between the United Kingdom and Europe as migrants continue to disrupt services, violence intensifies, and delays grow. In an extraordinary
One of Somalia’s only five-star hotels was all-but destroyed at the weekend by a suicide bomber, who has been revealed by Somali security sources as one of an increasing number of European-born Jihadists waging war around the world. The Jazeera
British police have refused to deny the sensational claim by hard-left activist group Hope Not Hate that former-EDL leader Tommy Robinson was recalled to prison to prevent him from taking part in a ‘draw Mohammed’ competition. Writing in an already questionable
Drawing fewer than 50 people, a protest by Muslims against the Islamic state in Dublin has instead become emblematic of the silent acquiescence of ISIS among many in Western Europe’s Islamic communities. Organised by the Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council,
The government has hit the NATO-mandated two per cent spend on defence this year by “cooking the books”, but will have to find further fudges to keep their promises to the end of this parliament, finds a new report. Interested
Migrants are to receive unlimited, all-lines taxpayer funded bus passes in Kalmar, Sweden. The free tickets, which can be used for travel to any part of the country are being launched at a cost of $700,000 a year in an effort
The German city which dared to stand-up to their government’s policy of accepting Islamisation and mass migration appears to have been punished for dissent by the zero-notice imposition of a migrant camp. Government employees stood by the entrance of a
A secretive Muslim boarding school has been rated good by the government watchdog despite significant apparent failings. The government’s ‘British Values’ requirement for schools seems again to have failed its intended purpose, as a Muslim faith boarding school which threatened
The Danish government is to take out adverts in newspapers in targeted countries to tell would-be illegals to stay at home. The move is going ahead despite rubbishing a similar plan only weeks ago by a rival political party. Denmark’s ruling
