Union Boss Len McCluskey, who some regard as the power behind the Labour throne, has made an extraordinary attack on the opposition leader, saying the leadership of Labour is so unimportant that Miliband could step under a bus tomorrow and
A Nigerian man collapsed in a shivering fit at Madrid airport earlier this month and was immediately quarantined by fearful staff, who had no idea several balloons of cocaine in his stomach he had carried illegally into the country had
Just a month after the German state announced it was going to deliver 10,000 hand-grenades to struggling Kurdish fighters, a video has emerged of ISIS fighters showing off new German grenades in their possession. Germany’s €70 million donation also included
Two have died in anti-Ebola rioting as distrust of Western medicine grows in Sierra Leone, where twenty people a day are now reported as being killed by the virus, and 49 new cases were reported by the country’s government on
A Rochdale mini-cab business owner who admitted some of his customers show a preference for white drivers after a local child-sex scandal involving predominantly Pakistani men, is being investigated by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The comments of
A black woman has been attacked and told to “get off the bus” on public mass-transit in Rome on Monday, as fellow travellers accused her of having Ebola and began to beat her. The woman, a 26 year-old Guinean was
The BBC’s use of “draconian” surveillance laws to pursue non-payers of the licence fee is to be reviewed by a top lawyer, after the Culture Secretary raised concerns that too many people are being prosecuted for failing to pay. The
A taxi company in the child-sex scandal hit town Heywood is now offering customers the opportunity to choose white-only cab drivers, after two former ‘Asian’ drivers were imprisoned for sexual assault and sexual exploitation. The owner of company Car 2000,
An eight-second segment of white noise released by mistake on the internet has gone straight to the top of the Canadian iTunes chart within hours of its release after fans were misled into believing that it was the work of
A ‘Halal test’ which detects the presence of pork and alcohol in food has hit the market after being developed by a French company, and has been compared to a pregnancy test for travelling Muslim businessmen who don’t trust the
British foreign secretary Philip Hammond has criticised the lack of investment from other European nations into the planned £800 million Ebola fund, of which Britain has contributed almost a third of the total so far. So far responsibility for aid
A counter-terror operation in Germany swooped on suspects smuggling military clothing and funds to militant groups in Syria a month early after one ISIS sympathising member became suspicious that he was being monitored by police. The men, who are Salafist
Britain is the primary destination of citizens from Ebola-infected countries leaving Africa, a new study has shown, and screening for the virus at British airports may prove less effective than screening at African airports instead. The researchers, from St. Michael’s
The sister of Islamic State Captive-Propagandist John Cantlie has said her brother believes in “at least two-thirds” of what he says in his ISIS videos, four of which have been released in the past month. Since the first ‘Lend me
Plans to ‘defeat’ Ebola with a large-scale deployment by the British army are being considered by the Chief of the General Staff, who would dispatch a brigade to lock-down former British colony Sierra Leone at least until late 2015. Ebola
Dramatic reports of a ‘Russian’ Submarine hiding among the islands of the Stockholm archipelago are being taken seriously by the Swedish military, and has triggered the largest military deployment in the Baltic since the end of the Cold War. The
New rules intended to encourage “British Values” are being used to threaten a Christian school with closure because they have not invited an Imam to address the school assembly, reports a charity helping to defend them from the Department for
Following the Danish bikers already fighting, a German biker gang named after an ancient Iranian empire has sent a group of men to fight alongside the Kurds against the Islamic State, and have posted photographs on social media showing them
The Ebola situation in Spain appears to be improving as two suspected cases of the virus have been ruled out after tests, and nurse Teresa Romero appears to be “getting over” the infection in the King Carlos III Hospital where
A counter-terrorism expert has identified a large West-London mosque as being the key common factor between the young British Muslims who go to fight for the Islamic State, a number of whom grew up just streets away from each other
Although the British Council has already blocked all School visits to and from Ebola outbreak countries, a British school has gone one step further by postponing a planned visit by a Ghanaian teacher after a group of parents raised concerns,
A Swedish, Muslim minister has been accused of being an “Islamist” with a “hidden agenda” by a former member of parliament who said his inclusion in the government signalled that Sweden had become supportive of Islamic extremists. The comments came
Ebola fears have been blamed for the largest one-day fall on the London stock market in a year yesterday, which wiped a colossal £46 billion from the value of British businesses, as a bad week got even worse for investors.
