Tensions have boiled over as hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters, a few dozen left-wing counter demonstrators and 300 riot police clashed over the 1,500 migrants squatting in the Port of Calais in France. The anti-immigrant group, who assembled under the ‘Let’s
Tongues are wagging in France as shock revelations that the country’s Socialist President Francois Hollande ‘despises’ the poor appear to be having a real affect on domestic politics, with Front National candidate Marine le Pen shooting ahead in the presidential
Islamic State militants, buoyed by military success yet squeezed online by Western cyber-security initiatives are now openly recruiting in European mosques, according to claims published by The Guardian. In the recent past, the ‘radicalisation’ process that foreshadowed young men and
Parts of Scotland are ‘getting like Northern Ireland’ as English residents are intimidated, abused, and subjected to violence as the independence referendum comes to its final twelve days and separatist rhetoric reaches fever-pitch. A report by the Daily Mail adds
Children’s global TV sensation Peppa Pig has been used by pranksters for an elaborate ‘haram pig’ hoax which apparently took in the Muslim Council of Britain. The jokers created a hate-filled Facebook group and petition calling on authorities to ban
Local residents have reacted with ‘fury’ at plans to turn 11 acres of virgin green-belt land near their village into Britain’s largest Muslim cemetery, which is over twice the size of the present largest, at 11,000 graves. Sitting on the
The Prime Minister has just announced at a NATO news conference that the second new British aircraft Carrier HMS Prince of Wales will be commissioned into service, ensuring “we always have one carrier available, 100 percent of the time”. This
Excessive taxation has been blamed after a new report reveals that the average Briton now drinks a fifth less alcohol a year than a decade ago, and centuries of British history are swept away as 31 pubs close a week.
A group of security-conscious Americans have revealed a nationwide network of “fake” cell phone towers of unknown origin which can intercept calls, texts, and even remotely control unprotected phones. When interviewed by The Popular Science Monthly Les Goldsmith, the CEO
Police forces in England and Wales have been accused of ‘giving up’ on fighting crime, with police officers now only attending 39 percent of crimes reported to some forces, according to a new report. The report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate
Despite a request by the family of the Scottish aid worker held hostage by ISIS terror beheader ‘Jihadi John’ to respect their privacy and not to name him, The Guardian, The Times and the Daily Mail newspapers have both decided
As the poll lead for pro-Union campaign Better Together narrows to just six points, questions have been raised over who exactly is being seduced by the nationalist separatist ‘Yes’ movement led by Alex Salmond, and how they are being radicalised
Confusion within the ISIS propaganda machine led to a hasty apology being issued yesterday as the video showing the brutal execution of Journalist Steven Sotloff was apparently accidentally leaked before the agreed time. Despite this it seems to have still
The UK government will consider “every possible option”, including air strikes, to retrieve the the British hostage threatened by ISIS before he is killed, says Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond. The Cabinet Office’s emergency committee COBRA met this morning to discuss
A senior Russian General has called for military doctrine to be redefined to include the possibility of pre-emptive nuclear strikes against foreign powers, and that the enemies of Russia should be specifically defined in the document, reports Russian language news
A French court has upheld a ban on a Muslim Nuclear Engineer from accessing his place of work because he is alleged to have links with a Jihadist group, and a radical Imam who actively recruits young men to fight
The running global battle between traditional, unionised taxi drivers and insurgent chauffeur service Uber continues apace as a court battle in Frankfurt has foisted a nationwide ban on the company, with a €250,000 fine if they continue to accept bookings.
Britain will lead a new cybercrime task-force that brings together the UK’s National Crime Agency, the FBI, Interpol, and Germany’s Federal Police to combat serious organised online crime, following the precedent set by previous successful cooperation in taking down the
Debate is continuing over the fate of the ‘Hitler Birthplace’ in Austria, with yet another potential use for the controversial house having been mooted by the local government, this time proposing a ‘House of Responsibility’ museum, potentially saving the location
