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As part of a campaign against religious radicalism, local authorities in the troubled Brussels district of Molenbeek have ordered the closure of a “clandestine Islamic school”. On Tuesday the mayor of Molenbeek, Françoise Schepmans, ordered the school to be closed after

Official government attempts to make the economic case against Brexit risk losing traction as increasing numbers of senior British executives give their support to the Leave campaign. While the massed establishment ranks of the Prime Minister, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the

Ken Livingstone’s way back into the Labour fold has been revealed following the part-publication of the party’s report into allegations of anti-Semitism in the Oxford University Labour Club (OULC). As Breitbart London previously reported, the investigation of the OULC was commissioned after Alex

The new Chief Executive of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) has confirmed the charity will be stepping back from launching private prosecutions against huntsmen, but made it clear the option remains open for them.

Over 300 business leaders have given their backing for the Brexit campaign in the upcoming referendum, saying the UK’s membership of the European Union (EU) “undermines” competitiveness and “stifles” enterprise. The 306 British business leaders, who collectively are responsible for hundreds of thousands

Brexit campaigners have accused the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of trying to “bully” British voters into voting Remain in the June referendum on continued membership of the European Union (EU). The timing of a crucial report due to be published by

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said yesterday he wanted Turkish citizens to be granted visa-free travel within the European Union (EU) by October at the latest. In a deal negotiated in March between Turkey and the EU it was agreed that

One of Margaret Thatcher’s key supporters, economist Patrick Minford, has said government attempts to “terrify” households into voting for EU membership are “riddled with bias” and treat voters “like fools” . Patrick Minford, the Professor of Applied Economics at Cardiff Business School, is famed for being

A list of ‘big business’ donors‎ to Britain Stronger in Europe reveals the advocacy group has already raised double the level of spending permitted in the final ten weeks of the referendum campaign. On Wednesday the Electoral Commission — the independent body charged

A petition calling on the government not to spend public money on “biased campaigning” intended to “keep Britain inside the European Union” (EU) was yesterday debated in Parliament. The petition in question was hosted on the official government website, and having to date received

A senior government minister in Germany has cast doubt on the future of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) because of reluctance from the U.S. to make “any serious concessions”. Germany’s Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture, Christian Schmidt, has accused the U.S. of having

A restaurant in Cologne, Germany, selling a special burger named after Turkey’s President Erdoğan has closed because the owner could not guarantee his employees’ safety in the face of threats and intimidation. Jörg Tiemann, manager of the ‘Urban Burgery’ restaurant, told the Bild newspaper

Veteran rocker Roger Daltrey has labeled membership of the European Union (EU) a “disaster”, saying he supports Brexit from the “undemocratic, highly dysfunctional” politico-trading bloc. Echoing Boris Johnson’s comments about the “systematic campaign of subterfuge” pro-EU campaigners have employed, 72-year-old Roger Daltrey criticised

Boris Johnson used a keynote speech on Brexit, in which he tried to expose the “systematic campaign of subterfuge” with which European Union (EU) interference is hidden from the public and make the “liberal cosmopolitan” case for Leave, to launch

A Tory Member of Parliament (MP) has told the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that its commitment to diversity is lacking in that it fails to promote political diversity. Andrew Bridgen — the Tory MP for North West Leicestershire — made his comments in a letter

Pro-National Health Service (NHS) campaign groups have rejected Prime Minister David Cameron’s assertion that Britain’s system of socialised medicine is protected from the “real and serious threat” of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The Assistant General Secretary of the the Unite

In a costly blow to the Conservative government’s approach to counter-terrorism, a group of terror suspects are to be allowed to stay in Britain following a challenge to their proposed deportation under the Human Rights Act. Home Secretary Theresa May

Faced with the ongoing migrant crisis, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned European Union (EU) leaders to protect the politico-trading bloc’s external borders or risk a return to nationalism. Chancellor Merkel was addressing a joint press conference in Rome, alongside the Italian

Despite being the runaway favourite in a public poll, Britain’s new polar research ship will not be named ‘Boaty McBoatface’ after Science Minister Jo Johnson said there were “more suitable” names. As Breitbart London previously reported, the UK government had the bright idea of

Prompted to offer an apology to Donald Trump for having called him “divisive, stupid,” British Prime Minister David Cameron conceded that Donald Trump “certainly deserves our respect.” Speaking at a press conference in Downing Street with the visiting Japanese premier Shinzo Abe,

The European Commission yesterday unveiled its proposal to give visa-free travel in the European Union (EU) to Turkey’s citizens, if it meets the five remaining benchmark conditions as a “matter of urgency”. The proposal from the Commission was presented to the European Parliament and

The pro-European Union (EU) environmentalist, Stanley Johnson, has admitted that the Leave campaign is “100 per cent right” about the benefits of Brexit when it comes to the welfare of exported farm animals. Mr. Johnson, father of the prominent Brexit campaigner and outgoing

A leading Brexit campaigner and former Minister of State for Europe has accused the Prime Minister of delaying the Iraq War inquiry report to avoid embarrassing leading Remain campaigners like Tony Blair ahead of the European Union (EU) referendum. The

A leftist politician in Russia has decided to launch ‘Goodvision’, his own family-friendly folk music antidote to the annual Eurovision Song Contest being held in Stockholm later this month. The Eurovision Song Contest has long-generated controversy in Russia. It has previously been called

Labour’s under-resourced compliance unit has secretly suspended 50 party members over anti-Semitic and racist comments, 20 within the last fortnight alone. With the Labour Party bracing itself for the loss of more than 100 seats at Thursday’s local elections, and an admission

France is blaming the attitude of the U.S. for a likely breakdown in talks on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) deal, a day after the European Commission dismissed leaked details of the agreement as a “storm in a teacup”.

Sadiq Khan has admitted that the anti-Semitism row in the Labour Party has damaged his chances of being elected London mayor, costing him votes in this week’s elections. Currently the favourite to win Thursday’s election, the Labour Party’s candidate for London mayor

Critics have warned that despite being a target at some risk of attack, Amsterdam still does not have a dedicated well-trained and well-equipped counter-terrorism unit. Insiders say the problem lies with Amsterdam coming late to the formation of police surveillance units. For some

With some polls showing the European Union (EU) referendum on a knife edge, the higher turnout expected from older voters could help win the day for Brexit. Asked simply whether they think Britain should Leave or Remain, respondents to an ORB opinion poll produced a

Brexit campaigners have complained that europhile universities and student bodies in the UK are “stepping in deliberately to stifle a free and fair exchange of ideas.” As Breitbart London previously reported, the pro-Brexit student group ‘Students for Britain’ was denied acceptance as an

A “highly classified” police watchdog’s report into Belgium’s response to the Paris attacks shows Belgian police had information as early as mid-2014 that the Abdeslam brothers intended to carry out “an irreversible act”. As part of the Paris attacks that killed 130 people

Police have confirmed that the main suspect in the murder of an elderly imam in Rochdale in February has managed to escape the UK. Investigations are believed to be looking into the possibility the killing was a deliberate “hit”. 64-year-old Jalal Uddin

The UK Parliament watchdog has identified at least £650m in penalties, known as disallowance payments, over the past decade caused by errors in how government bodies spent European Union (EU) funds. Leave campaigners say it shows the existence of an EU funding “racket”. The

Marine Le Pen, the French nationalist and eurosceptic, is said to be reconsidering her plan to visit Britain following opposition from some campaigning to leave the European Union (EU).

The Tory election guru, Sir Lynton Crosby, has warned the Remain camp’s “complacency” risks costing it the referendum, but the Leave side needs “to lift its activity and reach” to get its message across. The Australian political strategist made the comments

The influential leader of Denmark’s populist anti-mass migration party has called for a referendum on his own country’s membership of the European Union (EU), hoping for similar concessions to those demanded by the British government. Kristian Thulesen Dahl — the leader of Denmark’s