‘Unaccompanied minors’ who came to Europe from Syria and Afghanistan embarked on a campaign of sexual abuse and terror after they were put into classes with Austrian children who may have been too scared to report the attacks. Four boys aged
A new study suggests young women are three times more likely to agree with the statement a “woman’s place is the home” than those over the age of 30, as a growing body of evidence points to the most conservative young generation in
Which story do you think is more worthy of attention in a local newspaper: a) three members of a local Muslim gang in court on charges of grooming and raping children? b) protestors outside the court condemned by left-wing activists?
A new opinion poll on Greece’s bailout referendum on Sunday pointed to a closely balanced result with a slight lead for the Yes vote in favor of the bailout on 44.8 percent against 43.4 percent for the No vote backed
The Vice President of the European Commission has offered a surprising admission today, claiming that when UKIP leader Nigel Farage speaks about the problems of the European Union, he is often correct, and too often for the Eurocrat’s liking. Speaking
Britain’s first female sharia law judge has issued a brazen warning that flies in the face of UK law, stating that the “government cannot ask Muslims not to have more than one wife”. The news comes on the back of a
The mother of deceased British student Jeremiah Duggan, Erica Duggan, held a press conference insisting that German authorities engaged in a “cover-up” over her son’s death, and Berlin gave a free pass to an anti-Semitic hate group.
Sam Mansour, also known as ‘The Bookseller from Brønshøj’ and ‘al-Qaeda’s PR man in Denmark’, made history this week when he became the first ever Dane to have his citizenship revoked for criminality. The Eastern High Court sentenced him to
A semi-quiet Day 4 at Wimbledon ended with an explosion. Qualifier Dustin Brown, ranked 102 in the world, defeated tenth seed Rafael Nadal 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.
In a rare victory for ‘common sense’ within the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the director general of the organisation has rejected a call from Members of Parliament to stop using the word ‘Islamic’ when describing terrorist group ISIS. Rehman Chishti,
Greek Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, earlier told Bloomberg TV “I prefer to cut my arm off” than sign up to a proposal that didn’t include restructuring his country’s debt. As luck would have it the International Monetary Fund (IMF) looks like it sympathises
I can’t remember how many European summits I’ve attended. They are generally pretty dull. Last week in Brussels, Mr. Cameron arrived to begin his grand renegotiation. He had previously set out the terms, saying that treaty change was necessary. This
A new poll commissioned by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) shows anti-Semitism in France is in dramatic decline, also dropping in Germany and Belgium, but the news is not universally good. The same poll showed that more than half of all Muslims in Western Europe
Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, who was labelled “the most dangerous woman in Britain” during the general election has topped a list of the world’s most influential women complied by Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. Sturgeon, apparently, wields huge influence in
The Met has moved a Neo-Nazi rally planned for this Saturday from Golders Green – which is 25% Jewish – to outside the Prime Minister’s London residence, Downing Street. The “proud anti-Semite” responsible for organising it has been remanded in
As Norway’s exposure to home-grown jihadis grows, a 24-year-old Norwegian faces up to nine years in prison for “support for a terrorist organisation” having been accused of pledging allegiance to one or both of Islamic State (IS) and an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria. Some
New Zealand is a country of almost five million inhabitants, some 29 million sheep and, on the evidence, plenty of hurt feelings. The latter has been tackled by sweeping new parliamentary legislation making cyber-bulling a criminal offence while guaranteeing the protection of people emotionally
The Hungarian government is offering free flights and a monthly stipend to its young people, many of whom have left the nation to find work elsewhere in Europe, if they return to the country. The programme, called ‘Come Home, Young People’
Yesterday’s record-breaking heatwave in Southern England was a certain sign of End Times – as the BBC acknowledged on Newsnight by wheeling on a climate scientist to explain how totally doomed we all are thanks to our selfishness, greed and
French taxi-drivers have had a kicking from the free market as travellers reject the unionised, expensive traditional cabs and instead joined the Uber service in record numbers. French taxi drivers rioted against the insurgent Uber taxi app last week, inadvertently
Pressure on University College London (UCL) is building to reinstate Sir Tim Hunt as an honorary professor as 20 fellows of the institution criticise the treatment of the Nobel Laureate. The fellows, including businessman Lord Jones of Birmingham, said the
DENVER, Colorado – A United States Congressman has blasted Britain’s defence cuts during an exclusive interview with Breitbart London. Rep. Ted Yoho – who sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, with specialism in the Middle East and Terrorism subcommittees
Taxi drivers in Rotherham have gone on indefinite strike over new rules forcing them to install CCTV in their vehicles. The policy becomes effective Monday and is one of the key recommendations of the Jay Report which estimated that 1,400 children
State benefits for migrants to Denmark will be cut by 45 per cent tomorrow, with fresh conditions requiring new arrivals to speak Danish to an acceptable level before they can claim higher levels of support. The new monthly level of the integration benefit
Secretary of State for Defence Michael Fallon’s speech at the Royal United Services Institute Land Warfare conference yesterday took an unexpected turn as he sidetracked from the important subject of Army cuts onto PC quotas and minorities in the forces. Speaking
Support for Spain’s radical leftist Podemos party is falling as the crisis in Greece deepens, latest polls suggest. Since it was founded last year, the party – whose name translates as “We Can” – has generated a huge amount of
