‘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
Singer-turned-left-wing-luvvy Charlotte Church has claimed that she would be “absolutely fine” with paying a 70 per cent tax rate if it meant better public services. Her position appears to have shifted somewhat over the years, as in 2003 she was publicly indignant
The post-mortem on former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy has revealed he died of a “major haemorrhage” linked to alcoholism. In a statement, Mr Kennedy’s family said the report “makes clear this was a consequence of his battle with alcoholism.”
Heavily indebted Greece has played the latest hand in the game of euro one-upmanship by refusing to honour the latest instalment in its debt repayment plans to the IMF. The €300m (£218m) owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is due
Tony Blair and Nigel Farage need to step away from headlining their respective campaigns in the EU referendum, according to a survey for think tank British Future. Polling results seem to show that the two men risk harming their own cause
Vadim Bezkorovainiy, 33, a Ukrainian national resident in Luton, near London, appeared at the Old Bailey today charged under counter-terror laws for his part in a plot to attack the Russian embassy. It is alleged that at the time of his
there has now been no “global warming” for 18 years and six months. Not only does this contradict all the doomladen climate models cited in the IPCC’s various reports – none of them predicted the so-called “Pause” – but it also means that not one of the kids in school being fed climate propaganda by their on-message teachers has ever personally lived during a time of global warming.
A youth worker has outed herself as the whistleblower who exposed the Rotherham child grooming scandal, in the hope that more people will come forward. Jayne Senior handed two cardboard boxes full of documents to Times journalist Andrew Norfolk that
British Chancellor George Osborne has announced £3 billion of spending cuts and £1.5 billion of asset sales as the new Conservative government works to balance the budget. All this comes despite five years of coalition ‘austerity’ which still sees government spending
Strange Loop, an annual tech and innovation conference in St. Louis, Missouri, is facing allegations of political intolerance after disinviting a software engineer and influential political theorist from its 2015 lineup. Software engineer Curtis Yarvin was scheduled to give a
A UKIP councillor at the heart of the ongoing rift on Tendring District Council has quit in the past 24 hours, as confirmed to Breitbart London by the council’s press office. Councillor Len Sibbald – who was one of the
So who will be the first Conservative to pop their head above the parapet and say they support Britain’s exit from the chains of EU servitude? Hello, anyone? Do please wave because at the moment we can’t see you. Not
Last night’s episode of BBC’s Question Time witnessed an unusual event, namely an out and proud Eurosceptic admitting that there is nothing David Cameron can negotiate with other European governments that could convince her to vote to stay in. Jill
Authorities have found 68 immigrants locked in a container at Harwich Port in Essex. Seven of them, two of whom are believed to be pregnant, have been taken to Colchester Hospital suffering from non life-threatening chest and abdominal pains. The
U.S. Presidential contender Rick Perry threw his hat into the ring yesterday – and he walked on to the most epic music you can imagine. An adapted version of Colt Ford’s 2012 country-rap song “Answer to No One”, the lyrics
Schools across France are going to war with a well-known African sign of disapproval – ‘kissing’ or ‘sucking’ teeth – by banning the “vulgar” noise in the classroom. Explaining his decision to ban the disrespectful noise at his Parisian schools, deputy headmaster
After the events of the past nine months, you’d think identity warriors would have learned that their divisiveness is not welcome in the world of gaming.
Patrick Stewart has backed the Northern Ireland bakery that refused to bake a cake promoting gay marriage, saying people should not be forced to write messages they disagree with. Ashers Bakery was fined £500 last month after it refused to
The left–wing media seem to be taking pride (geddit?) in the fact that a bunch of politically-motivated LGBT activists are trying to ban UKIP from marching in London’s Gay Pride Parade later this month. You’d think that the “hundreds” (whoa,
Seventy-five years ago, Prime Minister Winston Churchill stood before Parliament and delivered his “We Shall Fight on the Beaches” speech, arguably the finest oration of his career.
Five men from Oxford have been charged by police investigating child sexual exploitation in the city stretching back 16 years. More than 100 officers took part in dawn raids across the city on Tuesday morning, arresting nine men of Asian
Croydon in South London has become the latest town to sign up to a scheme banning ‘chuggers’ – charity muggers – who hassle members of the public for money. The ‘stop and sign-up’ fundraisers, who stop people in the street
Joschka Fischer, former German foreign secretary and key architect of the ever-closer ‘federal’ union, has laughed off British Prime Minister David Cameron’s plans to reform the European Union. Despite the warm welcome German Chancellor Angela Merkel showed Cameron during his
The King of Spain’s nephew is alleged to have racially abused a student at a Madrid theme park. Felipe Juan Froilán, who is 17-years-old, is alleged to have hurled abuse at the student after trying to jump the queue for one
Oxford alumni associations in New York are furious at the university’s new vice-chancellor after she said America had “overreacted” to 9/11. Louise Richardson, who awarded an honorary doctorate to Hillary Clinton in 2013, said the population of Northern Ireland had
The British politician husband of Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt has slammed U.S. President Barack Obama as a “do nothing” President, eighteen months after the now infamous ‘selfie’ moment. Stephen Kinnock MP, the son of Labour Party and EU royalty Lord
