‘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
I’m proud to announce that I have won a major art competition. Oh all right. (Modesty, James. Modesty!). I am one of several climate change sceptics to have been celebrated and immortalised in an exciting new, prizewinning art installation at
Popular street artist Banksy has competition in Manchester. Step forward “Wanksy”, the man who is using penis graffiti to shame councils into filling potholes… and it’s working. Within 48-hours of the anonymous artist’s work appearing, many of the potholes have
Ed Miliband is “easily the most dangerous man who has ever come within touching distance of becoming our Prime Minister,” commentator Christopher Booker has said. Writing about Miliband’s record as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change from 2008
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has attacked the media establishment for portraying his party as racist. He said the Scottish National Party were the real racists responsible for stirring up anti-English sentiment. Speaking during a visit to Hartlepool ahead of the
With millions of leaflets going out from thousands of different campaigners in this general election campaign, not everything being put through the door has been subject to the rigorous checks many of us expect. Candidates have done everything from forgetting
In a surprise political gamble, with one week left until the election Ed Miliband took an evening off campaigning to speak to comedian and self-styled revolutionary Russell Brand. In a 30-minute interview at Brand’s £2m home in Shoreditch, East London,
Nigel Farage has slammed the EU’s approach to the Mediterranean immigrant crisis, saying its common asylum policy will do nothing to stop the threat of Islamic extremists who have threatened to sail to Europe in their tens of thousands. Speaking
In recent months the Green Party has been accused of championing plenty of outlandish ideas. However, as a party of the “tolerant” liberal-left, one thing they haven’t yet been widely accused of is racism. But from a recent interview with
A ‘helpline’ has been launched to help fans suffering from the end of the first series of Poldark. Those in need of a fix of stunning scenery – and panoramic views of the breathtaking Cornish coastline – can join the Facebook
Austrians consider themselves to be more tolerant of almost all sexual deviances from the norm. That’s not all. They readily accepted sexual equality and other races but did not extend their open mindedness to Islam, and even their fellow Austrians, who
According to Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck, “next to bombing, rent control is the most effective way to destroy a city.” He might have been talking about London in 2015. Labour leader Ed Miliband’s proposed cap on rents isn’t just a
On the first occasion when Anthony Lynton Blair intruded upon my consciousness, around 1994, it occurred to me I had seen pleasanter objects lying under lampposts during an epidemic of canine dysentery. My subsequent impressions were less favourable. You could
Tonight the youth leaders of seven political parties will battle it out in a bid to persuade young Channel4 viewers to back them in the election. The programme was recorded earlier today and Breitbart London was invited to take a
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has become the latest public figure to be targeted by the Guardian’s fossil fuel divestment campaign. The paper reported this morning that the Prince is “on the brink of eradicating all fossil fuel investments
UKIP claimed today their Westminster seats in next week’s General Election could be in “double figures”, saying the party was now “the opposition across the country.” Speaking at the launch of the party’s fisheries manifesto in Great Grimsby, deputy leader
A High Court judge has ordered a judicial review of funding quango Sport England’s decision that the card game bridge doesn’t qualify as a true sport, and therefore isn’t eligible for grants and lottery money, because it includes no physical
UKIP has pledged legal protection for workers who refuse to condone sex-same marriage. In its “Christian manifesto” the party said it would introduce a conscience clause to give “reasonable accommodation” to those “expressing a religious conscience in the workplace on
The mother of a young British aristocrat broke down in court yesterday as she gave testimony during an inquiry into his death, describing his wounds inflicted by men she called ‘monsters’. The family of Alexander Monson, son of the 12th Baron
VATICAN CITY: “Religion and science are united on the need for action on climate,” declared UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon at a papal climate summit in the Vatican this morning. This statement is at best moot, at worst a risible and
Barking and Dagenham council in east London plans to be the first in the UK to use canine DNA samples to track and identify dogs who foul the borough’s public areas. Pet owners who fail to clean up after their
A bunch of “pussies” who lacked “character”. That is the free character analysis offered by author Salman Rushdie for the group of six fellow writers who decided to boycott a Freedom of Expression award due to their reservations about Charlie Hebdo.
Consider yourself warned. AFP is reporting that ahead of next week’s British general election the government of Ireland has initiated an unprecedented campaign to caution their nearest neighbour and biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union. The move is
VATICAN CITY – Papal heavies shut down an awkward question at a Vatican press conference today when a journalist asked UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon his views on climate sceptics. Marc Morano, covering the Vatican climate conference for Climate Depot, asked
Tea-swilling, wolf-whistling builders have long formed a part of the British national character. Now feminists are urging “harassed” women to strike back – with one woman even going so far as to report a team of builders to the police for
Unemployment in France stands at a record 3.5 million people, despite the Socialist Party presidency of Francois Hollande being elected on a mandate to specifically tackle the problem. The failure of the high-spending French state to bring unemployment under control,
