The parents of 15 year old Lithuanian boy Arminas Pileckas have blasted Sweden and the Swedish media for cowardice in the face of the migrant threat, and for covering up the murder of their son. Arminas Pileckas, a native of northern
A national debate is urgently needed to understand why Pakistani-heritage gangs have been abusing white girls across the country, according to a serious case review into the systematic abuse of more than 370 girls in Oxfordshire. The recommendation has been backed by senior
Nigel Farage has this morning revealed UKIP’s policy on immigration going into the election. Gone is the party’s previous pledge to cap net migration at 50,000, instead they will not adopt an “arbitrary” target. Reading Farage’s explanation for this, it
A former Royal Marine who “wanted nothing more than to bring the fight to the enemy” has become the first British citizen to be killed fighting with Kurdish forces, reports suggest. Konstandinos Erik Scurfield, 25, a Greek soldier who took British
Details have begun to emerge about just how much the British taxpayer paid to keep Mohammed Emwazi aka Jihad John and his family in a smart West London property. The family moved to the UK in 1990 shortly after they
Three quarters of Labour candidates at the General Election are against renewing the Trident nuclear deterrent, according to a new survey by the Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament. Candidates were surveyed online about the submarine-based defence system. Labour were quick to
Russell Brand has blamed “corrupt Britain” for the radicalisation of Mohammed Emwazi, also known as Jihad John. The ‘comedian’ made the claims on his latest video rant, uploaded to YouTube. The video was entitled “Could I have been Jihadi John?”.
Immigration is now the chief concern of the people of the United Kingdom. The relentless demographic transformation of Britain, which nobody is willing to halt, is creating serious alarm among the public. That public needs to understand one thing: the
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Marzieh Afkham, responded with fury in reaction to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Tuesday speech to a joint session of the United States Congress.
A 13-year-old boy in Turkey was swept out of class by police in an arrest his father was later informed was the result of a Facebook post in which his son allegedly insulted the nation’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
A UKIP parliamentary candidate who said he was sorry Jihad John had not killed himself was not investigated for wrongdoing, despite claims from a number of news outlets. Richard Hilton posted a Sky News link on Twitter about the terrorist
Mid Ulster Council, a new local authority that will take over the powers of three existing bodies, has voted not to stock Remembrance Sunday poppies in any of their buildings. The council agreed the ban as an interim measure before
Supporters of renewable energies hope that new advances in solar technology will figuratively set the world on fire, but for hundreds of birds in Nevada last month, that scenario became a literal reality. Nearly 130 birds were set alight mid-flight during
Having already successfully lobbied for an almost complete ban on parents making their own decisions on correcting their children, a British charity has set its sights on mopping up resistance to their agenda abroad. British-registered charity Association for the Protection of
It’s already been blamed for a beer shortage, shrinking goats and the death of the Loch Ness Monster; now global warming has a new charge against it: that of causing the civil war in Syria. A new study has drawn
Scotland’s biggest conservation charities have called for an overhaul of the planning system, citing fears that Scotland’s government is too biased towards wind energy. Alarmed by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s ambitions for even more wind farms in Scotland, they have
Today I have a piece in the Mail attacking the EU’s plans to ban halogen light bulbs, possibly by as soon as next year. This is not because I love halogen light bulbs: they’re a bugger to change, they get
A Conservative minister has voiced concerns over plans to ban extremist speakers from university campuses, turning a row between the coalition partners into a Conservative party split. The difference of opinion has been ongoing for some time, but the issue was
The Scottish National Party is threatening to undermine the independence of Scotland’s universities, according to a group led by the University of St Andrews. The universities claim their academic independence it under threat because the SNP wants to “bring politicians
A government forecast has shown aid spending to third world countries will be higher than defence expenditure in less than two decades, as the Prime Minister seems to have lost enthusiasm for a military spending treaty he signed and championed
London Mayor Boris Johnson has told the group who tried to blame the radicalisation of Jihadi John on British security services that they should instead focus on “the human rights of those being beheaded” by Islamic State. Speaking on radio
In a meeting with North African bishops in the Vatican Monday, Pope Francis praised the “courage, loyalty, and perseverance” of Catholics in Libya in the face of the “explosion of violence” in the region.
Tapes held by Jihadi John apologist group Cage have revealed some details of Mohammed Emwazi’s early encounters with Western intelligence organisations when he claimed to have no sympathy with Islamist terror. Emwazi, who is better known by his media-given sobriquet ‘Jihadi
Gate. Horse. Bolted. So Prime Minister David Cameron hosts a self-described ‘crisis summit’ at Downing Street in the wake of the horrific revelations of child sex abuse in Rotherham, Oxford, Rochdale, Telford, Derby and …and… insert place names here of
Do you ever get the impression that politicians sometimes wave legislation through Parliament without really thinking about it, or properly considering the consequences of the proposed laws? Certainly, if you look at much of the tax legislation that’s gone through
Ahead of the 2001 General Election, William Hague’s Conservative Party secured a quite stellar cast of celebrity backers. Among them were some of the best of Britain: Jim Davidson, Peter Stringfellow, Anthony Worrall-Thompson, Frank Bruno, Mike Read and Bill Roache
