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
Prince Andrew has confirmed he will attend the World Economic Forum summit at Davos, Switzerland next Wednesday despite facing allegations he slept with an underage girl. This will be his first public appearance since denying claims by an American woman
Illegal immigrants gathering in Calais have an even bigger incentive to make the journey from Northern Africa to the UK now that a new immigration centre complete with Michelin-starred chef has opened. The Jules Ferry centre, a 12 acre site
After local sources named the two terrorists living above a bakery who were killed during a police raid this morning, remarkable photographs from the pair’s unsecured social media accounts have allowed an insight into a life of Jihad. A set
In the wake of an Ofcom ruling granting the UK Independence Party “major party status”, the BBC has revised its guidelines on inclusion of UKIP within political features. The changes will give the party similar levels of coverage to that
Be in no doubt that 2014 was the year UKIP came of age. It was the year the party has been working towards for a long time. The year when we became the first political party since 1910 to win
In an effort to repair relations with France, Secretary of State John Kerry brought musician James Taylor to sing an acoustic version of “You’ve Got A Friend” for the people of that country.
The Liberal Democrats have historically positioned themselves as the champion of serious democratic reform, both through changing the voting system to one of proportional representation and by replacing the House of Lords with a fully-elected second chamber comprising considerably fewer
An armed man has surrendered after taking several hostages at a post office north-west of Paris. Despite his significant armoury of an assault rifle and Grenades, it has been reported the incident was a robbery-gone-bad, rather than an act of
Religious conservatives in Pakistan have criticised the new wife of opposition leader and former cricket player Imran Khan after footage emerged of her cooking and selling pork sausages, the Times reports. Reham Kahn, a Muslim who worked as a television
Tens of thousands are taking to the streets in a display of national unity as the Pakistani national parliament moved to condemn the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo for publishing cartoons of Mohammed. Rallies saw chanting against the West and “blasphemers”, and the
Thousands of French Jews are fleeing to Britain in search of a more welcoming climate, according to Jewish community leaders, despite a report published just days ago revealing that British Jews are questioning their own future in Europe. As many
A 17-year-old was killed after a fight broke out because an Asian boy thought he was mocking his ethnicity by copying dance moves from the chart topping track ‘Gangnam Style’, a court has heard. Jordan Brennan started doing the distinctive
A teenager from Southport, Merseyside has been arrested in a joint British and FBI operation following cyber-attacks on Sony and X-box systems last year. Sky News reports that he has been arrested on suspicion of unauthorised access to computer material,
The United States will send 400 troops to train ‘moderate’ Syrian rebels this spring as part of its campaign against IS militants in the region. Pentagon spokesman Maj James Brindle confirmed the proposed deployment, according to An Nahar in Lebanon.
Professionals have slammed teachers who have been reporting children as young as five for being racist, saying that making children frightened to ask questions is unhealthy. The comments come after parent Hayley White was summoned to her seven-year-old son’s primary
Belgian authorities report they have foiled an imminent attack by a cell operating above a bakery in the town of Verviers. Two have reportedly been killed and a third injured by police marksmen as officers attempted to gain entry to the property.
Being transsexual is a bit like being gluten intolerant: for every real one, there are fifteen or twenty just trying it on for attention. Sorry if that sounds rude. We don’t mean to disparage those suffering from transgenderism; rather, to
A man claiming to be the leader of Nigerian jihadist terror group Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, has appeared in a new video this week praising the organizers of the attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, condemning the Western nation’s “religion of democracy” and proclaiming that his terrorist group is “very happy” with the attack.
Police launched an anti-terror operation in an eastern Belgian city on Thursday, according to news reports and witnesses, who said they heard gunfire and explosions in an area of Verviers near a train station. Some news reports said that at least two people had been killed.
My colleague James Delingpole likes to say that the best fur is cruel, rare fur. The same law holds just as well for food. In fact, I feel confident he would agree with me that virtually all the most enjoyable experiences
The Daily Mail has published the first moving images of the tense hostage situation unfolding inside a kosher deli in Paris, which was attacked by jihadist gunman Amedy Coulibaly on January 9.
The small township of Schwerte in North Rhine-Westphalia has turned to a novel solution for providing accommodation to their foreign guests – a housing block from former Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald. Finding itself the home of more political and conflict refugees than it
The Labour Party has announced that if it wins the upcoming General Election it will put limits on the amount of fat and sugar that can be added to foods marketed to children. Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham claimed children
As the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (PEGIDA) movement continues to grow, with new branches across the continent, the Danish chapter has told ‘racists’ they are not welcome. Following in the footsteps of tens of thousands of
(Reuters) – A woman in a British hospital suspected of having Ebola has tested negative for the disease, a hospital spokeswoman said on Thursday. Northampton General Hospital (NGH) in central England had said late on Wednesday that it had a
