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Afghan-Canadian journalist Nelofer Pazira has told the Independent that yesterday’s attack in Ottawa happened because the country’s Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper “pushed Canada into joining the US-led war in the Middle East”. She claimed that the country had “become

This week seemingly, like Banquo’s Ghost in Macbeth, a new law has appeared to haunt us and disappeared at the final curtain, unnoticed. This week the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 (ABCP) came into force. It is to

One question supporters of GamerGate, the consumer revolt against shoddy ethics and bias in video games journalism, often ask me is what a successful campaign outcome might look like. Based on my experience in online media, here’s where I think

A headline interview with the Chief Executive of NHS England was hijacked today by a left wing pressure group. Simon Stevens was interviewed on Radio 4 in the prime time slot reserved for the biggest interviews of the programme. As

Yesterday’s extraordinary fire fight in the Canadian Parliament brought together two men from quite different backgrounds. On one side was 32-year-old Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, who raised his arms in delight having shot an unarmed solider at point blank range. The other

Adobe, Mercedes and BMW are among the brands understood to have reconsidered relationships with Gawker in response to consumer activism that has cost the publisher thousands of dollars already, according to editor-in-chief Max Read. Gawker has responded to mass withdrawals

The UK’s finance chief, George Osborne, has said that the British government will do whatever it can bring an American Football team to London. At a meeting with NFL officials yesterday, Osborne said that the scheme had the government’s full

Westminster, United Kingdom – Breitbart London’s Managing Editor, Raheem Kassam, is set to leave the organisation following the successful launch in February of this year. Kassam will join the insurgent UK Independence Party as of today as the Senior Advisor

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has addressed the country from an undisclosed location following the murder of a soldier yesterday. “For the second time this week there has been a brutal and violent attack on Canadian soil,” he said. “Today

Jerusalem police vowed a “zero tolerance” policy towards violence Thursday after a Palestinian rammed his car into a crowd, killing a baby and triggering clashes across the city’s annexed eastern sector. It was the second such deadly incident involving a

LONDON (Reuters) – A talent shortage in Britain’s financial services and technology sectors has pushed salaries in the industry up by 2.6 percent in the last year, ahead of inflation and outpacing sluggish UK wage growth, research showed on Thursday.

Britain’s most notorious police killer Harry Roberts is due to be released after spending more than 45 years in jail, reports said on Thursday. The 78-year-old was imprisoned for life for murdering three unarmed officers in Shepherd’s Bush, London in

BEIRUT (AP) — U.S.-led coalition airstrikes on Syria have killed more than 500 people, mainly Islamic militants, since they began last month, activists said Thursday, as warplanes targeted an oil field in the eastern Deir el-Zour province near Iraq. The

LONDON (AP) — The chairman of Tesco, the world’s second-biggest retailer behind Walmart, has resigned amid an accounting scandal in which the company admitted it had overstated its profits. Richard Broadbent announced his resignation Thursday as the company reported a

The BBC’s use of “draconian” surveillance laws to pursue non-payers of the licence fee is to be reviewed by a top lawyer, after the Culture Secretary raised concerns that too many people are being prosecuted for failing to pay. The

Hundreds of children who were at risk of sexual exploitation have been let down by the police, according to a whistleblower. Ann Lucas, who ran the sexual exploitation service in the city of Sheffield, told the BBC that although she

This morning’s ComRes poll in Rochester and Strood has UKIP defector Mark Reckless 13 points ahead of the Tories in the constituency. Conservative HQ had pretty much openly priced in defeat in Clacton two weeks ago, but losing again on

Alpine goats are shrinking due to climate change, researchers have claimed. Scientists from Durham University say that the goats now weigh 25 percent less than goats of a similar age thirty years ago, and blame the shrinkage on the region’s

MEPs in Strasbourg today voted to increase the EU’s budget commitments including top ups to their already generous salaries. The European Commission had proposed a huge budget for 2015 which MEPs whacked up to €146,348.9 million including an additional €400million

A flagship child care plan introduced by the last Labour government has been shown to be so bad at encouraging mums back into work that it cost £66,000 for each one who did. The cost of giving free nursery places

Statistics published by the National Audit Office show that the Home Office has made slower progress than expected in deporting foreign criminals to their home countries. Despite increased resources and tougher powers the report published today shows that the number

Armed police have Ottowa in lockdown today after a number of shots have been reported fired in the political capital of Canada, including at the national war memorial, inside the national parliament, and in a nearby hotel. Canadian news sources

Allegations of a sexual abuse cover-up by IRA militants have caused a storm from Belfast to Dublin and drawn comparisons with the Catholic Church, as well as offering a rare glimpse into vigilante policing during the province’s troubled past. The

The Danish Parliament is set to once again debate the legality of male circumcision today, with the Red-Green Alliance and the Liberal Alliance teaming up to push for a ban on the practice. The other parliamentary parties are in internal

Convicted terrorists will be banned from running British charities under government plans to stop donations being transferred to extremist groups. The Prime Minister has announced that the government will give the Charity Commission new powers to prevent convicted criminals misusing