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Israel’s navy arrested seven Palestinian fishermen off northern Gaza on Wednesday, officials on both sides said, with the army claiming their boats had strayed beyond the permitted fishing limit. “The Israeli navy arrested seven fishermen from one family in Sudaniya

Electronic cigarettes have been banned on the London transport network, without any consultation or even an announcement. The ban means anyone using the tobacco substitute will face a fine for vaping on trains, buses or the tube. Transport for London

A taxi company in the child-sex scandal hit town Heywood is now offering customers the opportunity to choose white-only cab drivers, after two former ‘Asian’ drivers were imprisoned for sexual assault and sexual exploitation. The owner of company Car 2000,

An eight-second segment of white noise released by mistake on the internet has gone straight to the top of the Canadian iTunes chart within hours of its release after fans were misled into believing that it was the work of

MEPs today approved the new Juncker Commission in Strasbourg by 423 votes in favour, 209 against and 67 abstentions. The 28 men and women will take up their posts on 1st November, subject to approval by the Heads of States

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Sweden’s security service says up to 150 people have left the country to join IS militants in the Middle East. Anders Kassman, chief operating officer of the SAPO security service, on Wednesday said the agency has confirmed

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The Syrian air force has destroyed two of three jets seized and reportedly test flown over Aleppo by the Islamic State group last week, according to the country’s information minister. Omran al-Zoubi told Syrian TV late

Iraq’s Kurdish regional parliament will hold a session on Wednesday to vote on deploying peshmerga security forces to aid Syrian Kurds battling jihadists from the Islamic State group, a senior lawmaker said. The planned vote raises the possibility that the

The financial problems in the Welsh NHS do not seem to have dampened its Labour leadership’s appetite for wasting money on oddly titled politically correct jobs. The Taxpayers’ Alliance have published a list of 43 pointless jobs, which are costing

The father of British photojournalist John Cantlie has died, a fortnight after making a impassioned appeal to Islamic State militants to release his son, the family said on Wednesday. Paul Cantlie died on Thursday aged 80 from “complications following pneumonia”,

GPs are being offered a cash bonus for every new dementia case they diagnose under a scheme that has been branded unethical by leading doctors. The NHS will pay family doctors £55 every time they diagnose a case, in the

A brawl between migrants from Ethiopia and Eritrea in Calais on Tuesday night has escalated tensions in the French town. Reports from The Local say police in Calais sealed off an industrial district of the French port city after a

The wife of a British man found with his throat slashed and dumped in a ditch on Indonesia’s resort island of Bali has admitted ordering the killing, police said Wednesday. Robert Ellis, 60, who was also an Australian passport holder,

More than half of the UK’s donations to smaller charities working in Syria fall into the hands of ISIS and other Islamist groups, the London based anti-radicalisation think-tank Quilliam has claimed. Two charities who send aid convoys to the country

A ‘Halal test’ which detects the presence of pork and alcohol in food has hit the market after being developed by a French company, and has been compared to a pregnancy test for travelling Muslim businessmen who don’t trust the

Former DJ Mike Read has asked that the song he wrote in support of UKIP be withdrawn after being inundated with complaints that it was racist. The UKIP Calypso song is sung in a mock Caribbean accent and praises UKIP

A 25-year-old woman has been arrested in Bedfordshire on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts related to Syria, police have said. Police have said that two addresses are being searched, and the woman is in custody in a central London

Turkey has finally caved in to American pressure and announced it will allow Kurdish Peshmerga fighters to cross over its territory from Iraq to Syria to join the battle against ISIS. But anyone who imagines this grudging concession represents a

When is it acceptable for a terrorist to go berserk in a shopping mall and machine gun innocent victims to death? When it’s all being done for the noble cause of environmentalism, of course! Such is the take-home message of

Parliament Square has been closed to the public after a group of left-wing protesters attempted to move in and take it over. Fencing was erected today and campaigners were moved on, but the Churchill statue still has a protester on

British foreign secretary Philip Hammond has criticised the lack of investment from other European nations into the planned £800 million Ebola fund, of which Britain has contributed almost a third of the total so far. So far responsibility for aid

Disquiet amongst right-wing Conservative MPs is growing thanks to David Cameron’s latest announcement on curbing EU migration. The policy, which is widely believed to be unenforceable, has caused outrage because it will be seen as a “cheap stunt” according to

Spanish authorities have been roundly criticised by the UN after a video emerged showing an immigrant being beaten up and dumped back in Morocco when he attempted to scale a fence into the enclave of Melilla. The UN High Commission

225 children under the age of ten have been admitted to hospital in Scotland for alcohol-related injuries or illnesses in the last three years, according to figures released under a Freedom of Information request. The figure rose drastically to 4,884

Euro MPs have voted overwhelmingly for a grant to workers in Belgium, France and Spain. Over 3,100 workers were made redundant by Peugeot Citroën Automobiles (PSA) in France and crude steel producer Carsid SA Belgium because of “major structural changes