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Australia has carried out its first airdrop to refugees in northern Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Thursday, joining a growing international effort to deliver humanitarian assistance. The cargo included 150 boxes of high energy biscuits and 340 boxes of

BAGHDAD (AP) — A local health official says four children have died in clashes between Sunni militants and Iraqi soldiers west of Baghdad. Hospital director Ahmed Shami says the fighting took place early on Thursday on the northern outskirts of

Communist MPs in Russia have demanded the government refurbish and reopen public bomb shelters as a result of the Ukraine crisis. Valery Rashkin and Sergei Obukhov’s demands were reported today on the Echo of Moscow radio station. The pair have

According to the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA), thirty-one British pubs a week are closing, with planning regulations supermarket takeovers being blamed. Tom Stainer, head of communications at Camra, said: “It is utterly perverse that developers are able to demolish

Tom Steyer, the fossil-fuel powered hedge funder has suffered further setbacks on his $100 million mission to save the world from ‘global warming’ by destroying the US economy. He is hoping to raise $50 million from left-wing environmentalist billionaire donors

An Israeli designer has created a range of jewellery that creates electricity after it is inserted it into the wearers veins. The Metro claims the idea from Naomi Kizhner is to explore the idea of how we produce renewable energy. Her

A British student has been found guilty of attempting to supply ISIS terrorists with £15,600 ($26,400) after her husband moved to Syria last year. Amal El-Wahabi was convicted in Britain’s Old Bailey court today following a four week trial. Her

Malaysian authorities have warned that terrorist group ISIS plotted to attack a Carlsberg Brewery near Kuala Lumpur, as first reported to the South China Post. The group is said to be gaining support in Malaysia, which operates rules forbidding the consumption of

Despite talk of a complete reassessment of the scope and scale of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) when it’s Royal Charter expires next year, the corporation is still sending some 100,000 threatening letters to households every day, according to the

Former British Prime Minister Sir John Major has praised immigrants, saying they exhibit a “very conservative instinct” by coming to Britain to improve their families’ lives. He added that he admired their “guts and drive” in traveling thousands of miles

The Daily Mail is stepping up its attacks on the UK Independence Party again following an intensive campaign on the run up to the European Elections in May. Today the Mail reports on the opinion of a new UKIP MEP

A train was derailed by a landslide in a mountainous part of eastern Switzerland on Wednesday, the regional rail company said, with media reports that several carriages had plunged into a ravine.

An extremist who threatened Prince William’s wedding has been jailed for just 2 years and seven months, despite being found guilty on three counts of possessing terrorist material, according to the Guardian. Afsor Ali was convicted at the Old Bailey

The 2015 African Cup of Nations soccer tournament is in doubt following the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is facing a logistical nightmare as various countries refuse to accept teams from affected nations, forcing

The ‘No’ campaign for Scottish Independence has asked the public to stop sending small donations as they claim to have been “inundated” since the live TV debate last Tuesday when Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond went head-to-head with former Chancellor

A new low for BBC ‘journalism’ came yesterday as Britain’s public broadcaster tried to interview a known ISIS fighter on Twitter about the Robin Williams film Jumanji. Setting aside that using the death of Robin Williams to try and open

Palestinian news service Ma’an reports that 10 new electric back-up generators have been imported from Israel and installed across the Gaza Strip in order to avert a humanitarian crisis in the coastal enclave. The Gaza Electricity Distribution Company said that

A former Conservative Party minister has waded into the row surrounding UKIP Member of the European Parliament Bill Etheridge after the Daily Mail’s attempt to smear the man over comments made about Hitler’s speaking capabilities.  In a story published this

Israeli interior minister Gideon Sa’ar has said that gay and lesbian Jews will be allowed to bring their partners with them if choose to immigrate to Israel – even if the partner is not Jewish. According to Arutz Sheva, Mr

With just five weeks to go until Scotland votes on whether to leave the United Kingdom, and with support for the Union faltering, the British government has played one of it’s biggest trump cards and announced a ship building programme

The newly-privatised Royal Mail Group is to pay homage to greatest privatiser of them all with a special Margaret Thatcher postage stamp. The Express reports that the October stamp set will feature four Conservative, two Labour and two Whig prime

Did you know that domestic abuse is the most common cause of morbidity [sickness] in women aged 19 to 44, more than war, cancer or motor vehicle accidents? No, very probably, you didn’t because it’s just not true. Rather it’s

LONDON, (Reuters) – British workers earned less between April and June than they did in the same period last year, even as the unemployment rate fell once again, official data showed. The numbers underscore the challenge facing the Bank of

Fearing a genocide of Christians, the Vatican has given its approval to US military air strikes in Iraq — a rare exception to its policy of peaceful conflict resolution. The Holy See’s ambassador to the United Nations, Silvano Tomasi, this

BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian opposition activists say extremists from the Islamic State group have seized key towns and villages near the border with Turkey after deadly clashes with other rebels in the area. They say fighters of the group captured