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 Christian worker who claims that harassment by Muslim colleagues led to her losing her job is taking her former employers to the Court of Appeal. The Times reports that Nohad Halawi claims that she and other Christian staff were
The Hamas abduction of three Israeli teenagers last week has elicited impressive solidarity all across Israeli society. But Israelis are also paying close attention to the reactions from near and far to this terror crime, and they are not impressed.
British comedian Stephen Merchant presents all the reasons why America would have been so much better if the loyalists had won the War of Independence, and ‘Great Britain 2’ had emerged. Despite our World Cup performance, it is refreshing to
Far left union boss Bob Crow left a fortune to his second wife, according to the Sun. The boss of the rail workers union the RMT died of a massive heart attack in March and left over £100k to Nicola
Finally the BBC has solved a problem that has long dogged the First World War: its worrying lack of relevance to modern youth. For at least three generations, the First World War enjoyed a reputation as an event of quite
Conservatives in Thanet South stand accused of delaying the selection of their candidate who may be Nigel Farage’s opponent for the parliamentary seat of South Thanet. The delay is thought to be occurring so that a local candidate gets selected.
Communications impresarios Burston-Marsteller have today released their ‘Twiplomacy 2014’ report into how world leaders and organisations use social media to reach the public. No doubt the product of many man hours spent scrolling through Twitter, the report reveals that more
Cigarette vending machines will be banned in Ireland as part of the government’s attempt to create “a tobacco-free Ireland” by 2015, according to the Irish Times. The legislation was agreed by cabinet yesterday. It follows news earlier this month that
Palestinian sources in Gaza said Hamas’s internal security forces arrested the terror cell responsible for firing rockets at southern Israel Monday and Tuesday, reports The Times of Israel. The identity of the group is as yet unknown. However, it apparently belonged
Readers of a certain age will remember the popular British children’s TV hand puppet Edd the Duck, whose amusing but ultimately pointless quacking entertained young minds after school. Today’s Prime Minister’s Questions saw Ed Miliband prove that the conviction of
LONDON (AP) — The trial is not over yet, but tremors from the phone-hacking case are shaking Britain’s political establishment — and Rupert Murdoch’s media business. Jurors are still considering bribery counts against former News of the World editor Andy
The British press that he has blamed for failing to respect him in the past was on Wednesday united in condemnation of Uruguay’s Luis Suarez after he appeared to bite an Italian opponent. Suarez, who plays his club football in
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal from two severely disabled men who argued the law should be changed to allow doctors to legally kill them. But five of the nine judges concluded that a ban on
Parents have criticised dancing lessons for seven-year-olds after it emerged they were being taught how to pole dance. The Sun reports that national parenting organisation Mumsnet hit out at the classes and called for them to be cancelled immediately, saying
David Cameron’s gamble in opposing Jean-Claude Juncker as European Commission president has burnt bridges with allies and left him with few cards to play before a likely 2017 referendum on Britain leaving the EU, experts say. With Juncker’s confirmation looking
A group of Orthodox Jews were attacked by a gang of Polish ‘Neo-Nazis’ at a free music event in Tottenham, north London. The International Business Times reports that police were called to the event following reports of a disturbance at Markfield
At least 1500 British militants have fought for the jihadi group ISIS according to a Labour MP. Khalid Mahmood MP says that young men are being radicalised at events like “pop-up restaurants” according to the Sun. As reported on Breitbart London
At least half of calls passed to frontline police officers originate with complaints about social media. The head of the police college Chief Constable Alex Marshall told the BBC the level of complaints was a “real problem”. He said the it
