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
In the past the Police have innovated with ‘Plastic Policemen’ (Community Support Officers) and ‘Sleeping Policemen’ (speed humps) but the latest replacement for falling Police numbers is not a nickname. Forces up and down the country have literally bought Police
At least 26 people were killed when some 50 insurgents flying black Islamist flags swept into a Kenyan coastal town firing guns in an unprecedented attack, a local government official said on Monday. “So far we have collected over 26
The Israel Defence Forces arrested over 40 Hamas operatives in the West Bank, including a senior Palestinian lawmaker, as a search for three missing Israeli teens believed to have been abducted and a crackdown on the Islamist group continued overnight
A Greenpeace employee has been sacked after losing the environmental organisation a whopping €3.8 million (£3m, $5.1m) in a failed international currency gamble. Greenpeace raises money through philanthropic donations, and the loss of hundreds if not thousands of people’s contributions
Ukraine said on Monday that Russia had reduced its gas shipments and was only sending its neighbour enough to cover Europe’s fuel needs after the two sides failed to reach a compromise price deal. “We have been informed that gas
Campaigners welcomed a new law outlawing forced marriage, which comes into force on Monday, calling it a “huge step forward”. Forcing someone into marriage in England and Wales will now carry a maximum seven year jail sentence in a move
Denying climate change is like saying the moon is made of cheese, President Obama has said in his latest attempt to persuade an unconvinced world that “global warming” is the most urgent crisis of our time. Obama was speaking to
Members of an Islamist group condemned by Tony Blair and David Cameron have been appointed to the governing bodies of schools in London. The Sunday Express reports that members of Hizb ut-Tahrir have been, or currently are, governors at two
The head of one the Birmingham schools at the centre of the ‘Trojan Horse’ controversy has revealed that parents of Pakistani origin wanted her to “get rid of the white kids” at her school. Sarah Hewitt-Clarkson, head teacher at Anderton
In a unexpected echo of Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s right-wing Front National, a former French defence minister has condemned American influence on EU foreign policy, saying the EU should abandon NATO and stop “bowing to US policy.” As
In yet another political gift to the UK Independence Party (UKIP), British Prime Minister David Cameron has come out in favour of Albania becoming a member of the EU. The move will eventually allow free movement of people from that
Dr. Tim Stanley returns to RFD’s airwaves to discuss Eric Cantor’s loss, Iraq’s collapse, multiculturalism in Britain, is UKIP too radical?, and a depressing prediction for the future of British politics. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
Finland’s EU minister who is on course to become prime minister later this month may be ready to poke the Russian bear and take Finland into NATO. The move by Alexander Stubb would end his country’s tradition of neutrality along its 800-mile
Al Qaeda’s offshoot Isis (Islamic State In Iraq and the Levant) will bring jihad to Britain if it is not confronted immediately in Iraq, claims the former British Defence Secretary Liam Fox. Writing in the Sun newspaper today, Mr Fox
The BBC has blown £48,000 – equivalent to 330 British households’ TV licence fees – on a couch and a fake TV set in its new Salford studio. The Sun reports that the Beeb paid over the odds for the
Lionel Messi will be attempting to cement his legacy as an all-time great when Argentina tackle Bosnia-Hercegovina in their World Cup Group F opener in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. Trophies, plaudits and individual honours have rained down upon the
BERLIN (Reuters) – The Alternative for Germany (AfD) failed to make as big a splash in European elections last month as its eurosceptic counterparts in France and Britain. But that may be about to change. Less than a month after the vote,
More than 15 million people in Britain watched England’s 2-1 loss to Italy in their opening World Cup match in Brazil, the BBC said Sunday. The television audience peaked at 15.6 million people shortly before half-time, said the British Broadcasting
The embattled, global football organisation FIFA has come under further fire today after it emerged that warnings over terrorist atrocities at the World Cup went unheeded, according to the Sunday Times. FIFA is currently the subject of much speculation over
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has today spoken out against former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s comments on the present situation in Iraq and Syria. In recent days the former Labour Party leader has claimed that a failure to intervene in Syria
