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
The EU has approved the Malawian elections, despite the fact they were so flawed that the country’s President was forced to offer her resignation. The EU’s Election Observer Mission (EOM) said the elections were free, fair and credible, even though
British girls are the most overweight in Europe and rank in the top 30 worldwide, according to a comprehensive study published Thursday. Some 29.2 percent of British girls aged below 19 are classified as obese or overweight, the 27th-worst record
A series of acoustic transmissions at the heart of the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are no longer believed to have come from the plane’s black box, a US navy official said on Thursday. The Navy’s deputy director
The swathe of Indian Ocean where acoustic transmissions were detected was Thursday ruled out as the crash zone of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 after a lengthy underwater search. The Australian-led Joint Agency Coordination Centre said that the search in
The European Union Wednesday announced that it has made available €200 million ostensibly to provide basic services to the Palestinian people, reports Parliament Today. The EU provides over €300 million annually to the Palestinians. About two-thirds of that money is
A campaign has been launched to free the ‘Pigeon Man of Morecambe’ who has been jailed for six weeks for feeding local birds. John Wilkinson – known as the ‘pigeon man’ in a little-known nod to a popular children’s TV
Despite David Cameron’s bragging last year that he had forced the EU to contain its budget, the European Commission yesterday was back demanding a further €4.7bn (£3.8bn) of which Britain will have to pay around £500m. And while the demand
On May 23, 2014, Mrs Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the NCRI (National Council of Resistance of Iran), and Mr Ahmad Jarba, the President of National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary, met in Paris to discuss common goals regarding the struggle of
On this week’s Radio Free Delingpole podcast I discuss with Peter Foster of Canada’s Financial Post an issue which has long puzzled me: the liberal-left’s extraordinary capacity for cognitive dissonance. Or, if you want to put it more bluntly, for
There are almost no words for this excruciating yet hilarious interview that was broadcast by the BBC West Midlands 11 days ago. It is simply the greatest thing that has happened on radio, ever. Commenters have pointed out this may
Racial prejudice among the British public is lower than five years ago, according to a new study. The British Social Attitudes Survey found that prejudice has dropped from 33 percent of the population in 2009 to 30 percent in 2013.
Rolf Harris admitted he sexually admired the body of his daughter’s 13-year-old friend when she wore a bikini on holiday, as English prosecutors quizzed the Australian entertainer on Wednesday. The 84-year-old artist accepted he was good at disguising the dark
Brussels veterans are doing some eye-rolling at David Cameron’s claim he will be the one to stop the European Parliament’s favourite, Jean-Claude Juncker, from becoming the next president of the European Commission. Juncker may well be stopped – indeed, as
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has spent nearly £800,000 of taxpayers’ money on ‘golden handshake’ pay-outs to bureaucrats and retiring officers in the last five years. According to the Manchester Evening News, this includes £200,000 handed to their former head of training
More than a thousand African migrants charged a 20-feet (6m) high barbed-wire border fence in Spain’s North African coastal enclave of Melilla on Wednesday, with many managing to scale the barrier and cross. Dozens of others were beaten back by
English football fans are set for four more years of hurt according to a highly accurate Goldman Sachs model of forecasting the World Cup winners. Brazil, claims the investment bank, is the favourite, with Argentina and Germany following. Goldman claims:
Britain is giving more than £30 million a year in benefits to families in other countries and, under European Union law, the government can do nothing about it. This means that families with hardly any connection to Britain can take
Conservative Party Leader David Cameron is trying to sabotage UKIP’s influence at the European Parliament, just days after trying to appear sympathetic to euroscepticism by telling the British people that their message at the polls was “received and understood.” Instead
Britain’s Law Commission has called for legislation on hate crimes to be extended to cover transsexuals, the disabled and people targeted by criminals because of their sexual orientation, according to the Daily Telegraph. The commission also called for a full
A close friend and ally of would-be Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable has resigned from the Liberal Democrats after he was accused of getting involved with a coup to remove the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg. Lord Oakeshott had commissioned
Almost one third of Britons admit harbouring some level of racial prejudice, indicating a return to sentiments seen 30 years ago, a survey showed on Wednesday. New data from NatCen’s British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey found 30 percent of more
As far lower than expected voter turnout threatened to damage the credibility of former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, widely expected to win Egypt’s presidential election, authorities hastily added a third day of voting, according to Reuters. After months of
The National Union of Students and the government are working together to clamp down on binge drinking on University campuses. Their first target, Royal Holloway has agreed to stop advertising alcohol, create a “café culture” and refuse to serve drunk
