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Foreign prisoners spend an average of 234 days behind bars AFTER their official release date because it is so hard to deport them. There are currently 850 foreign prisoners in British jails despite having already completed their sentences. The Sun

The Conservative Party have selected an Islamist leader with links to George Galloway as a local election candidate in the London borough of Newham. Mufti Shah Sadruddin has no known previous links to the party, but has been an enthusiastic

A Saudi man has divorced his wife after she was videoed driving the family car, despite it being illegal for women to drive in Saudi Arabia. The Times reports an unnamed woman sent the film to her husband as an

The Austrian army is in so much financial trouble that its regiments cannot afford fuel and soldiers are forced to walk everywhere because vehicles are so scarce. Gerald Klug, the Social Democrat defence minister, has said that the army “is

Almost 200 US Marines have been moved from their base in Spain to the US Naval Air Station at Sigonella in Sicily in case the American embassy in Libya comes under threat. The Pentagon said this was a precaution due

British police are planning a crackdown to stop Islamists intimidating Muslims into not voting in next week’s European and local elections. The Times reports that the independent Electoral Commission has identified 16 areas as “hotspots” for electoral fraud or voter

When is a rape not a rape? When it’s a metaphor, of course. Everyone knows this. Anyone with half a brain and an ounce of sense, at least. They know, say, that when your victorious village rugger team boasts down

The European Parliament’s largest political party is facing questions about why its election advert has only white people on it. The advert featured on the website of the European People’s Party’s (EPP) UK affiliate The 4 Freedoms Party, which is fielding

An adviser to Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been caught on camera kicking a protester as Turkish forces cracked down on demonstrators following the collapse of a mine in Soma, 350 miles west of Ankara. Around 3000 anti-privatisation

British state schools are churning out children who do not know right from wrong, a headmaster of a leading independent school will say today. Richard Walden, head of the Independent Schools Association, believes state schools spend too much time on

The pub reputed to have the oldest interior in Britain has refused to serve UKIP leader Nigel Farage a pint of beer. The Crown Bar in Belfast, refused a photo call for the UKIP leader when he visited Northern Ireland

With one week to go before the European elections, each party leader will suffering from a differing degree of nerves. David Cameron will be the most relaxed. The Conservative spin machine has managed expectations well; if the party were to

Eurosur, the EU’s new €340m border surveillance system meant to intercept illegal migrants trying to get across the Mediterranean has so far proved useless. Since it was launched in December, there has been a three-fold increase in the number of

President Mahmoud Abbas visited David Cameron in Downing Street this week. Discussions are said to have hinged on the Middle East Peace Process, but one wonders whether the PM raised the new Anti-Defamation League report that shows that after decades

A self-styled “community activist” for British Muslims has claimed to have held 34 jobs over the past 15 years, despite also receiving state benefits. In an exposé by journalist Milo Yiannopoulos, Mo Ansar is revealed to have claimed to be

SOMA, Turkey (AP) — Rescue teams recovered eight more victims of Turkey’s worst mining accident on Thursday, raising the death toll to 282 in a disaster which has thrown Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s presidential ambitions off stride. Although 363

British electrical goods specialist Dixons Retail and mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse have agreed to merge, the pair announced on Thursday. “The boards of Carphone Warehouse Group plc and Dixons Retail plc are pleased to announce that they have reached

Despite a doubling of powers for the European Parliament in the last two decades – a triumph for what the euro-elite call “more Europe” – turnout in elections to the European Parliament fell from 57 per cent in 1994 to

A sacked BBC staff member who applied to the corporation on a scheme for the disabled is suing her former bosses for unfair dismissal after they claimed to be unaware of her mental health issues. Jayne Lutwyche, who has Asperger’s

The former royal editor of the defunct News of the World newspaper has admitted hacking the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s phones nearly 200 times. Sky News reports that Clive Goodman told the Old Bailey that he accessed the voicemail

Russia is considering creating its own version of Eurovision, because the existing contest represents the “collapse of the European Union’s moral values” according to The Local. The straight version of the competition will be called ‘Voice of Eurasia’, and has been

1996 was a revolutionary year for gentlemen right across the globe, as a Pfizer team in Kent invented and patented Viagra as a treatment for erectile dysfunction. It was evidence that the world stands just that little bit prouder when

Emergency services are desperately searching for survivors after an explosion caused a mine to collapse in Turkey. According to BBC the explosion on Tuesday at 12:20pm (GMT) killed at least 238 people, but 120 are still unaccounted for. The mine

Two £3.5 million wind turbines that were installed half a year ago have still not been switched on following concerns they could interfere with the radar system at the nearby airport, the Telegraph reports. The blades on the 430 foot

Professor Lennart Bengtsson – the leading scientist who three weeks ago signalled his defection to the climate sceptic camp by joining the board of the Global Warming Policy Foundation – has now dramatically been forced to resign from his position.