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Britain’s government is reportedly planning to introduce Shariah-complaint student loans for Muslim students, in a bid to help more attend university. The Huffington Post UK said that concerns were “bound to be raised” as to whether Muslim students will end

Labour’s Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls is facing a police investigation after he hit a parked car and drove off without contacting the owner. The incident happened on Saturday, outside the Labour office in Morley, in Mr Balls’ constituency. The owner

British Prime Minister David Cameron hosted a senior Muslim Brotherhood spokesperson last year at the historic country retreat of Chequers in Buckinghamshire, which serves as the prime minister’s weekend base. The story came from David Hearst of the Middle East

Almost 330,000 people have signed an online petition to Germany’s Constitutional Court calling for the “flat rate” TV licence fee to be scrapped. Under the current system, every household in Germany must pay a flat monthly fee of €17.98 (£15),

The BBC buys more copies of the Guardian newspaper than any other paper in Britain – and spends over £600,000 – the equivalent of 4500 licence fee contributions on newspapers – Breitbart London today can exclusively reveal. A Freedom of Information request

Around 540 people are to lose their jobs under plans by Imperial Tobacco to close their production plant and distribution centres in Nottingham. In a statement, the firm blamed “declining industry volumes in Europe, impacted by tough economic conditions, increasing

LONDON (AP) — Britain’s unemployment rate has fallen below 7 percent for the first time in five years, with earnings growth narrowly outstripping inflation for the first time since 2010. The Office for National Statistics said Wednesday that 2.24 million

A professor who took a group of Palestinian students to Auschwitz has been disowned by his university and branded a ‘traitor’ by those in his community, reports the Daily Mail.  Professor Mohammed Dajani took 27 Palestinian college students to visit

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A multi-story ferry carrying 459 people, mostly high school students on an overnight trip to a tourist island, sank off South Korea’s southern coast Wednesday, leaving nearly 300 people missing despite a frantic, hours-long rescue

Leading Conservative Member of the European Parliament Daniel Hannan has taken to his Telegraph blog to insist that European Anti-Fraud authorities will not find against UKIP leader Nigel Farage, implying that the Times and others reporting on the issue simply

Leading Conservative Party figures, working with Times newspaper journalists, have thrown the gauntlet down before the UK Independence Party ahead of the European Elections next month. UKIP hit back following yesterday’s story by the Times that its leader Nigel Farage

A French research laboratory has lost 2,346 vials of the ultra-dangerous SARS virus, according to a statement on the website of the Pasteur Institute. The institute claim that there is no risk to public health from the loss of the

A Conservative councillor has admitted threatening a neighbour with a gun is a dispute over a cat. Nick Buckmaster, councillor for Larkswood in the London borough of Waltham Forest, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm with intent to cause

There’s a good looking woman lying on Bondi Beach, so Bruce treats her to his best smooth-talking chat-up line. “G’day Sheila. Wanna f***?” “No thanks, mate,” says Sheila. “No worries,” says Bruce. “Would you mind just lying there while I

Viewed from London, the report by the Times that Nigel Farage faces an investigation by OLAF, the European Commission’s anti-fraud office, for ‘missing’ EU funds looks like a smear. Viewed from Brussels, it looks like a joke. Not only is

Russia now spends more on its military, relative to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), than both the United States and Europe respectively. According to figures compiled by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Moscow spent 4.1 percent of its GDP on

A hairdresser in West London has described the bizarre incident in which he found himself face to face with North Korean officials who demanded the removal of a poster that parodied their leader Kim Jong-Un’s hairstyle. Mo Nabbach, who runs

The President of the largest political grouping in the European Parliament has praised the EU for allowing young Frenchmen to access porn movies in Germany. Joseph Daul, president of the European People’s Party, which incorporates centre-right parties from most EU

Liverpool Football Club is currently holding their annual memorial service for the 96 fans who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster, which occurred 25 years ago to the day. Manager Brendan Rodgers will be joined by Everton boss Roberto

Britain’s spending on overseas aid has rocketed by £2.3bn one year, and the UK is now the second largest contributor to foreign aid in the world after the United States. Figures show that David Cameron’s pledge to spend 0.7 percent

Members of the World Health Organisation (WHO) have suggested the e-cigarettes should be regulated in the same manner as normal tobacco. According to minutes seen by the Financial Times, Dr Haik Nikogosian, head of the convention’s secretariat, said that e-cigarettes

Iain Mansfield was announced winner of the Brexit Prize on Wednesday for his excellent submission A Blueprint for Britain: Openness not Isolation. The Rt. Hon Lord Lawson awarded Iain the €100,000 for his prize winning entry. His winning submission calls for the UK to join

MPs are to launch an investigation into air pollution in London following a report suggesting that the capital has the worst quality air in the UK. Chairwoman of the Commons Environmental Audit Committee, Joan Walley, said that her committee would