Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder has strongly criticised his successor’s handling of the migrant crisis, accusing Angela Merkel of having “no plan” in dealing with the influx. In an interview with Handelsblatt, the former Social Democrat chancellor accused Ms Merkel
LONDON (Reuters) – The number of British firms looking to recruit new staff has fallen to its lowest since 2010 as companies seek to squeeze more out of existing staff, a quarterly survey of personnel managers showed on Monday. Weak
Whether it is secular political liberals or the liberal-dominated hierarchies of the established churches, the compulsion to hand-out other people’s money no strings attached is a powerful one. In the case of the church, ‘cheerful’ giving and charity ought to
The Labour Party’s parliamentary candidate for Battersea, in London, has admitted that the Labour Party failed to build enough housing during its 13 years in government. His statements follow that of a Labour spokesperson who admitted that Margaret Thatcher’s government
Welcome to my Breitbart London tech column. It is an honour to join the roster here. I’m a long time tech watcher, pundit and consultant, having worked in Asia, Europe, America and the Middle East. I’ve mostly worked with big
On Friday it was revealed that the CNN host and former editor of the Daily Mirror newspaper, Piers Morgan, had been interviewed under caution by police investigating phone hacking. Officers from Operation Golding will have wanted to talk to Morgan
A Labour Member of the European Parliament is attempting to have Britain’s Intelligence Services placed under the purview of the European Union (EU), a new report on the back of the NSA scandal suggests. A draft report by the European
In the Spectator recently, my old friend Toby Young described a dilemma which all those of us right-wing persuasion must face up to in the end: should you soften your position in order to find some common ground with people
Lists of potential successors to Liberal Democrat leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg began to appear almost as soon as he walked through the doors of number of Number 10 with David Cameron nearly four years ago. The same
Environmental catastrophe has been adapted from dry academic journals into countless worthy T-shirts, novels, movies, posters, pop songs, and opera. Even music festivals became a vehicle for raising the ecological consciousness of barely-conscious revellers. The latest development in the green
