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Britain’s first professor of “Black Studies” has said the British Empire did “far more harm” than Hitler’s Germany, and branded “whiteness” a “psychosis”.

Home Office bureaucrats have been accused of burying a report on the ethnic background of grooming gang rapists announced in 2018.

Farage met President Trump Thursday at the White House, prompting him to observe “there should be great things ahead for our two countries.”

IRA dissidents planted a bomb that was intended to explode on the day Britain left the EU, police in Northern Ireland said Thursday.

68 years ago, a princess climbed a tree and came down a Queen — so beginning a remarkable reign for the world’s longest-reigning monarch.

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab has headed to Australia to begin a tour of south Pacific nations to open discussion for the UK’s “high-priority” trade deals.

UK Conservative Kawczynski is the focus of a witch-hunt by left-leaning elements within his own party for attending a Conservativism conference in Rome.

Two Remain-backing MPs who had the Conservative Party whip removed for voting against Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Brexit have been nominated for peerages.

Ireland’s Europhile prime minister is facing defeat as his party trails in the polls ahead of the election on Saturday.

Free Democrat (FDP) Thomas Kemmerich has become the new Minister-President of the German state of Thuringia after the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) cooperated with the centre-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) for the first time.

Hungary become the first European Union member state to join the new International Religious Freedom Alliance launched by U.S. President Donald Trump, announced Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó on Wednesday.

The Scottish Government’s finance minister, Derek Mackay, has resigned just hours before he was due to deliver the Scottish budget, after he was exposed for sending a deluge of messages to a schoolboy he found online.

To appreciate just how bad things are, imagine if you had been told that the price of Brexit was reordering of the economy on eco-socialistic grounds

French teenager Mila, a 16-year-old who received a torrent of abuse and death threats after she had made anti-Islam statements on social media, said this week that she did not regret her choice of words.

The nation-state is winning, Nigel Farage has said in a speech in the U.S. at which he was presented with an honorary doctorate of laws.

A Muslim father in Birmingham, England, is being prosecuted for removing his son from LGBT lessons, which he claim risk the safety of his child.

A poll has revealed that Nigel Farage is the second-most popular party leader, and nearly twice as popular as Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn.

German newspaper Die Welt has admitted that most of the migrants coming in boats across the Mediterranean are not genuine refugees and are unlikely to gain asylum status.

A new Starbucks UK campaign promotes acceptance of sex change in young teens by encouraging them to use their “new” names in public.

Italy and Turkey said Wednesday they were taking the temperatures of all arriving airline passengers in new prevention measures aimed at halting the spread of a virus outbreak that has killed hundreds of people in China.

Down one country, the EU is proposing a new system for adding members as the bloc eyes two Western Balkan nations.

Around 2,000 migrants took to the streets on the Greek island of Lesbos, with some clashing with police, to protest the Greek government’s tougher migration policy.

The United Kingdom has retaken her independent seat at the World Trade Organization after formerly being represented by the European Union.

Over 70 per cent of the British public backs Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to end the automatic early release of convicted terrorists.

Culture secretary Nicky Morgan has warned that the BBC could go the way of Blockbuster — becoming a total irrelevancy and going bust — unless it evolves.

A U.S. citizen is among the infected on a cruise liner which has been placed into quarantine after an outbreak of Coronavirus onboard.

The name Mohamed is now the second most popular name for newborn boys in the Swedish city of Gothenburg and the third most popular in multicultural Malmö.

A German appellate court ruled Tuesday a 13th-Century antisemitic carving may remain on the wall of a church in Wittenberg, rejecting a plea by a local Jewish man to have it removed.

The brother of the Manchester Arena bomber should be seen as equally guilty because he helped plan and build the bomb, a court has heard.

The co-founder of Extinction Rebellion (XR) has called for activists to “take down” civilisation to fight climate change.

What would Katie Hopkins have tweeted about the latest terror attack on the London streets by a jihadist freshly released from prison?

Filipstad is facing a financial crisis after taking too many migrants, and is now looking to hike taxes by 10% cent to cover costs. 

A worldwide campaign to block the demolition of the London-area home of English Catholic writer G.K. Chesterton has succeeded.

TEL AVIV – The European Union has announced it will not accept any Israeli attempt to annex Jewish settlements in the West Bank, following President Donald Trump’s recently unveiled peace plan which supports Israeli sovereignty in those areas. 

French authorities have arrested a former spokesman for an armed Syrian Islamist group for complicity in war crimes who was in France on an Erasmus student visa.

Nigel Farage said that Brexit will act as a “good omen” for President Donald Trump’s re-election, just as it did after the referendum vote in 2016.