The government has been asked to stop giving foreign aid to countries where Christian persecution is rife without ensuring that the money reaches Christians in need. Britain currently gives £12 billion in aid abroad, but little of that reaches Christians
Three Afghan migrants were seriously injured in a brawl at a migrant detention in Germany this weekend after getting into an argument with a group of Syrians. The fight reportedly started after the two groups of migrants started shouting insults
OSLO, Oct 13 (Reuters) – Norway may have to spend an extra 40 to 50 billion crowns ($4.9 billion-$6.2 billion) over the next five years to cope with a rising number of people seeking asylum, Prime Minister Erna Solberg (pictured above)
Last night I e-mailed Sebastian Payne, the deputy editor of the Spectator magazine’s Coffee House blog, who has written no fewer than 61 blogs since September 16th, the day Breitbart London reported the suicide of Tory activist Elliott Johnson, who
The ex-leader of the English Defence League (EDL) Tommy Robinson spoke at the launch of PEGIDA Netherlands in Utrecht over the weekend. He used his speech to call for peaceful anti-Islamisation movements across Europe to unite in a “new era” of resistance and protest.
France’s National Front is looking to broaden its electoral base by appealing to Muslims living in impoverished neighbourhoods in and around Paris. The party has set itself against open door immigration leading to accusations of racism within the media, but
FUENGIROLA, Spain (Reuters) – For some sun-seeking Britons, a cloud has formed over the whitewashed villages, beach bars and golf courses of Spain – the risk that Britain will drop out of the European Union. Over the last three decades, hundreds
British police have been withdrawn from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has sought refuge since 2012.
Each weekend, the economic migrants in Calais are treated to “dance parties” in a custom built “theatre” courtesy British “open borders” activists. The venue – a dome-shaped tent called the Good Chance Theatre – was erected by activists in October, and again
UKIP leader Nigel Farage will be speaking live from Gateshead today, continuing on his “Say No to EU tour”. You can watch the livestream below from around 7pm: UKIP leader Nigel Farage continues his “Say No To EU” tour, today
There’s good news and bad news for women in the upcoming Saudi Arabia municipal elections. The good news is that for the first time in the kingdom’s history, women will be able to vote, register as candidates and run for office.
Nationalist Turks living in Germany have threatened to boycott a drugstore chain because one of its outlets is raising funds for the Kurdish community. The local branch of “dm” in Troisdorft, near Cologne, is planning to hold what is known
Who is June Sarpong, pictured above with Conservative Party peer Stuart Rose, who today helped launch the ‘Britain Stronger In Europe’ (BSE) campaign? This morning, she called for “truth, not scaremongering and separation”, but there is some confusion as to why she had
A budget fight is edging Sweden closer to fresh national elections. This follows the breakdown of a deal with opposition parties that enabled the centre-left coalition led by Prime Minister Stefan Löfven (pictured) to rule as a minority government. A grassroots rebellion at
The man who masterminded the Conservative Party’s surprise win in Britain’s General Election earlier this year has warned Prime Minister David Cameron that he risks losing the next election if he fails to cut immigration. Australian political campaign chief Lynton
In Marty McFly’s 2015 hover boards had just one, fairly avoidable weakness – they couldn’t fly over water. But in real world 2015, Britain has found a much more effective method of stopping them in their tracks: government policy. Inspired
The National Union of Students (NUS) president, Megan Dunn, has become a board member of the “Stay In” campaign for Britain’s European Union referendum, without even consulting the NUS’s national executive committee (NEC), let alone the nation’s seven million students
British police are recording minor misdemeanours such as throwing a sock and “stealing” one spray from a bottle of perfume as crimes, contributing to surge in the country’s official crime rate. Due to government instruction that police must now record all
Police are hunting a group of six men who fired a weapon at a member of the public on Saturday night. The victim, Paul Dale, was unhurt, and the men are believed to be Afghan illegal immigrants who were detained at a service
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Smoking and Health (APPG), chaired by Bob Blackman MP has called for yet another increase in tobacco taxes. The Conservative MP for Harrow East is recommending to Parliament, “that the tobacco tax escalator be increased
The headlines are getting progressively more concerning as the West look to be drawing up battle lines against Russia rather than Islamic State. This morning we read that the RAF have been granted permission by ministers to shoot down Russian
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s invitation to migrants to come to her country has been described as “insane” by U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has predicted more violence will follow in the country as a result. Donald Trump, the Republican Party
Celebrities and Members of Parliament will join a hunger strike to show their solidarity with terror suspect Shaker Aamer, a Saudi Arabian citizen with legal resident status in the UK, who is due to be released from Guantanamo Bay within weeks. As
Australia’s Muslim leaders are pressuring new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to cancel the visa of Geert Wilders ahead of his arrival to help launch the new political party Australian Liberty Alliance. They say the government should not allow the Dutch politician entry as it would be like
Carbon dioxide emissions are making the Earth greener and more fertile, a United Nations (UN) climate scientist has said. In a paper for the Global Warming Policy Foundation, Dr Indur Goklany, who has previously represented the United States on the Intergovernmental
Milan (AFP) – A former Serie B player with links to a “gypsy gang” that placed illegal bets on Asian betting networks has revealed how he corrupted up to 60 professional players before being snared by police wire taps. Carlo
