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
A radicalised Muslim prisoner on the run since failing to return from day release in May has shot and critically injured a French policeman. Police union anger towards the French Minister of Justice, Christiane Taubira, mounted when it transpired that
NATO has rejected Moscow’s explanation that its warplanes had violated alliance member Turkey’s air space by mistake and said Russia was sending more ground troops to Syria and building up its naval presence. With Russia extending its air strikes to include
A military operation to catch migrant traffickers begins today, with European warships patrolling international waters in the Mediterranean to arrest smugglers dubbed the “mafia of the sea”. The European Union’s foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini announced last month that EUNAVFOR
The rule of law is one of the most, if not the most fundamental concept in Western civilisation, and therefore in conservatism too. I am not a left-leaning, socially liberal, caution-to-the-wind type “libertarian”. I do not believe that by acting
A short film has been released documenting the distress and sense of betrayal felt by Syrian women and families, abandoned by the men who have migrated to Europe amid the civil war. In the film, made by Citizen Journalism platform
Fear over terrorist attacks are pushing British people away from Muslim countries, with many now ruling out countries they would have once considered safe. While a remarkable three-quarters of British holidaymakers surveyed by holiday agent Travelzoo said they were actively
The latest and most politically correct series of BBC TV’s hit show, The Great British Bake Off, concludes tomorrow, and the Prime Minister has named his favourite to win. From a cast described as “fashionable minorities” by Quentin Letts of
Another media watchdog story for you today, though this time it’s not the Telegraph but Sky News telling porkie pies about the ongoing immigration debate in the United Kingdom. I’ve spent some time going over the raw data (for you) since
Three-quarters of Germans believe refugees should stay in the first safe country they reach while four-fifths think the nation should re-instate border controls, in a strong rejection of Chancellor Merkel’s open-door policy on immigration. A new opinion poll has revealed
The government’s new Parliamentary Women’s and Equalities Committee is to hear evidence from a one-sided panel on the possibility of introducing a “third gender” into the British legal system. Choosing to have no gender on a passport is already allowed
Like iron filings to a magnet, controversy gravitates effortlessly to Marine Le Pen. The outspoken leader of France’s National Front (FN) is currently awaiting trial on charges of inciting hatred after she compared Muslims praying in streets to a Nazi occupation.
Migrants from countries hostile to Israel may strengthen anti-Semitism in Europe, the leader of Germany’s Jewish community has warned. The President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany (CCJG) warned Chancellor Angela Merkel of the issue in person during a
The “Welfare and Diversity” officer for Goldsmiths University Student Union (SU), who made national headlines earlier in the year for banning white men from public events and tweeting “#killallwhitemen”, has been summoned to court. According to a statement from the
MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – If Britain leaves the European Union (EU), it could start a chain reaction that leads to the breakup of the bloc, the Finnish Foreign Secretary has said. Speaking to a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party
The short-sighted mainstream press has become very excited over the fact that the European Court of Justice has rejected a French prisoner’s claim over his right to vote. Even the very left-wing Mirror newspaper claims this is a “major boost” for
German police are investigating the death of an Eritrean after a fatal fire at an asylum shelter in Saalfeld, south-east Germany. The unidentified 29-year-old man was found in his locked room, while the other migrants housed at the dormitory managed to
The European Union (EU) has been warned to expect millions more migrants from Syria. EU Council President Donald Tusk says that “according to Turkish estimates, another three million potential refugees” could come just from Aleppo – Syria’s largest city – and surrounding
MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – Europe is undergoing one of the most radical population shifts in its history as hundreds of thousands of people travel from the Middle East and North Africa across the continent, overwhelming several nations and leading to
In a speech that could have has been given by a UKIP spokesman, Home Secretary Theresa May said that mass immigration is making it “impossible” to build a “cohesive society”. Speaking at the Conservative Party Conference, May adopted a decidedly
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged the EU consider a no-fly zone and safe haven area in Syria during talks to address Europe’s spiralling migrant crisis. Speaking after the discussions in Brussels, Erdogan said Turkey was bearing the brunt of
The city of Copenhagen has launched a campaign to persuade young couples to have children as the nation faces total demographic collapse. The drive is part of the national MaybeBaby initiative, which aims to teach young people and children about the
Over 1,800 migrants were rescued Monday from six vessels found adrift in the Mediterranean, off the coast of Libya, Italy’s coast guard said. A total of 1,830 people were brought ashore in six different operations to save passengers in four
The European Commission on Monday warned Spain to scale back government overspending that is in violation of EU budget rules or risk an embarrassing reprimand ahead of December elections. Spain should “take the necessary measures within the national budgetary process
A young, female ‘No Borders’ activist working in a migrant camp on the France-Italy border remained silent about her gang rape by Sudanese migrants for over a month because “the others asked me to keep quiet.” Colleagues are alleged to have said
The Telegraph newspaper has today followed in the footsteps of its increasingly liberal-left leaning sister publication the Spectator, slamming Home Secretary Theresa May for talking tough on immigration. Mrs. May is expected to use her speech to the Conservative Party
