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One third of British voters say that David Cameron has eroded the power of Christianity, according to The Sun. The ComRes poll says that the Prime Ministers policies, which include gay marriage, have humbled the national religion. The poll will

Education chiefs in France have caused a stir by inviting boys to wear skirts to school in order to combat sexism and inequality according to the Local. On Friday boys at 27 schools across Nantes in Western France were invited to

Britain’s business lobby has warned against the UK adopting quota policies for women and ethnic minorities in the work place. The idea of quotas was put forward by the Shadow Justice Secretary Sadiq Khan, who said that Labour could legislate

Michael Dugher, Labour Shadow Minister and Vice Chairman, has launched a foul mouthed tirade against UKIP leader Nigel Farage in the Daily Express. The Barnsley East MP said Farage was a “bulls*** artist” and that it is “bollocks” to suggest

Foreign prisoners spend an average of 234 days behind bars AFTER their official release date because it is so hard to deport them. There are currently 850 foreign prisoners in British jails despite having already completed their sentences. The Sun

A Saudi man has divorced his wife after she was videoed driving the family car, despite it being illegal for women to drive in Saudi Arabia. The Times reports an unnamed woman sent the film to her husband as an

The European Parliament’s largest political party is facing questions about why its election advert has only white people on it. The advert featured on the website of the European People’s Party’s (EPP) UK affiliate The 4 Freedoms Party, which is fielding

The pub reputed to have the oldest interior in Britain has refused to serve UKIP leader Nigel Farage a pint of beer. The Crown Bar in Belfast, refused a photo call for the UKIP leader when he visited Northern Ireland

Russia is considering creating its own version of Eurovision, because the existing contest represents the “collapse of the European Union’s moral values” according to The Local. The straight version of the competition will be called ‘Voice of Eurasia’, and has been

1996 was a revolutionary year for gentlemen right across the globe, as a Pfizer team in Kent invented and patented Viagra as a treatment for erectile dysfunction. It was evidence that the world stands just that little bit prouder when

Emergency services are desperately searching for survivors after an explosion caused a mine to collapse in Turkey. According to BBC the explosion on Tuesday at 12:20pm (GMT) killed at least 238 people, but 120 are still unaccounted for. The mine

The victims of a 1974 bombing campaign allegedly carried out by the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) are to sue the British government, according to the BBC. They claim there was collusion between British forces, the government and the terrorists who

The mother of teenage cancer sufferer Stephen Sutton has posted a message on Facebook, informing the world of his death in the early hours of this morning. The message followed an ominous message yesterday saying that the 19 year old’s

Eighteen year old John Maguire from Northern Ireland has appeared in court charged with breaking into a women’s house, locking himself inside, trying her clothes on and stealing her knickers, all after getting drunk. On 22nd September Mr Maguire was

The first man to claim asylum based on climate change has lost his latest appeal against deportation from New Zealand. Ioane Teitiota, 37, does not want to return to Kiribati as he claims his right to life is threatened by

The boss of a pro-European investment firm has said that UKIP winning the European election will have no impact on markets because the party is just a “protest”. Stuart Mitchell from SWMC European Fund also said the debate had not

A French court has ruled that visiting dating websites is grounds for divorce, as it amounts to a violation of the obligations of marriage. The ruling came in the case of a couple from Aix-en-Provence who had been married for

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron and Mayor of London Boris Johnson rushed to help woman who had collapsed in North London on their way to a campaign event yesterday. The patient, who was in her 20s, was comforted by the

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has said that the entire BBC scheduling team should be fired because of their hypocrisy over the ‘N word’ after numerous incidents in recent weeks.  David Lowe, from BBC Radio Devon lost his job after

European proposals to force retailers to carry labels on meat saying whether the animal had been stunned before it was slaughtered were blocked by the British government, according to The Times. The European Parliament approved the labelling plan in June

Britain’s pro-hunting group ‘Vote-OK’ believes its intervention at the 2015 General Election would deliver a win for the Conservatives, according to the Express. The group claimed to have been the decisive factor in 36 Conservative gains at the last election, which

Labour Party leader Ed Miliband is facing criticism after the Sun revealed that his new American election guru advised a mortgage company that ripped off its customers.  The public relations firm owned David Axelrod, who previously advised U.S. President Barack Obama, was

Tonight, tens of millions of Europeans will go to the polls to make one of the most important decisions facing the continent: who will win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest?  For those who are unfamiliar with how it works, every

Greeks are determined to use their votes in the European elections but are rapidly losing faith in Europe according the BBC. The corporation sent a reporter to talk to ordinary Greeks in the city of Thessaloniki, where unemployment is running

A woman has claimed that the former television star and convicted paedophile Stuart Hall used his own ‘annexe’ of his BBC dressing room to rape her. The claim came as Hall faces trial for sexual offences and the first of

David Cameron has indicated in an interview with the BBC that he would be willing to allow Nigel Farage to join the TV debates before the General Election as long as the Green Party leader also came. He also proposed

A Conservative MP Caroline Dinenage has been attacked in the Telegraph today by Labour’s John Mann for sending cards featuring the Palace of Westminster to unwell constituents or their bereaved families.  But the Labour MP failed to mention that the extra

The Leader of the Opposition Ed Miliband MP has been reported to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over his links to the board of AstraZeneca. It follows Miliband’s intervention in the House of Commons against the takeover of the drugs

NHS bosses are pressuring Scottish Ministers into forcing all pupils to learn about gay marriage in sex education even if their parents object on religious grounds. Scotland’s biggest National Health Service (NHS) boards have written to the government objecting to

A House of Commons committee has called for an urgent review after looking at details of the plan to give Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) the ability to take money from people’s bank accounts without a court order. The

Labour in Hackney, London have been forced to admit that leaflet featuring “ordinary” residents actually featured pictures of politicians, including the Mayor of Borough. The four page leaflet was put through doors in Hackney as part of the local election

Plans to enthuse voters by handing the winning party the Presidency of the European Commission are in ruins because neither the Conservatives nor Labour are playing along in Britain. In 27 out of 28 European countries the centre-right are being

News that Roger Federer has had twin boys to add to the twin girls he had four years ago, has led Ladbrokes to offer odds on the twins meeting up in a Wimbledon mixed double final. The bookmakers, who operate

Dressed in a Soviet hat and carrying an MP44, which were standard issue in the Waffen SS, Steve Hedley looks like a man on a mission. Sadly, that mission is to disrupt London’s transport network as much as possible. The