UKIP leadership frontrunner David Kurten has been attacked by LGBT activists and impugned as “unfit for elected office” by party official Suzanne Evans and allies, following remarks he made on the nature of sexual orientation.
German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has said “It is no longer unthinkable” for the EU to break apart in light of the Brexit referendum, migrant crisis, and ongoing troubles in the Eurozone.
A Czech child abuser has claimed that the UK has failed to deport him to a prison in his home country, in spite of a transfer request by the Czech authorities and his own willingness to go. In a letter
Sigmar Gabriel, the leader of Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SDP) and Vice-Chancellor to Angela Merkel, has taken a hard line on Salafist Islamism in an interview with Der Spiegel. Gabriel, speaking just a few weeks after a Tunisian migrant killed
A secret report prepared for the Belgian parliament by former police and judicial officials from the Standing Police Monitoring Committee claims that national authorities had multiple opportunities to stop the terrorists responsible for recent attacks in Paris and Brussels.
Vince Cable, former Business Secretary and one of the leading lights of the campaign to Remain in the European Union (EU), has admitted that “it’s time to end EU free movement”.
Andrew Haldane, chief economist of the Bank of England, has admitted that his profession is “in crisis” as Britain’s economy is hailed as the “strongest in the world”.
Police in Austria are investigating a “slew of NYE sex attacks”, according to Deutsche Welle, Germany’s public international broadcaster.
A group of MPs led by Chuka Umunna, a former candidate for the Labour Party leadership and a leading Remain campaigner in Britain’s referendum for membership of the European Union (EU), has called for left-wing strongholds such as London and Scotland to be allowed to set their own immigration policies.
Cambridge University’s Centre for Business Research has condemned the ‘Project Fear’ predictions which the government produced during Britain’s referendum on the European Union (EU) as “very flawed and very partisan”.
The former head of the Borders Unit at the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the world’s largest intergovernmental security organisation, says “successive governments have dismantled the layered mosaic of border security” which once protected Britain’s coast.
The China Railway Corporation has established a 7,000 mile freight link between the United Kingdom and the Middle Kingdom, a move which could “revolutionise” trade between the two countries.
The Switzerland-based Centre for Security Studies (CSS) has published a report, focusing on the “Dynamics of Radicalization and Violent Extremism in Kosovo”, which claims that “foreign-funded extremist networks” are active in states applying to join the European Union (EU).
The Polish foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, has slammed the president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, as an “icon of evil and stupidity”, urging him to stay “far away from Poland”.
Sir Ivan Rogers, the Permanent Representative to the European Union (EU) regarded widely as being responsible for David Cameron’s “thin gruel” pre-referendum EU renegotiation, has resigned early from his post.
Sky News unveiled a data poll suggesting that Britain is “more racist and less happy” than a year ago, with the supposedly worsening mood framed as a direct consequence of the country voting to leave the European Union (EU) last June.
Leaked diplomatic cables indicate that Jean-Claude Juncker, the embattled President of the European Commission, blocked proposals to clamp down on cross-border tax avoidance schemes within the EU as Prime Minister of Luxembourg.
Leading businessman John Longworth has hailed Britain’s “bright future” after the FTSE 100 reached an all-time high of 7,106.08 on Wednesday.
The chairman of Veterans for Britain, a military pressure group which campaigned for Brexit during the EU referendum, claims that the Government has signed up to advanced European military and security integration plans which are tantamount to “the UK joining the single currency in
The BBC, the most mainstream of mainstream media outlets, has been caught up in a “fake news” controversy after reporting that Christmas was set to be cheaper than ever – only to decide just three days later that costs had in
British Influence, a ‘think tank’ chaired by Peter Wilding, who has previously worked for the European Commission, are launching a fresh bid to derail Brexit in the High Court. The group aims to demonstrate that the British government needs permission
Major pro-EU corporates are using Britain’s membership of the European Union and the single market to deprive the country of £10 billion of tax revenue each year, a new report has suggested. The debate on free movement and the European Union
The Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) has failed in its bid to win the presidency following a shock pivot towards the EU by candidate Norbert Hofer.
The Attorney-General’s Office has been asked to appeal the sentence of a child migrant, alleged to be 15 years-old, who was convicted of raping a five-year-old boy in Derby this month, Breitbart London can reveal.
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) estimates that 340 migrants have drowned in four major shipwrecks over the course of the week, bringing the reported total for November so far to 546. This compares with 141 for the entire month in 2015 and 22 in 2014.
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has delivered a damning indictment of the European Union and Europe’s approach to tackling radical Islam, in a shock speech at the Catholic Institute of Paris.
Britain’s Supreme Court has ruled that the Scottish and Welsh governments may intervene in its upcoming hearing on whether or not the Government can activate Article 50, which begins the process of leaving the European Union, without first seeking the permission of largely Remain-voting MPs.
Further doubt has been cast on the impartiality of the Lord Chief Justice, Baron Thomas of Cwmgiedd, who ruled on Thursday that it would be up to predominantly Remain-voting MPs to decide whether or not the United Kingdom actually begins
Liberal, progressive types are not generally supportive of calls for the UK to leave the European Union, perceiving the Eurosceptic field as being dominated by xenophobes and unreconstructed Thatcherites who long to celebrate a Brexit by piling up a great
When the Leave.EU campaign saw that Erik Oddvar Eriksen, the director of Oslo University’s Brussels-funded Centre for European Studies, was telling the British press that being like Norway was “the worst thing that could happen” to the UK, they were
