UKIP MEP Bill Etheridge has spoken to Breitbart London of the despair felt by Dudley residents at the Labour council preparing to “sell democracy” to the Dudley Muslim Association (DMA). The reaction follows the DMA’s offer to the town of £325,000 to drop legal
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), a deadly yet only recently discovered virus believed to be transmitted to humans from camels has made landfall in Europe again, but Public Health England (PHE) says precautions are in place to deal with the
Over 2,000 people were illegally trafficked into the United Kingdom as slaves last year and Britain’s anti-slavery commissioner has called for action to be taken on the large number of people coming from Africa. With a job title that would
The survivors, dead and relatives of the sinking of His Majesty’s Troop Ship Lancastria in 1940 have finally been acknowledged. Standing in for the Prime Minister in Parliament, Chancellor George Osborne addressed the tragedy on Wednesday and said it is still not
Some British state (government funded) schools are deliberately under-recording the instances of bad behaviour by students and even removing truculent pupils during government inspections, all to gain good ratings. The revelation has been made by the government’s ‘classroom Tsar’ Tom Bennett,
Britain’s Royal Air Force has launched another series of strikes against the Islamic State over the past week, but the infrequent contribution to the coalition of nations bombing ISIS calls into question both the political will and ability to continue.
The leaders of Germany’s anti-Islamisation movement PEGIDA have spoken out and praised India’s prime minister Narendra Modi, the Hindu nationalist with a track record of robust policy towards Islam. Speaking to Indian politics and culture blog Scroll.in, Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (PEGIDA)
Islamic nations worldwide are cracking down on the consumption of alcohol, even for non-Muslims who don’t observe Ramadan, as the annual fast to mark the supposed revelation of the Koran to Mohammad begins. Although a world apart and thousands of miles
‘Advance Voting’ has already opened for citizens of Denmark with a late surge for the right wing coalition set to unseat Helle Thorning-Schmidt’s Social Democrat ‘Red’ coalition. The shift in voter sentiment has been sparked by immigration concern as it trumps social welfare
Member of Parliament David Davies has warned of the stubborn nature of organisations like Britain’s Royal Society – the oldest grouping of eminent scientists in the world – who have admitted that they will not accept any other thinking on global warming for
More than 70,000 people are expected to march through London on Saturday to protest against the Conservative government, but a radical anarchist cell has other plans. It wants to hijack proceedings and cause massive riots that could engulf the capital. Speaking
The former First Sea Lord has said there are now “uncomfortable similarities” between today and the 1930s with Britain’s reluctance to arm itself adequately and get involved in confronting evil worldwide. Retired Admiral Sir Nigel Essenhigh said heavy defence cuts
An anticipated strong showing by the Euro-sceptic Danish People’s Party (Dansk Folkeparti, DF) may unseat the present ruling coalition led by the left-wing Social Democrat party at national elections on Thursday, as the public focus turns to immigration. Recent polling suggests
Human rights advocacy NGO the Global Network for Rights and Development (GNRD) and its Palestinian-born president have been accused of handling stolen goods and money laundering. The organisation, which boasts over 100 staff, its own flag, and even “high commissions” in Africa, Asia,
Germany’s upper chamber has voted in favour of extending marriage to include homosexuals, and for the legalisation of ‘gay adoption’. The motion, which does not create law but will place pressure on the German parliament’s lower chamber to follow suite
The Football Association of Croatia has issued an apology after a large swastika was discovered to have been burnt into the pitch to be used for a Euro 2016 qualifier. Authorities said the symbol, long associated with luck and good
Britain’s counter-terror law boss has blasted internet giants like Twitter in a major report this week because they are unwilling to cooperate in terrorism investigations – and may even warn terror suspects they are being spied on. Senior lawyer David Anderson
The deputy prime minister and defence minister of Poland yesterday suggested fellow former Soviet nations Macedonia and Montenegro could join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) next year. Minister Tomasz Siemoniak called on the nuclear treaty organisation to admit the
Hundreds of political activists are set to strip down and ride naked through London tomorrow to protest against fossil fuels. The cyclists are due to ride in from six areas of London to a central meeting point at Hyde Park
A Malaysia Airlines flight returned safely to Melbourne airport on Friday, having turned back within minutes of take-off after an engine fire alert went off, airport and airline officials said. The Airbus A330 aircraft MH148 was carrying 300 passengers and
Labour candidate John Biggs has won the Tower Hamlets mayoral election. He beat the corrupt ex-mayor Lutfur Rahman-backed candidate Rabina Khan into second place. Biggs was defeated by Rahman in the 2014 mayoral election in the borough, but the result was
Charlotte Church has spoken out about her new-found interest in politics, describing a sudden desire to become a social justice warrior. The Welsh singer also wants to undermine the Conservative government using dancing, fun “and a little bit of hedonism”.
French air-force chief Mercier has blasted US forces for going after soft targets in Syria and failing to engage the Islamic State’s “centres of gravity”. In an interview this week, Général d’armée aérienne Denis Mercier, chief of staff of the French
Islamist terror group Al-Qaeda has been left unable to function and on the brink of collapse by the meteoric rise of the Islamic State, claims a new report. The clear sense of purpose, establishment of a Caliphate and accessible propaganda
An Adelaide city council has today voted 6-5 to haul down a corporate flag of the city flying outside its office and replace it in perpetuity with a rainbow ‘LGBTIQ’ flag. Councillor Tom Pfeiffer of the city of Marion, a district
Britain’s Guardian newspaper stands accused of sending a “false” copyright notice in an attempt to “bully” a popular online ‘vlogger’ after he parodied their politically-correct content. Satirist, polemicist, and video-blogger Sargon of Akkad hit back at the Guardian after receiving a notice via YouTube that
Russian artist Dashi Namdakov has expressed disappointment that his new installation by London’s Hyde Park has become a refuge for London’s vagrant migrant community. Namdakov is reported to be “upset” and “disappointed” to see pictures of the statue being used as
Illegal migrants desperate to get to Britain continue to swarm lorries bound for cross-channel ferries in violent packs – and have taken to threatening British truck drivers with knives to force them into becoming unwitting people smugglers. Ordinarily tough-as-nails truckers
Canadian taxpayers are unwittingly funding a massive, 125-participant sex party for ‘LGBTQ+’ disabled participants in Toronto this week, Breitbart London can reveal. The much-vaunted, “trail blazing”, “world first” inclusive orgy has been the subject of celebration in left wing newspapers
Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), one of Britain’s most influential lobby groups, has released a new report today demanding that the tobacco industry is “forced” to pay to stop people smoking – in a ‘get turkeys to vote for
UKIP’s defence spokesman and Commando Engineers veteran Mike Hookem has blasted a suggestion by Conservative defence minister Michael Fallon that the entire foreign aid and defence budgets be merged, calling it “ludicrous”. Answering questions on defence, minister Fallon said the
A Eurovision performing star has lost his job on Norwegian television and has angered the bishop of Oslo after lying about shooting a ‘coming out’ video. The clip involved showed extremely graphic scenes filmed without proper permission inside a church. Norwegian-Iranian
The Chinese government’s most senior man in Europe has hit back at Western nations criticising China’s island development in the South China Sea, saying they have double standards over the issue. Ambassador Wu Jianmin, who sits on China’s influential Foreign Policy
A Conservative member of parliament has spoken out against the leadership of his party and argued in clear terms for a stronger, trading Britain outside of the European Union. Writing for cross-party Eurosceptic campaign group Get Britain Out, Andrew Rosindell
Vadim Bezkorovainiy, 33, a Ukrainian national resident in Luton, near London, appeared at the Old Bailey today charged under counter-terror laws for his part in a plot to attack the Russian embassy. It is alleged that at the time of his
British Chancellor George Osborne has announced £3 billion of spending cuts and £1.5 billion of asset sales as the new Conservative government works to balance the budget. All this comes despite five years of coalition ‘austerity’ which still sees government spending
Schools across France are going to war with a well-known African sign of disapproval – ‘kissing’ or ‘sucking’ teeth – by banning the “vulgar” noise in the classroom. Explaining his decision to ban the disrespectful noise at his Parisian schools, deputy headmaster
Joschka Fischer, former German foreign secretary and key architect of the ever-closer ‘federal’ union, has laughed off British Prime Minister David Cameron’s plans to reform the European Union. Despite the warm welcome German Chancellor Angela Merkel showed Cameron during his
Russian success in Ukraine could precipitate a collapse of both NATO and the EU as well as signalling the end of the post-Cold War global order, a world-respected think-tank has warned. In what should be a sharp wake-up call for
A Canadian judge has ruled a man was not guilty of committing a hit and run, because he was so drunk he didn’t even realise he’d hit anyone. Trevor Clarke, 37, of Ottawa, Canada, was four times over the drink-drive
