‘Direction of Travel’ is United Kingdom Rejoining European Union, Says Commission President
It is up to young people to rectify the mistake of Brexit, European President Ursula von der Leyen told a formal dinner for Brussels figures.

It is up to young people to rectify the mistake of Brexit, European President Ursula von der Leyen told a formal dinner for Brussels figures.

Two alleged Islamists arrested because Federal agents say they had set time and place for an attack to “kill as many as possible”.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) could grow again in just a matter of weeks as the alliance reacts to Russia’s invasion.

Could a new populist-right government rule a major European state? Here’s your complete guide to the how and who of the coming weeks.

Govt minister Michael Gove was cut off after he expressed there is a “significant body of judgement” that the Coronavirus was man-made.

The French government issues plea against vigilantism in the wake of the slaying of a teenager in rural France.

NATO reaffirms support for Ukraine and says its members all agree the nation will join the alliance, but not while the war is ongoing.

The number of illegals known crossing into Germany has collapsed in just weeks after the government decided to give border control a go.

The British public are considerably more conservative than the ruling Conservative party on the question of migration, polling shows.

While the foundational story of modern Ireland is throwing off British oppression, Dublin has been quick to borrow water cannon from the UK.

Varadkar addressed Ireland after a night of riots but seemed to have more to say about violence against the state than against children.

When asked what he would do about it, the Prime Minister seemed sanguine, saying only “we will look at that”.

Net migration to the UK has hit 672,000 a year, a crushing final blow to the final shreds of credibility for the Conservative Party.

Five people were injured in central Dublin, Ireland, on Thursday, two of them seriously in a mass stabbing.

One of Europe’s leading globalists will leave office and his hoped-for replacement, a Green-Left veteran Eurocrat has been soundly defeated.

Sweden could revoke residency from migrants who associate with criminal gangs, speak out against democracy, or defraud the welfare system.

British Chancellor Jeremy Hunt brags of tax cuts while failing to mention they are massively outweighed by the huge scale of tax rises.

Russia hasn’t launched one of its advanced cruise missiles against Ukraine in months and is likely building up stocks.

Anti-Islamification populist Wilders is polled to come first in today’s national elections, but former a government may prove more difficult.

Spanish police have arrested three people over the shooting in the face of a veteran Spanish politician as he walked home from Church.

Belgian media reported debauched sex parties between wardens, but a female guard says her life has been destroyed by the allegations.

I dealt with snakes in the European Parliament and can cope with them in the jungle too, Mr. Brexit says in jungle camp reality show.

Sunak says his room to to cut taxes is limited as the Conservatives shifts to soften up its voters ahead of the looming general election.

Huge numbers of young Ukrainian men have fled the country to avoid being drafted in the army to fight Russia, a report states.

Lisa Nandy takes on JK Rowling, says one day people will feel “ashamed” for speaking of male-or-female biology over self-reported “gender”.

Top figures rush to pour water on promise of deportation flights by Spring, while sacked minister Braverman warns gov simply not bold enough.

He lamented “help of the world” was divided by events in the Middle East, meaning the focus is no longer on “the battlefield in Ukraine”.

Minister says “I will not stand idly by” and wants protesters disrespecting war memorials “in handcuffs” after footage emerged.

UK leader Rishi Sunak set himself a trap on Wednesday night, promising flights deporting migrants to Rwanda by “Spring next year”.

British left leader sees eight members of his cabinet walk out and dozens more rebel as hardline elements demand immediate Gaza ceasefire.

Prime Minister promises “emergency legislation” to enable deporation flights and to face up to the European court if they try to stop him.

The BBC said its report on the IDF taking on Hamas terrorists inside a hospital “fell below our usual editorial standards”.

Another blow for Rishi Suna as Supreme Court rules plan to deal with migrant crisis by relocating some arrivals to Rwanda is not legal.

A clear majority of Germans believe mass-casualty terror attacks are coming to Germany as a consequence of the Israel-Hamas war.

The husband of an anti-Israel protester insists her Swastika-Star of David sign represents peace, love, and aliens, not antisemitism.

Farage bags big payout for gross-out reality TV appearance, but a boycott is threatened over show giving Brexiteer a ‘platform’.

A number of overladen migrant boats got into trouble in the English Channel at the weekend, but at least one turned the Coast Guard away.

The European Union said it recognises Israel’s right to defend itself while calling on Hamas to stop using “civilians as human shields”.

Fmr. PM Cameron has returned to govt eight years after he resigned from Parliament, parachuted in as part of a clear leftward lurch.

British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been sacked just days after she criticised soft-touch policing of antisemitic protests.
