Former British prime minister and ardent anti-Brexit campaigner David Cameron was caught on camera Wednesday admitting Brexit had not lived up to his fears, as he spoke to fellow attendees of the globalist World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.
Belgian police shot an Afghan migrant at Ghent station Tuesday night after the man approached officers, threatening to attack them, and ignored orders to drop a knife.
A senior Scotland Yard officer has called on the court system to back up the work of police by using the sentencing powers handed to them to their full extent, in an effort to make prison an actual deterrent to would-be offenders.
The annual meeting of globalist elites at the Swiss ski resort Davos got off to an unintentionally ironic start this week as delegates including 60 heads of state and hundreds of top business leaders found themselves severely delayed by snow storms.
A Swedish police station was bombed Wednesday evening, only the latest of several attacks against such symbols of the Swedish state in recent years.
The collapse of the traditional family and local social structures is now so advanced the British government has been forced to appoint a so-called Minister for Loneliness, to combat the near-total isolation from other human beings that millions of people suffer.
A faith school teacher worked to radicalise his students and obsessed over plans to attack major landmarks in the British capital, a London court heard Tuesday. A self-confessed “Loyal follower” of the Islamic State, 25-year-old Islamic radical Umar Ahmed Haque
UKIP leader Henry Bolton has announced that he has broken up with Jo Marney, following his announcement he left his wife to be with the model, after a national newspaper reported on text messages sent by the woman that made racist remarks about the fiance of Prince Harry.
A discussion on U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments on developing nations and his decision to cancel his planned working visit to the UK in February soon turned to the failures of “sh*thole” London city mayor Sadiq Khan, as Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam was interviewed on Britain’s Sky News.
Federica Mogherini, the European Union foreign policy boss is a steadfast friend to rogue states and oppressive regimes who has failed to introduce Western values to European diplomacy, reports Bloomberg. In a damning review of the EU’s foreign policy chief, Bloomberg states: If
A British rapper and talent show judge has called for a total ban on the production and consumption of meat and tobacco, signalling a desire for widespread and punitive legislation that would deprive hundreds of thousands of a livelihood and
A self-described “simple man” who had an apparent hatred for people of intelligence planned a suicide bombing in London to take out “smart people”, a British court has heard. Whitechapel resident Mohammed Kamal Hussain, 28, was arrested with Mohammed Ashfaqur Hemel,
The French President Emmanuel Macron joined other dignitaries and survivors in Paris Sunday to mark the third anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Kacher attacks, laying wreaths at the sites of the attacks. President Emmanuel Macron and Paris Mayor Anne
British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to make a number of changes in the composition of her cabinet Monday, with movements anticipated to predominantly focus on junior positions.
British frigate HMS WESTMINSTER was dispatched Monday morning to escort a group of Russian warships through the English Channel.
The chairman of a top wealth management firm has said in 10-15 years’ time Britain leaving the European Union will be seen as a “positive turning point in our political and economic history” for both the United Kingdom and the continental power bloc, calling the difficult process of leaving: “Short-term pain for long-term gain.”
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam has urged President Trump to not allow the “wedge” being driven between him and Breitbart chief executive Steve Bannon to distract him from the business of making America great again.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam rejected the suggestion present media scrutiny on the relationship between President Trump and Breitbart chief executive Steve Bannon would drive voters away in a television interview Thursday.
Breitbart London Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam was the first ally of Stephen K. Bannon to speak out after President Trump’s rebuke of the Breitbart News Network executive chairman and former White House strategist, saying “we’re not on different sides, here”.
The president of the northern France territory which contains three major English Channel-facing ports has called on European negotiators to make concessions to Britain in Brexit negotiations to prevent the UK walking away with no deal.
New Year’s Eve celebrations in France led to national outcry after footage of a female police officer being savagely attacked surfaced, among reports that over 1,000 cars were burned overnight and 510 arrests took place.
The “populist surge” in Europe has far from peaked and is the most significant change to the European order since the end of the Cold War, a new report by former British left-wing Prime Minister Tony Blair’s own think tank has claimed.
The number of injured following a blast in a Saint Petersburg shopping centre rose to 13 overnight from the 10 originally reported, with five in “grave condition”, as Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin confirmed the event was a terrorist attack.
A reported blast at a shopping centre in Saint Petersburg, Western Russia is being investigated as an attempted murder plot after four were taken to hospital and dozens more were evacuated from the building Wednesday evening. Russian state media reports
Notices posted in a British military training establishment dreamt up by the Joint Equality Diversity and Inclusion unit are instructing fresh recruits to replace commonly used English words and expressions with politically correct alternatives.
Former US President Barack Obama made a barely veiled attack on President Trump in a BBC Radio interview conducted by British Royal Prince Harry, apparently politicising the otherwise neutral Royal Family by involving them in Domestic U.S. politics.
Formula One champion driver Lewis Hamilton apologised Tuesday evening for posting a video to social media of him celebrating Christmas with his family, in which he tells his young nephew that “Boys don’t wear princess dresses!”.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has stated that “London is a beacon of tolerance, acceptance and diversity”, and for that precise reason an official visit by U.S. President Donald Trump would “not be welcomed”.
Four men were arrested on terror charges in Northern England Tuesday morning, with reports stating the swoop by counter-terror officers was in relation to a radical Muslim plot.
A man was arrested Monday afternoon after attempting to force his way onto a Royal Air Force base in Suffolk, England, which is the primary home of the United States Air Force in the United Kingdom.
Left-wing protestors attempted to break through police barricades outside the presidential palace during the inauguration of the new Austrian government Monday morning, as 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz became the world’s youngest national leader.
Michel Barnier, the head of the European Union Brexit negotiating team, has poured cold water on Theresa May’s hopes of negotiating a unique Brexit deal just days after it was announced talks could move onto the next stage, ruling out a “cherry pick” of trade deal features.
Theresa May’s closest ally and reportedly the most powerful man in the British government Damian Green — who attempted to castigate Breitbart London as “fake news” and blame it for political violence — may face a second sexual misconduct inquiry
London district the Royal Borough of Greenwich said they work hard to make their area a “welcoming and peaceful place” but that they would suspend that attitude for U.S. President Donald Trump because they disapproved of his use of micro-blogging platform Twitter.
The Netherland’s Royal Military Police disabled a knife-wielding man at the capital Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport Friday afternoon.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage has blasted the slow and fruitless progress of negotiations for Britain to leave the European Union as the bloc finally gave their permission for the second phase of talks to begin, remarking the nation had already been “strung along”.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage has hit back at British Prime Minister Theresa May’s handling of Brexit negotiations — in which she has made every concession possible to European Union negotiators while failing to deliver Brexit progress — by calling her “Theresa the Appeaser” and stating she had led the nation to dance “to the EU’s tune”.
Young children are being read books that calls on them to re-assess their gender identity, thanks to an educational charity that works as part of a movement encouraging “queering the education system”.
The global media made much of Britain’s Prince Harry announcing his engagement to American divorcee Meghan Markle, but a new poll has found British opinion on a variety of potential future scenarios — including gay marriage — is less settled.
Despite total saturation of the UK news cycle, the mainstream media’s “hysterical overdrive” failed Friday to motivate more than a handful of anti-Trump protesters at an organised event outside the U.S. embassy in London.
