The American taxi-hailing app that has revolutionised getting around London among a number of other cities across the globe has been refused a new licence to operate in the city by public transport body Transport for London (TfL). The company’s
The second of six men to have been arrested over the Parsons Green attack Friday has been released without charge. Described as ‘Man B’ by Metropolitan Police and identified in some media reports as Syrian origin Yahyah Farouk, the 21-year-old was
London’s Metropolitan Police announced the sixth arrest in the course of their Parsons Green bombing investigation Thursday morning, with a man taken into custody in South London.
Poland’s traditionally conservative, nationalist government is experiencing record support, despite widespread international media coverage of a number of protests that have been launched by foreign-funded groups.
The leaders of street campaign group Britain First have been charged with “religiously aggravated harassment”, after allegedly distributing leaflets in Kent.
Muhammad is the top name for baby boys in the English regions of London and the West Midlands in 2016, and was the top scoring across the whole of England and Wales in the year when slight variations in spelling are taken into account.
London’s Metropolitan Police announced two further arrests in the course of their investigation into the Parsons Green bombing of Friday 15th, which took place in Wales Wednesday morning.
A fraction of security camera footage obtained by ITV News appears to show for the first time the 18-year-old suspected Parsons Green bomber carrying his improvised device in a supermarket carrier bag on his way to the attack.
The second of two men arrested in connection with Friday morning’s Parsons Green London tube network attack has been named as 21-Year-Old Syrian migrant Yahyah Farouk.
A Muslim apostate and high profile campaigner against both female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage has been suspended from micro-blogging platform Twitter, among a wider crackdown on right wing voices on the website, and other online platforms like Facebook.
The head of Britain’s counterterrorism regulator has been criticised after he extended an olive branch through Twitter to Islamist terror apologist group CAGE, asking to “meet and hear Cage views” this month.
Britain’s Brexit negotiator David Davis has been forced to deny reports in Sunday papers that Prime Minister Theresa May had already secretly agreed to pay the controversial ‘Brexit Bill’, as a senior Eurocrat has demanded the payments be extended years into the future.
A man was arrested for attempted murder in central Stockholm, the capital of Sweden Thursday morning after a police officer was stabbed in the neck while on patrol, the second attack against police in the city in a matter of hours.
The deployment of thousands of troops to the streets of major European cities is to continue with no near end in sight, as the Belgian army admits their own homeland defence mission will run at least until 2020.
London has experienced again the annual Notting Hill Carnival, which went ahead on Sunday and Monday after hundreds of arrests.
Coastguard rescue teams and emergency response units including a full decontamination unit were deployed to the East Sussex coast Sunday evening after a “haze” in the air caused injuries.
One of London’s best-known landmarks, the 169-foot Nelson’s Column, has become the subject of intense discussion after an editorial in a British left wing newspaper added it to a list of ‘offensive’ monuments of “white supremacists”, earmarked for destruction.
British defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon welcomed the remarks of U.S. President Donald Trump Tuesday but in doing so made clear he disagreed with the president’s choice of direction on Afghanistan.
A man walked into the Liverpool offices of the UK Borders Agency (UKBA) Monday carrying a can of petrol and threatening to start a fire, prompting a swift response from Police and fire brigade appliances. The man was arrested after the
Spanish police shot dead Younes Abouyaaqoub Monday afternoon, meaning that all known members of the terror cell that perpetrated last week’s deadly attack have now been killed or arrested by the security services.
Large numbers of French police officers and soldiers have been deployed to the port of Marseille in the south of France after a truck crashed into two separate bus stops within the course of an hour, killing one.
Nimes railway station was evacuated Saturday evening and police have placed the area on lockdown after reports of a gunman, or gunmen having been seen at the terminal. Local newspaper Midi Libre reports police evacuated the station and a witness who
The annual Biggin Hill Festival of Flight went ahead as planned Saturday despite the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight having to cancel their attendance. Kent Live reported earlier this week that the flight of historic second world war aircraft had
Steve Bannon, the outgoing White House chief strategist now “knows who the enemies of the American people are” after seven months working within the government, Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam has said.
Finnish police investigating a mass knife attack in the city of Turku Friday afternoon have said they consider the event a possible terror attack and have made a number of further arrests at private homes and an asylum centre.
A knifeman attacked passers-by in Surgut, Russia Saturday morning leaving eight in serious condition. Police shot the assailant dead and are investigating the background of the would-be murderer. Russian news agency TASS reports police believe the attacker was suffering from
After a spate of terror attacks in Europe which have seen Islamists ploughing trucks into crowds of pedestrians, instead of looking to the motivating ideology behind the events, British Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has called for restrictions on access to automobiles.
A police manhunt is underway in Wuppertal, west Germany Friday evening after a 31 year old Iraqi was stabbed to death and his brother seriously injured near the city railway station. Germany newspaper Rheinische Post reports the reason for the killing may
Police have shot a suspect after several people were stabbed in Turku, Finland on Friday.
Leader of the Welsh nationalist, socialist Plaid Cymru party Leanne Wood has doubled down in the face of online backlash after she called Thursday’s Jihadist attack in Barcelona “right wing terrorism”, answering critics by insisting the Islamic State themselves are “far right”.
Spain suffered four incidents believed to be related to terrorism, including two deadly attacks, in little over 24 hours between Wednesday and Thursday, which have left 13 victims dead, dozens injured, and as many as six suspected terrorists dead.
The French authorities responsible for the Port of Calais have lost a court battle in the ongoing struggle to contain the acute migration problem plaguing the area, as thousands of illegals attempt to smuggle themselves north to the United Kingdom.
Britain will seek to retain an open land border with the Republic of Ireland with no border posts, security, or even CCTV cameras after Brexit, even though this could potentially leave a totally unguarded back door to the Free Movement European Union area.
No Go Zones are a persistent and growing problem in Europe and are coming to the United States, Breitbart London Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam said Monday as his new book No Go Zones: How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You was released.
A suspected ringleader of a terrorist-linked pirate group which hijacked an oil tanker has been arrested after being identified inside an Italian migrant camp.
Police launched an investigation at London’s Borough Market Thursday afternoon after three people were injured by a substance delivered by post. London Fire Brigade said they had been called to a “chemical incident” at a restaurant in the world-famous market
The prime suspect arrested Wednesday afternoon after he is alleged to have driven a car into a group of soldiers in a Paris suburb, injuring six, has been identified — and remains in hospital after being shot by police.
With less than a week to go until release, Raheem Kassam’s No Go Zones: How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You, publisher Regnery has revealed the astounding interest the title has generated.
A manhunt was launched Wednesday morning after a group of French soldiers were hit by a car in a suburb of Paris.
Farming and growing champion the National Farmer’s Union (NFU) has called for Britain to enhance the nation’s ability to grow food and sustain itself as the country approaches Brexit.
