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If beating the Islamic State with military might is proving hard in the far-flung deserts of Iraq, maybe we should be trying ridicule instead. Witness the jihadi whose combat camos makes him look like a kebab – according to his

Traditional Conservative voters got a break from all the recent economic gloom with changes to savings and help for first time home buyers. In addition to giving greater flexibility to pensions, there were also tax cuts for savers and help

Politics is fracturing, old party loyalties are dying and new political forces are emerging. Well, that’s the script inside the Westminster bubble. Few embody what is rotten about modern politics more than Justin Hinchcliffe the openly gay, arrogant, sneering, right-on

A memorial to the victims of 9/11 was opened by the Mayor of London at the heart of the new Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The 28ft-tall, four ton artwork entitled ‘Since 9/11’ was given to the UK by the New

The Irish Prime Minister, Enda Kelly, has attacked his Australian counterpart over his St Patrick’s Day message. Tony Abbott began the message by saying the celebrations were the “one day where it was good to be green”, and then went on to

Postmen in South London are refusing to deliver to some South London flats unless they are accompanied by an elderly Liberal Democrat Councillor. The Royal Mail did not deliver to the Rowland Hill estate unless 69-year-old Cllr Maria Linforth-Hall comes

Nigel Farage has said he will quit as Leader of UKIP if he fails to win a Parliamentary seat at the next election. In his new book he has said it would not be “credible” for him to lead if

Vladimir Putin has finally appeared in Moscow after the entire Russian Northern Fleet into action on a “training mission”. The exercise, which started at 8am this morning Moscow time, will last five days and involve 38,000 military personnel, 3,360 pieces

Sir Elton John has called for a boycott of the designer clothing brand Dolce Gabbana after its owners called children born through IVF “synthetic”. Openly gay business partners Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana had already attacked gay marriage but this week

George Osborne has branded talk of a deal with UKIP “nonsense” despite polls showing a coalition between the two would be the only way to keep his boss in Downing Street. Nigel Farage first made the offer after Labour leader Ed

The children’s book series ‘Peter and Jane’ is back, but with the addition of all the things any modern family needs: life jackets, seats belts and gender equality. The updates come despite the books still being set in the 1960s

Media luvvies at the BBC look set to use his recent “fracas” with a producer boot out Jeremy Clarkson. The Top Gear presenter was described as having had a “child’s tantrum” after being unable to order steak at the hotel

A chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II has claimed the Koran incites Muslims to violence and is in contrast to the message of forgiveness in the Bible. Reverend Gavin Ashenden made his comments to LBC on Wednesday after the Archbishop of

A group of “Imams, sheikhs, advocates, activists, community leaders, community organisations and student bodies of the Muslim community” have issued a joint statement claiming the government is trying to “criminalise” Islam. The 128 signatories to the letter claim that Muslims

France has objected to plans by the Council of Europe to issue a Euro coin to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo. The battle was the final defeat of Napoleon and took place two hundred years ago in Belgium. This prompted

Nigel Farage has claimed the media “wilfully misinterpreted” his comments on discrimination legislation. The UKIP leader had been arguing laws banning companies from favouring British workers should be scrapped, but it was reported as him wanting to repeal race discrimination

The European Union is set to allow travel Bulgaria and Romania join the Schengen area, so there are no passport controls between the countries and the rest of the EU. The move will mean that illegal immigrants who cross the

Former Liberal Democrat MP Baroness (Jenny) Tonge has told a meeting in Parliament that Hamas “should have been allowed to try” to run the Palestinian state after they won the election in 2006. Tonge, who described herself as “notorious” at

Nigel Farage attacked plans to create a fully functioning European Army, during a debate on the proposal in Brussels. The UKIP leader warned that the EU was “poking the Russian bear” in order to justify creating the new force. He

Jeremy Clarkson Suspended From Top Gear after a “fracas with a producer” the BBC had said. Mr Clarkson was instrumental in the relaunch of Top Gear in 2002 and has been lead presenter ever since. The BBC has released the

The families of the three British schoolgirls who joined the Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria last month have demanded an apology from the Police because the force had failed to tell them their children were extremists. The call came from

Victims of Pakistani paedophile gangs in Rotherham are calling for local council bosses to be stripped of their OBEs after they failed to protect around two thousand young girls. The call was made via the solicitor for forty of the

The Conservatives look set to lose Brighton Kemptown, long considered the heart of the British gay community, over their support for same-sex marriage. A senior activist in Kemptown told Breitbart London that whilst the policy had angered many traditionalists in

Hate preachers and those who support terrorism could be banned from having unsupervised access to children under tough new measures being considered by the government. The Home Secretary, Theresa May, is considering a package of measures to make it harder

Nigel Farage’s Labour opponent in Thanet South has made a desperate plea on Twitter for £1000 donations from both Tony Blair and Alistair Campbell. Earlier today Will Scobie Tweeted at both men, but later removed the posts without offering any

Corruption is rife in British Policing and the authorities are failing to protect whistle-blowers according to two separate reports by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. The reports show drug dealing is on the rise amongst

Charlie Hebdo has been named 2015 International Islamophobe of the year, despite many of its staff having been killed by Jihadists in January. The annual ‘award’ was given by Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC), a British group that claims to

Mohammed Emwazi, the terrorist killer known as Jihad John, was refused entry to Tanzania because he got off the plane “very drunk” and was abusive to passengers on the flight from Amsterdam. He travelled to the Tanzania in 2009 with

WARSAW, Poland, March 6 (UPI) — Between a half million and one million migrants could leave Libya and head for Europe in 2015, a European Union official warned. Fabrice Leggeri, chief of Frontex, the EU’s border security agency headquartered in

Some of Scotland’s biggest political names are on course to lose their seats in two months’ time as a result of an unprecedented surge by the Scottish National Party (SNP). The former Liberal Democrat leader, Charles Kennedy, is currently polling

David Cameron might be “empty-chaired” at the proposed leader’s debates for the general election if he chooses not to participate in them. The discussion came after Downing Street made their “final offer” to participate in just one debate with all

A local government boss who publicly backed social workers at the height of the Baby P scandal has now been accused of suppressing a series of complaints about the abuse of children by Pakistani gangs. Andy Couldrick was the head

Breitbart London’s Executive Editor, James Delingpole, has appeared on the BBC Daily Politics to attack moves to award fat people minority status. He said that he hoped fat people would be “stigmatised” rather than government stepping in. Delingpole claimed some of

Phone hacking was so rife at the Daily Mirror that it was described as having been on an “industrial scale” by lawyers debating how much compensation victims should get. Around a hundred celebrities a day were targeted, in an operation

Labour have posted voters a spoof bill for their healthcare under UKIP. The leaflet was posted on Facebook by local UKIP MEP Bill Etheridge and features a series of prices for treatments that run into thousands of pounds. It claims the

Nigel Farage has announced his party’s new immigration policy, promising to abolish quotas and bring in a points system like that used in Australia. The UKIP leader said immigration was too high, and discriminated against skilled workers from the Commonwealth