The Prime Minister, Theresa May, is set to call for a new approach to managing the global “unmanaged migration” crisis when she appears at her first UN General Assembly in New York on Monday.
The leader of Pegida UK, Tommy Robinson, appeared in court today, successfully arguing against the imposition of a ‘Football Banning Order’ by Bedfordshire Police.
The Far-left activist group Momentum has announced the launch of Momentum Kids, an initiative designed to draw children into political activism with an eye on influencing politics for the next generation.
Local Councils are calling for greater powers to enter the homes of home-schooled children so that they can monitor their education. The authorities also want to compel parents to register their home-schooled children, as home-schooling increases in popularity. Although councils
The British Army has welcomed its first ever ‘female’ front-line soldier, following the transition from male to female of a 24-year-old Guardsman. Guardsman Allen, who joined the army four years ago as Ben has changed his name to Chloe and
The government is pressing ahead with plans to raise the fees for asylum tribunals by up to 500 per cent in a bid to recoup some of the £86 million-a-year cost. But migrants qualifying for legal aid or on benefits will still be exempt, as will those deemed to be destitute.
Britain will invoke Article 50, triggering the process to leave the European Union, in January or February EU Officials have claimed, following confidential talks with the Prime Minister Theresa May. Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, told a
A German pub landlord received a slew of abuse online slamming him as “Hitler’s successor” and a “racist” after refusing to serve a woman while she was wearing a full Islamic face veil. Christian Schulz, landlord of the Seekrug pub
Contrary to official figures, the number of illegal migrants entering Europe this year could rival last year’s figures, a report has suggested, putting the UK on track to receive 40,000 asylum applications.
Britain’s economy is performing better than expected following the vote to leave the European Union (EU), the Bank of England has been forced to admit.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has declared that he will be asking European Union (EU) leaders for an immediate payment of €160 million at Friday’s summit in Bratislava to be used on border defence, slamming them for their lack of
Sex within a committed homosexual relationship is perfectly “proper”, the Archbishop of Wales has said, arguing that Christians who support same-sex marriage are not “abandoning the Bible.”
Britain’s aid spending is to be overhauled to reflect the core conservative values of value for money, wealth creation and investment, the government’s new International Development Secretary Priti Patel has said. Despite that, the budget will remain ring-fenced at 0.7
A Labour shadow minister has sought to pin the blame for the move by tv cooking competition The Great British Bake Off from BBC to Channel 4 on the Conservatives, insisting that the Corporation lost the program because of government
Blaming terrorism atrocities on mental health issues is counterproductive, psychiatrists have warned, as the term does not explain the attackers’ motives and stigmatises those with genuine mental health problems. While terrorists are motivated by a vast range of causes mental
The European Union is facing existential threat, thanks to the “forces of populism”, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said in his State of the Union address. But he said the threat could be overcome by doubling down on the European
Britain’s largest Sikh organisation has called on Warwickshire Police to apologise for arresting 55 protesters, many of whom were carrying ceremonial knives, during a wedding at a Sikh temple on Sunday. The organisation said the arrests constituted a “disproportionate” response.
Resettling 20,000 Syrian refugees in Britain will cost British taxpayers £1.7 billion, a report by the government’s spending watchdog has revealed.
The world’s most wanted female terrorist, the British Islamic convert Sally Jones, is believed to be training female Islamic State recruits to stage attacks on the West, it has been revealed.
More than 200 faith leaders have written to the government urging them to bring more ‘refugees’ to Britain. They have suggested migrants with family already in the UK be given priority as a way to make a start.
Children under ten years old are being referred to the government’s counter-radicalisation programme on an almost daily basis, the latest figures have revealed.
An Iraqi brother and sister, who came to the country with their family as asylum seekers and were handed a council house in central London worth around £1.3 million, have both been charged with terror-related offences.
European Union (EU) officials are pressing ahead with plans to create an EU army, capitalising on the political vacuum caused by the imminent departure of Britain from the union to move the project forward.
An anti-racism group in France has announced that is it taking legal action against a National Front mayor, after he told journalists that being French means being “European, white, and Catholic”.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission, is being hauled before the courts for issuing a “Presidential Order” banning Commissioners from holding Brexit talks with British representatives – after it emerged that no such powers exist.
Members of Stand up to Racism and Trade Unionists for Calais gathered outside the French Embassy in London last night, to protest “in solidarity” with the migrants at Calais, following announcements that The Jungle migrant camp is to be dismantled.
Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled out introducing a points-based immigration system on the grounds that it does not hand enough power to the government to regulate migration, and has denied that she has gone soft on immigration.
The Guardian newspaper has pinned the blame for Britain’s universities sliding down the global rankings on Brexit.
A lawyer acting for Tommy Robinson, leader of Pegida UK, has put out a statement calling for witnesses to a recent incident in which Mr Robinson was thrown out of a pub and escorted out of the city of Cambridge
Sharia courts should be abolished in Britain, and British courts handed legal powers to adjudicate on Islamic divorce, an expert in Sharia has advised a government committee. In written evidence to be submitted to the Home Office Select Committee’s inquiry
Nigel Farage has slammed the Prime Minister, Theresa May, for apparently “backsliding” on plans to introduce an Australian points-based immigration system in the wake of the British exit from the European Union. The system was lauded by prominent Brexit supporters
The Bishop of Grantham, Nicholas Chamberlain, has become the first Church of England Bishop to publicly announce that he is gay and in a relationship. Chamberlain made the decision to go public after a Sunday newspaper threatened to reveal his
The number of regular soldiers in Britain’s army has fallen below 80,000, the lowest it has been for over 200 years, the latest manning figures show. The Army was slashed by the government from 102,000 to a target of 82,000
Muhammad was the most popular name given to newborn boys in London in 2015, marking the fourth year in a row that the name has topped the chart in the city. It also reclaimed the top spot in the West
The French interior minister has vowed to dismantle The Jungle migrant camp outside Calais and relocate the migrants at the camp to centres around France. His promise comes as Calais locals prepare to blockade the town by taking part in a ‘go slow’ protest on the city’s roads.
A leading British horse rider has recounted how she, her horse, and her family were ambushed and attacked by migrants while returning home from the world championships via Calais.
Winston Churchill’s favourite champagne brand, Pol Roger, has announced plans to sell its fine wine in pint sized bottles following Britain’s exit from the European Union.
The French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, has sparked controversy for pointing out that an emblem of the French republic, Marianne, is commonly depicted with bare breasts, during a row over whether or not the burkini should be banned.
Britain will never leave the European Union (EU) because the process is too complicated, a legal expert has claimed. His comments prompted UK Independence Party MEPs to warn that Project Fear is “alive and kicking”.
Freedom and democracy in Britain are “gone”, Tommy Robinson, leader of Pegida UK, has told Breitbart London’s Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam.
