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A union protest outside Byron Burgers in London described as a “huge demo” by organisers attracted fewer than one hundred protesters.

The founder of a support group for victims of Islamic abuse has been banned from Facebook for 30 days after being accused of Islamophobia.

A Facebook post penned by a British Muslim calling for Islamists and their families to be deported has gone viral.

Immigration officials have arrested dozens of people working at the Byron burger chain. Leftists are boycotting the chain in response, in protest at the perceived infringement of workers rights.

Just one person in Britain is currently subject to a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measure (T-Pim) order, despite the high level security alert in place country-wide, and despite over 2,000 suspects being known to the authorities.

A European terror expert who used to head up Berlin’s police and intelligence agency has denied that there is any link between the recent spate of terror attacks across France and Germany, and the migrant crisis which saw over a million completely un-vetted migrants enter Europe last year.

Followers of Islamic State may be hiding their fanaticism by embracing secular life in a bid to remain under the radar before they strike.

Two men who tried to kidnap an RAF serviceman while he was out jogging may have staged a dry run and undertaken reconnaissance around the base before the attempt, a witness has said.

A man who shouted obscenities at the Munich killer as he carried out his rampage has said that he would have shot the killer if he’d had a gun. Instead he was forced to lob an empty beer bottle in an attempt to stall him.

UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEPs have slammed Germany’s leaders over their part in the handling of Europe’s migrant crisis, which they say has led to a “summer of slaughter”, and their response to the terrorism which is coming to mark 2016.

Right wing personality Katie Hopkins has joined Breitbart London’s Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam in demanding a more robust response to terrorism than “teddy bears and candles”.

Thousands of foreign prisoners due for deportation have been released into the community without being tagged, Theresa May has admitted, leaving the door wide open for their abscondment. In a letter sent while she was Home Secretary, Mrs May admitted

A French National Front (FN) Assemblée Nationale member has made it clear that she believes Europe is at war with Islamists, warning that the time is coming for people to choose a side. Her comments come just days after 84

Islamic State and their supporters have been celebrating the Munich gun attack as though they orchestrated the event, although no links have been found between the killer and Islamist organisations. Following the news that an 18-year-old Iranian-German had opened fire

As many as 7,400 migrants working in customer facing jobs within the public sector may not be able to speak English well enough to do their jobs, a government report has found.

A Moroccan man who stabbed a mother and her three young daughters in an Alpine holiday village in France says he carried out the attack because he had been offended by the father scratching his thigh in the presence of the man’s wife.

British Prime Minister Theresa May and France’s President Francois Hollande have reached a “very clear” agreement to keep border controls between the two countries in Calais, on the French side of the Channel. During the run-up to the referendum on

Health authorities have recorded 5,702 new cases of female genital mutilation in just one year, official figures show, equivalent to more than 100 cases every week.

Nearly a month on from Britain’s historical vote to exit the European Union (EU), the Bank of England has admitted that the British economy shows no sign of slowing down, negating doom-laden forecasts made during the EU referendum campaign.

RAF personnel at a base in Norfolk have been warned not to wear their uniform in public or travel on foot unaccompanied after one of their number narrowly avoided being kidnapped at knife-point, raising fears of a Lee Rigby style terrorist attack.

Five of Britain’s ten most wanted fraudsters are foreign nationals, the Joint Fraud Taskforce has revealed.

The press regulator has received more than 800 complaints after The Sun published an article questioning why a hijab-wearing Muslim was chosen to anchor Channel 4’s coverage of the Islamist terrorist attack in Nice last week.

A “hate shrine” of rocks, rubbish and ash has sprung up on the spot where Nice terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was shot by police, as grief turns to anger in France over Islamic terrorism.

The founder of Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (Pegida) in Germany has launched a new political party, the Freiheitlich Direktdemokratische Volkspartei (FDDV), which translates as the Liberal Direct Democratic People’s Party.

A parish church in the English Midlands is converting three to four Muslim migrants to Christianity each week, simply by opening its doors and offering assistance to the newcomers. Many report having first been turned away from local mosques despite

A Black Lives Matter protest has been staged in Liverpool following the death of an 18-year-old black teenager while in police custody. On Saturday, some three hundred people took to the streets of Liverpool to protest against the death of

Leaving the European Union (EU) is likely to make the National Health Service (NHS) safer for patients by driving up excellence and allowing management to crack down on poor language skills by foreign workers, Britain’s most senior surgeon has said.

Teachers at leading boarding schools have been told to address transgender children using the pronoun “zie” to avoid falling foul of the Equalities Act. The advice comes in official guidance aimed at “queering the education system”. Internationally renowned schools including

The Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon has claimed that she has a veto on when Britain leaves the European Union. The claim will fuel a growing clash between Prime Minister Theresa May and her cabinet over the timetable for Britain’s

The British government has already begun preparatory work for trade deals with America and Australia set to be worth billions of pounds, less than a month after the British people voted to leave the European Union. Britain’s new Secretary of

European Union (EU) citizens who move to Britain during the negotiations to leave the EU are unlikely to be allowed to stay, the new Brexit minister, David Davis has said, in comments designed to avoid a pre-Brexit surge of people

The Swedish authorities have lowered the intelligence requirement for new police officers to make it easier for people to qualify, following a shortage in eligible recruits coming forward. In the forty years since the Swedish government decided to turn Sweden

Battle is raging in Ankara as the military attempts to wrestle control of Turkey from an unpopular government run by President Ergodan. The threat of civil war looms large, terrifying the people of Turkey.

This is the moment a Sky News correspondent asked a human rights activist whether she could explain the “sense of the disenfranchisement” that North African communities feel in France, as a means to explaining the terrorist attack in Nice last

The driver who last night ploughed a 19-tonne white Renault lorry through Bastille Day crowds in Nice has been named as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel. The 31 year old was born in Tunisia but had French citizenship, living in Nice for

Tommy Robinson, the leader of Pegida UK, has been attacked on Twitter by liberals following his condemnation of the terror attack in Nice as an Islamist atrocity. As news broke that 84 men, women and children had been brutally murdered