The British-based betting firm Ladbrokes says Marine Le Pen is attracting 90 percent of the bets on the eve of the French presidential election, as people gamble that France is in line for an upset. The betting firm said Saturday
A manhunt is underway for a Polish man accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death in London. Two other people suffered minor injuries in the attack. Police and ambulance units were called to Dora Street, Mile End in London’s east
Hacking initiative Wikileaks has said it is “skeptical” that the large cache of data hacked from French Presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron’s campaign includes faked material. As much as nine gigabites of hacked material, including tens of thousands of staff emails,
A large cache of documents hacked from French Presidential Candidate Emmanuel Macron’s campaigning team have been dumped on the internet, with just hours to go until polling opens in the final round of voting. The information includes genuine staffers’ personal
Labour frontbencher Diane Abbott has raked in £110,000 of taxpayers’ cash from her appearances on the BBC, it has emerged.
French police have arrested a radicalised former soldier near a French military airbase in Normandy. The man is known to the police as he is listed on France’s terror watchlist.
The British people will not be bullied by the European Commission over Brexit, the minister for exiting the European Union has said.
A 38-year-old Afghan woman living in Germany has been stabbed to death by a fellow Afghan asylum seeker, allegedly because she had converted to Christianity.
The mother of a “white boy from Devon” who left a bomb on a London underground train has called for YouTube to be banned, blaming the video sharing platform for corrupting her son. Student Damon Smith, 20, faces years in prison
London’s schools are being urged by police to install metal detectors at their gates to help combat knife crime, as the number of under-25-year-olds stabbed to death in the capital this year reaches 17. Attacks with bladed weapons rose by
Downing Street is drawing up a “nuclear option” of halting all payments to Brussels immediately if Brexit talks break down. Britain is liable to pay £18 billion a year into the European Union budget until its official date of departure
The bill for Britain’s Brexit divorce settlement is growing ever longer, with leaders in Brussels now saying that Britain should continue to pick up a portion of the tab for migrants living in Turkey beyond accession.
The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has released what it is calling a “radical manifesto”, but with Suzanne Evans confirmed as the author of the document for the second election in a row, questions have been raised as to how significantly it will differ from the party’s 2015 offering.
The head of a leading economic think tank has savaged the Conservative Party’s election platform, questioning the party’s commitment to lowering tax and cutting state spending.
The Church of England has called for parents to lose the right to withdraw their children from religious education classes – because some parents are apparently using it to pull their children out of lessons on Islam.
Recent crackdowns on press freedoms in countries including Russia and Turkey has been blamed on Brexit by a French-based NGO.
Royal Marine Alexander Blackman – better known as ‘Marine A’ – will be released from jail tonight, weeks after having his murder conviction overturned.
The Conservatives are hoping to take advantage of a strong poll lead to unseat key Labour figures, in what is predicted to be a “bloodbath” result for the beleaguered Labour Party.
The Conservative Party is likely to drop a 2015 pledge to withdraw Britain from the European Convention on Human Rights, leaving Britain bound by the convention for at least another five years.
Fifty refugees rights groups have together said a policy routinely reviewing refugees’ rights to remain “inhuman” and “beyond basic morality”, and have called on the Home Secretary to reverse it.
European Union leaders plan to force the UK to grant permanent residence to all EU citizens coming to live in the country before Britain officially leaves the bloc, negotiating documents have revealed.
The Conservative Party is on track to win as many as eight Scottish seats in the general election as the party opens up a ten-point lead over its Labour rivals north of the border. A poll of 1,001 Scottish adults
A Labour supporting pro-Brexit group has claimed the party could deny the Conservatives a majority at the next election if it is quick to adopt a “clean” Brexit policy.
The Conservatives may drop a 2015 pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance, and VAT, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has suggested.
The Conservatives will retain their policy of spending 0.7 per cent of UK GDP on foreign aid each year, Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed.
A general election tactical voting campaign set up by Brexit-opponent Gina Miller has crowd-funded more than £150,000 in just one day. The campaign will support parliamentary candidates who want to see the outcome of the Brexit negotiations put to a
The prime minister’s decision to hold a snap election has given her party a four-point boost in the polls, delivering the Conservatives a massive 24 point lead over their closest rivals, the Labour Party.
Senior Labour Party figures have used early election trail appearances to set out an anti-establishment general election campaign, hoping to capture some of the success of other populist campaigns.
The Turkish minister at the centre of a diplomatic row with the Netherlands has addressed a crowd in the northern French city of Metz, hoping to raise support for controversial constitutional reforms designed to hand greater powers to the Turkish
The Austrian Chancellor has called for European Union (EU) countries who refuse to take in migrants to have their funding cut as punishment – despite his own country being one of three to refuse its migrant quota.
A Sudanese migrant has been awarded compensation after the Court of Appeal upheld a ruling stating the government could not assume he was an adult merely by looking at him.
Refugees who want to stay in the UK permanently after their five-year probation period is up will need to pass a “safe return review” before being granted leave to stay, under new guidelines issued by the Home Office.
The corridors of Britain’s Parliament are to be given a politically correct makeover as officials want to see the portraits of notable white men replaced by those of black and ethnic minority (BAME) people in a bid to modernise the telling of British History through art.
Twenty-two people have been killed and more than 100 injured in shootouts between rival people trafficking gangs in Libya over the last week, an intergovernmental agency has said.
MPs are set to debate whether to abolish the TV licence fee, used to subsidise the BBC, after a petition calling for it to be axed passed the 100,000 signatures mark.
The leader of Italy’s right wing populist Lega Nord party has accused the left of having “blood on its hands” after a fire in a migrant camp claimed the lives of two African men.
An online robot lawyer designed to help people overturn unfair parking tickets has been adapted by its creator to help migrants claim asylum in the U.S., Canada, and Britain.
The president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, is gearing up to lead a charge for ‘more Europe’ in the face of calls to create a two-tier European project, sources within the Commission have said.
Downing Street is “deeply worried” about a police investigation currently underway into expenses claims for the last general election, which may result in some constituency results being declared void.
Anti-Brexit posters claiming that Brexit is linked to “price hikes” and “hate crime” have sprung up around the country after a Remainer group raised tens of thousands of pounds.
