The European Union is fast-tracking plans that will see British citizens offered the option to remain as EU citizens even after Britain leaves the Union, the European Parliament’s chief negotiator has confirmed. The deal would effectively give the British people
The chairman of Britain’s oldest conservative think tank has thanked former Breitbart Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, and Breitbart London editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam, for their dedication to conservatism, as it took the award for best think tank at the Public Affairs
The European Commission has launched a youth volunteer “solidarity” corps to foster unity with the European Union, by encouraging young people to relocate within Europe for up to a year to participate in social schemes.
More than 300 police officers have been accused of abusing their position to sexually exploit people, a report has found.
Islamic leaders in Australia are urging parents to help raise funds for a company which wants to make a series of “halal cartoons” as an alternative to Peppa Pig, telling followers that Allah will reward them if they do.
A London shopkeeper has been branded a “racist” merely for opening a shop celebrating all things British.
Hundreds of thousands of pounds of wrongly paid British benefits have been used to fund Islamic terror, it has emerged.
A Hindu UKIP member has suffered racist abuse for calling Britain a “Christian country”. But rather than defending him from racial slurs, left wing Twitter users joined in by mocking him further.
The House of Commons is set for a showdown this evening, as the government has forced a vote indicating that Parliament supports the invoking of Article 50 by the end of March.
Facebook is believed to be testing a new application which will help it eliminate so-called “fake news” from the social media site. Three separate Twitter users have reported instances of Facebook including a “survey” below links to news items, asking
Nigel Farage has been shortlisted for TIME magazine’s ‘Person of the Year’ award.
A senior representative of the Muslim Council of Britain has said that white British people have a responsibility to integrate more to prevent communities becoming ghettoised.
A hate preacher linked to the murder of Ahmadi Muslim Asad Shah in Glasgow has been cleared to enter the UK to spread his message in Scotland.
A man has been arrested after satirical “Pakémon” stickers were plastered across London, featuring well-known Muslims with the tagline “Gotta catch and deport them all”.
Pro-life students at Strathclyde University, Glasgow, have been banned from setting up an official group affiliated to the students’ union, raising further concerns over freedom of speech on campuses.
Two Syriac Orthodox archbishops have been denied visas to visit the UK for a ceremony being attended by the Prince of Wales, as Home Office officials said they may try to claim asylum.
The rate of suicide for men under the age of 30 increased last year, new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed.
Jewish Students have urged their union to cut all ties to the National Union of Students (NUS) over the anti-Semitism displayed by its President, Malia Bouattia.
MEPs have approved a more than €2 billion increase in the EU budget for next year, handing EU officials a three per cent pay rise and raising its contributions to Palestinian causes by 10 per cent.
Terror organisations including Islamic State are evolving their strategies to attack more soft targets, and may expand their repertoire to the use of car bombs in Europe, Europol has warned. Islamic State is likely to launch more attacks in Europe
A feminist filmmaker has sparked a worldwide backlash by highlighting the extent to which the women’s rights movement undermines gender equality and prevents men from having a voice.
A Brexit settlement which focuses only on economic considerations and fails to meet the needs of people will lead only to “division and despair”, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned.
Europol has found a novel way to mark the festive season: it is releasing an “advent calendar” of its most wanted criminals, publishing a picture a day in the run-up to Christmas.
A European Council directive to curb the ability of terrorists to plot attacks is being opposed by civil liberties groups including Amnesty International, who say it undermines human rights and unfairly targets ethnic minorities.
The European Union has unveiled its biggest defence research plan in more than a decade, reversing cuts amounting to billions of Euros, in a bid to prove to President-elect Donald Trump that it plans to pay for its own security.
Christians and other faith groups should have a conscience clause enshrined in law within a Bill of Rights as a way of protecting fundamental rights, an independent think tank has advised.
Wide-ranging surveillance powers which passed into law yesterday will undermine our “fundamental rights” and have “no place in a modern democracy”, the inventor of the internet, Tim Berners-Lee, has said.
Nigel Farage has sent the international establishment media into a tailspin by telling them that they are wrong on climate change, wrong on immigraion, wrong on radical Islam – and that they need to change.
The British government should spend more on legal aid to help migrants successfully apply for asylum in the UK, a Labour MP has suggested.
The Bank of England has admitted that its new five pound notes contain tallow, an animal fat, and that they have no idea whether it contains pork products. So far more than 25,000 people have signed a petition demanding the
The Prime Minister has been told not to “abuse her position to promote Christianity” after mentioning her faith as a factor which has shaped her outlook, during a wide-ranging interview.
Anti-Semitism rose threefold in Germany in one year, new official figures have revealed. The figures come as part of a wider focus on online hate speech.
The BBC is failing in its duty as a public service broadcaster because it doesn’t take religion seriously, a prominent presenter with the corporation has said.
Two ringleaders within the Trojan Horse plot to impose Islamic values on Birmingham state schools are once again teaching, despite being banned from the profession.
Labour MPs must take voters concerns on immigration and Brexit seriously or risk losing their seats to the UK Independence Party, former shadow minister Dan Jarvis has warned.
The European Union (EU) must be prepared to compromise to reach a Brexit deal which benefits both Britain and the 27 remaining member states, Poland’s prime minister has said.
Austria has suffered a sharp uptick in the number of criminal complaints made against migrants over the last year, latest figures from the interior ministry show.
Members on all sides of the European Parliament have called on the Commission to halt accession talks with Turkey thanks to its questionable human rights record, which has deteriorated following an attempted coup earlier this year.
European border officials are being pulled out of Greek islands over concerns for their safety, following a spate of riots and violence by migrants.
Britain’s departure from the European Union (EU) could end up being fought over in the highest European court, Europe’s most senior judge has warned.
