American talk-show host and self-proclaimed psychic Chelsea Handler has slammed the UK Independence Party as the “KKK of England,” repeating the accusation twice in Twitter rants.
Turkey’s ruling party has dropped a controversial proposed law which would see child rapists pardoned if they married their victims while it undertakes a consultation on the proposal.
Alternative for Germany (AfD) MEP Beatrix von Storch has called for a “Merkel Investigation Committee” to be set up to probe the links between Angela Merkel’s open door immigration policy and the thousands of migrants lost at sea in the Mediterranean this year alone.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has confirmed her decision to run for a fourth term, vowing to take on the forces of populism currently sweeping the West.
Members of the European Parliament are set to vote on a controversial report which could see huge swathes of power to a European Union (EU) military structure, at a cost of millions to British taxpayers. The report, to be debated
Front National leader Marine Le Pen has taken a substantial lead in the latest French presidential election poll, eight points ahead of her nearest rival. Le Pen secured the support of 29 percent of those surveyed by Ipsos, placing her
Students at City University, London, have voted to ban the Daily Mail, The Sun, and the Express from campus in order to virtue signal their opposition to fascism. The university is home to one of the most respected journalism schools in the country.
Angela Merkel has for the first time signalled that there may be some leeway on negotiating the free movement of people with Britain post-Brexit, in exchange for upholding tariff-free trade between Britain and the European Union.
Oxford Dictionaries has announced “post truth” as the word of the year in both the US and UK, reflecting a year in which the Brexit and Trump victories left the establishment bewildered.
Bedfordshire Police have been forced to backtrack after promoting Islamophobia Awareness Month on their social media channels using a logo featuring a salute used by Islamic State militants. The logo was drawn up by a British organisation with reported Islamist
Steve Bannon warned of a coming wave of terrorist attacks suffered by the West months before the attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris marked the start of that wave. In a wide-ranging discussion in the Vatican in 2014, Bannon presciently
Hungary’s right-wing Jobbik party is to resubmit a proposed constitutional amendment to parliament which would ban the resettlement of migrants in the country, after it fell thanks to its own members voting against it.
Breitbart London’s Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam has hit back at crude characterisations of Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K Bannon as a promoter of anti-Semitism and white nationalism, telling the BBC that Bannon “really cares about the people around him [and] his country”.
Donald Trump’s shock victory in the presidential race shows that Britain must make globalisation work for “overlooked” communities which have irrevocably been transformed by immigration without the “permission” of British voters, the prime minister is set to say.
The BBC is determined to press ahead with plans to increase its coverage of more religions, and could even broadcast the Muslim call to Friday prayers, thanks to concerns from within the corporation that its religious broadcasting is too biased towards Christianity.
The people of Paris have come together in a day of mourning to mark the one year anniversary of the Islamic terror attacks which claimed the lives of 130 people. French President Francois Hollande and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo visited
Donald Trump’s victory in the Presidential race is comparable to the “counter-revolution elections” of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, Nigel Farage has said. In an interview with Fox News’s Neil Cavuto on Saturday the interim leader of UKIP said that Brexit was
Unite Against Fascism protesters gathered outside the BBC this morning in opposing the broadcast of an interview with French National Front leader Marine Le Pen. Despite the insistence by the small band of protesters that Le Pen should be ‘no
Locals in Maesteg, Wales, have been left shocked after two thieves stole poppy collection tins from a Royal British Legion club in the early hours of Armistice Day. Six poppy appeal collection tins were taken in the raid – just hours
Downing Street staffers used their Twitter accounts to denigrate Donald Trump and promote Hillary Clinton during the race for the White House, with a key aide using the platform to say he didn’t want anyone “reaching out” to Trump, Breitbart
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi could be the next casualty of the populist movement sweeping across the Western world, as his political opponents take succour from the election of Donald Trump as president.
A long held Armistice Day tradition of marking the start of the two minute silence by launching a maroon rocket will end this year, thanks to new European Union (EU) health and safety rules.
Ofsted was wrong to penalise an Islamic faith school over its gender segregation policies because they affected girls and boys equally, a high court judge has ruled.
Bristol University Students’ Union is considering no-platforming a highly esteemed conservative philosopher because of statements he made on homosexuality in the 1980s.
Around 60 protestors gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in London last night to lodge their objection to the election of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States of America.
Trump’s victory in the presidential race is “bigger than Brexit”, Nigel Farage has said.
The Scottish government is seeking to intervene in the Brexit appeal at the Supreme Court, requesting an order from the court forcing the British government to get the approval of the regional governments before triggering Article 50, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
A Christian couple who raised objections to the children they were fostering being adopted by a gay couple have been told that they cannot adopt the children themselves thanks to their “concerning” views.
Nigel Farage is set to lead a 100,000 strong march to the Supreme Court in a public show of support for Brexit, as judges rule on whether Parliament should have a say on invoking Brexit.
An NHS children’s therapist has shocked a Question Time audience by saying she hoped the children of people who voted to leave the EU contracted illnesses which couldn’t be cured – to teach their parents a lesson.
The liberal media have once again used the remembrance period to viscerally attack the custom wearing of poppies as a mark of respect to the war dead.
The international development secretary has received a “major rap over the knuckles” for trying to cut British funding to UN bodies, despite repeated calls for them to stop wasting taxpayer cash.
Brexit will be achieved – even if it takes the creation of 1,000 new peers, a purge of the Europhiles, and a general election, a leading Eurosceptic MP has vowed.
Unofficial and unregulated sharia councils are in operation “everywhere in the country”, MPs have heard.
Liberals wanting a new way to define their sexuality and signal their green virtues can now combine the two: 2016, already seen by many as the year the world went mad, is likely also to be remembered as the year the world was gifted ‘ecosexuality’.
A leading academic has called on the government to tackle white flight from British cities “as a national priority”, as a study reveals the white population in some areas has halved in just ten years.
Half of the major terrorist plots uncovered over the last two years have involved firearms, as jihadists plan a Paris-style attack on the streets of Britain, counter-terrorism officials have said.
The European Union should create an ‘African Erasmus’ student exchange programme as part of reparations for the slave trade, the French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has proposed.
Football’s ruling world body, Fifa, has banned footballers from wearing poppies on their shirts during an England v Scotland match to be played on November 11 – Armistice Day.
Labour MP Keith Vaz has been appointed to the justice committee, despite the use by Conservative MPs of a rare parliamentary procedure to try to block his appointment.
