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Online profiles of a migrant brought to Britain from Calais under the child refugee relocation scheme have suggested that the youth is 22, not 16 as claimed by the Home Office.

UKIP leadership race front-runner Raheem Kassam has withdrawn his bid to lead the party citing concerns over the integrity of the process, and calling on his supporters to rally behind former London mayoral candidate Peter Whittle.

The BBC has come in for a slew of criticism for broadcasting a program aimed at children as young as six, which tells the story of a school boy as he prepares to transition to a girl. The program, broadcast

UKIP leadership hopeful and Breitbart London Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam has pitched himself as the Farage continuity candidate, accusing his fellow runners of plotting to undermine outgoing leader Nigel Farage. Farage has been the immensely popular face of UKIP since first

A Scottish Government funded refugee charity is urging the people of Scotland to befriend refugees coming to the country by having a cup of tea with them. The charity hopes that in doing so, Scots will realise that refugees are

Norway is set to welcome its first group of migrants to arrive under a European Union quota this week, despite not actually being in the EU. The migrants will come to the country as part of a solidarity relocation scheme designed

Rotherham Council has allowed the names of four Asian men suspected of sexually exploiting a white teenager to remain secret by dropping a legal challenge to keep them away from her, it has emerged.

British taxpayers’ foreign aid money is being wasted on “superficial” projects by some of the world’s largest aid agencies, International Development Secretary Priti Patel has warned.

A Labour shadow minister has reacted furiously after discovering a joke poster lampooning the age of so-called ‘child migrants’ in a communal kitchen in Westminster.

The Christian parents of a 14-year-old girl who claims to want to transition to a boy have been forced to take legal action against their local council after it backed the girl’s decision.

The residents of a small town in Devon have spoken out against the “bizarre” decision to home up to 70 so-called “child migrants” from Calais in their community; a decision they say was made without consulting anyone locally.

The Christian owners of Ashers Baking Company have lost their appeal to overturn a conviction which found them guilty of discrimination for refusing to make a cake bearing a slogan which promoted gay marriage.

The 19-year-old arrested for attempting to bomb a London Underground train station has been named as Damon Smith, originally from Newton Abbott in Devon.

A pensioner has accused his Asian local councillor of bullying him by accusing him of Islamophobia, after he and a number of other residents raised concerns over a sizeable mosque to be built on local greenbelt land.

The Prime Minister, Theresa May, has slapped down suggestions that the Brexit negotiation between Britain and the European Union will be conducted in French. Mrs May suggested “immature” European leaders should stop looking for problems and instead focus on opportunities

Around 80 people have been evacuated from their homes in Northolt, north-west London by armed police engaged in a stand-off with a man said to be in possession of “dangerous items”. Armed officers have placed a 200m cordon around a

British laws allowing for the deportation of migrants who exhibit “extremist behaviour” may contravene a United Nations convention on refugees rights, the general assembly of that body is to hear.

A seven-year-old boy has been removed from his mother’s care by the high court, after he was found to be suffering “significant emotional harm” due to his mother raising him as a girl. The judge in the case slammed social

Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has slammed the government for not bringing more child migrants from Calais, including those who have no ties to the UK, and has called on the Home Office to speed up the process. But local council leaders have complained that they are being landed with huge bills as they are financially responsible for unaccompanied migrants.

A Syrian doctor who sold his Rolex to pay for 5-star hotel accommodation in London has been arrested outside Home Office premises after demanding that they deport him back to Syria immediately. He has advised Calais migrants to return home to the war-torn country, where he says life is better.

Olympic gymnast Louis Smith has missed out on celebrations being held in central London to honour Britain’s Olympic team – to visit two London mosques in a bid to atone for having joked about Islam.

The deal on migrants which the European Union struck with Turkey last spring is looking increasingly fragile, as both partners lack the political will to carry the deal through, one of the architects of the plan has said.

Europe must brace itself for a new wave of Islamic State fighters following the offensive on Mosul by Iraqi and coalition forces, an EU Commissioner has warned.

An NHS mental health trust “severely underestimated” the risks posed by some of its patients, resulting in the unlawful killings of ten people, a report has found.

An Oxford-based Muslim cleric has called for Britain to ban the burqa, arguing that the wearing of a face veil is not Islamic but the product of a misogynistic culture.

Polygamy is “commonplace” within Muslim communities in Britain, with husbands fathering as many as 20 children by four wives, a Peer has said. She has called for a change in the law so that Muslim women know their rights under British law not to be discriminated against.

Concerns have been raised that adult migrants are posing as children to gain entry to the UK, as it has emerged that the Home Office has no way of verifying the ages of child migrants being relocated from the Calais Jungle.

Muslim men who groomed and violently abused young girls in a quiet English town have been left to carry on raping girls, despite being named to the police, one of their victims has told Breitbart London.

German consumers are set to see the cost of their electricity hiked once again as the government attempts to cover the cost of a drive towards green energy sources. Germans will be paying a 8.3 percent more next year to

The mayor of a French town has placed posters around his town warning locals that the state plans to “impose” migrants on them. He has called for a referendum on whether to accept migrants from the Jungle camp outside Calais

British volunteers travelling to Calais with donations for migrants have been turned back at the border, over concerns that they may be whipping up civil unrest in the region.

Listeners to BBC Radio 4 are two and a half times more likely to hear the opinions of a pro-EU speaker than from anti-EU guests despite Britain’s recent vote to leave the EU, research has found.

Two men have been jailed after attempting to smuggle 13 Albanian men and one child into the UK across the Channel in a small motor boat. Jonathan Bridgeman, 42, the owner of the boat, was handed a sentence of two-and-a-half-years

A man died just hours after he was brutally beaten and threatened with being set alight by his neighbour, who was angry with him for having voted for Brexit, a court has heard. Duncan Keating, 58, was hit with a

School children in France are to be given drills on what to do in the event of a terrorist attack, under new guidelines issued by the Government. Children as young as three will take part in three exercises, the first

Tens of thousands of illegal migrants were allowed to stay in the country after telling police that they were British or EU citizens, a report has found. In response, MPs have accused the police of “taking their eye off the