Leading Brexiteers have backed a new Brexit plan launched Monday by a free-market think-tank, as reports suggest the majority of the cabinet now want a trade deal with the European Union over Theresa May’s “soft” Brexit plan.
UK Police are too busy responding to trivial social media spats to tackle serious crime, the new head of the Police Federation has said, after years of forces encouraging “hate crime” reports for offensive comments.
Around 600 million European citizens will be handed “limitless” access to Britain for more than two years after Brexit if the UK leaves the bloc without a deal, the Home Secretary is claimed to have said.
Infamous Islamist terror-supporter Anjem Choudary will be given his own “safe house” and allowed to claim benefits again when he finishes his jail term for recruiting for Islamic State.
A teenager has died and two more injured after a deadly shooting in east London, sparking a murder probe and continuing London’s bloody crime wave.
A British man, who says he is a doctor and pharmacist from Birmingham, has reportedly been detained in Syria on suspicion of being a member of the Islamic State.
Theresa May’s aides have begun contingency planning for a snap election in November to save her job and stop Brexit being blocked in parliament.
A student has been fired from a position with a “free speech” society and as assistant editor of a university journal for so-called “transphobia” after sharing an article and comment reading “women don’t have penises”.
The UK Independence Party (UKIP) have launched a new interim manifesto, taking a hard line against radical Islamic terrorism, which they say has “similarities” with the policies of U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
The Prime Minister has indicated the UK will accelerate ‘No Deal’ Brexit preparations after European leaders rejected on Thursday her proposals and mocked Theresa May personally on social media.
Britain is to pump £250 million into creating a new, 2,000-strong force for waging war in cyberspace and taking offensive action against terrorists and criminals.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has slammed Sadiq Khan for backing a second referendum to bloc Brexit, as pollsters confirm there is “no consistent evidence” that support is growing for such a vote.
Politicians who have been positive about Brexit are “liars” and other nations should not consider leaving the European Union (EU) because they will suffer like the UK, Emmanuel Macron has said.
A leaked alleged internal party memo claims senior Tories are plotting who will be the next Prime Minister and to “oust Theresa May” after Brexit next year.
Theresa May has said Facebook is “allowing people-smuggling adverts”, revealing the UK government is aware of more than 500 pages and posts allegedly advertising and facilitating illegal crossing.
A senior member of Theresa May’s government has threatened “pro-Brexit” MPs, saying that unless the Prime Minister’s plan for a “soft” exit from the bloc is supported in Parliament, there will be a second referendum.
A man has been slain with a “large knife” in London after battling in the street with a man who had allegedly attempted to steal his phone.
The Electoral Commission has cleared the UK Independence Party (UKIP) of breaking rules in 2015 and 2016, after a two-year investigation.
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced a new “public health” approach to tackling violent crime in the capital, whilst admitting the surge in violent crime in the city will not be solved “overnight”.
Last year the British taxpayer funded almost 100 “aid” projects in China, a world superpower with a space program, massive army, and the second biggest economy in the world.
Prime Minister Theresa May has been slammed for allegedly forcibly allocating key Cabinet ministers with aides who are loyal to her.
West Yorkshire Police have adopted Islamic “modesty culture”, introducing a new loose fitting and lower hanging tunic “designed not to show the female form”.
The European Union (EU) wants to make the Brexit divorce settlement unchangeable, meaning a future government would be stuck with Theresa May’s “soft” Brexit and many of the bloc’s rules if the Prime Minister gets her way.
Meat killed according to Islamic sharia law, in a method considered cruel by all major animal rights groups, “should be labelled in shops”, a Liberal Democrats peer has said.
A Christian Chaplin at a south London prison had his gatherings stormed by pro-terrorist Muslims and was hounded out his job by an Islamic imam accusing him of extremism.
The vast majority of Brits think the government lies about immigration and a significant number say multiculturalism has undermined British culture and migrants do not integrate, research by pro-mass migration groups has found.
The European Union (EU) is preparing to make concessions, allowing the Irish border to be kept open using technology, as many Brexiteers have urged.
A senior Metropolitan Police officer could be sacked for alleged racism after telling colleagues they need to be “whiter than white” while carrying out inquiries.
The High Court has ruled that the Electoral Commission issued incorrect advice to Vote Leave campaigners during the referendum, in a massive blow to those pushing to discredit the Brexit vote.
New pictures have been taken of illegal migrants brazenly attempting to break into lorries and make a clandestine crossing from France to the UK.
There has been a 39 percent surge in the number of terrorists brought to justice in the UK over just one year, hitting its highest level in a decade.
The unelected European Commission is planning new laws and fines targeting Internet firms like Google, Twitter, and Facebook if they do not censor content they consider illegal within 24 hours.
Steven Woolfe has been rejected from joining the Tory Party, as the Conservatives allegedly seek to exclude a wave of Brexiteers attempting to sign up.
The Prime Minister is to promise strict immigration controls for after the UK leaves the European Union (EU) at the Tory Party conference, in a bid to reassure Brexiteers opposed to her “soft” Brexit plan.
The London Mayor is to shift 122 officers from transport to a violent crime unit, as the capital’s crime wave continues.
Left-wing activists from the group “Class War” have abused Jacob Rees-Mogg’s small children, repeatedly telling them that people “hate” their “daddy”.
Controversial new European Union (EU) laws that could force tech firms to monitor all web uploads, destroy internet meme culture, and disadvantage small news websites have been approved by the European Parliament.
A leftist student group defended Stalin’s gulag labour camps Tuesday, calling them more “compassionate” than the “western, capitalist notion of prison”.
Around 40 Tory MPs have gathered to “openly” discuss how to remove Theresa May as Prime Minister, with the support of just 48 needed to trigger a vote of no confidence.
The London Mayor’s approval rating has slumped to its lowest level on record after a summer of surging violence in the capital, crashing to just a fifth of its previous level a few months ago.
