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Donald Trump would be a far better president for Britain and the wider world than Hillary Clinton, Breitbart London Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam has said. Speaking on the BBC’s Sunday Politics show, Kassam said that Trump would be far more likely

STOCKHOLM, Sweden — The European Union (EU) is an irresponsible and undemocratic organisation that is increasingly resembling the old Communist regimes of Eastern Europe, the former Czech President has said. Vaclav Klaus, who served as President of his country from

Eurosceptics from across the continent signed a declaration in Stockholm on Friday promising to uphold national sovereignty, protect traditional cultural values, and tackle radical Islam. Delegates representing parties such as UKIP, the Sweden Democrats and political blocs from various other

Up to 400 more child migrants will come to Britain from the demolished Calais ‘Jungle’ camp over the next few weeks, the government has admitted.

Animals are as victimised by gender violence as women are, a doctor has claimed. Refusing to make a distinction between “human animals” and “non-human animals”, Dr Núria Querol said woman and pets were both equally victims of male aggression. In

UKIP’s biggest donor has warned the party could be on its deathbed, saying he is struggling to back any of the remaining leadership candidates. Arron Banks, who has given the cash-strapped party over £1 million in the past and contributed approximately

Children as young as five should be taught about pornography, a report has said. Classes on relationships, online conduct and the dangers sexual abuse should be “compulsory” for those aged five to seven to help combat grooming, it adds.

Migrant slums on the streets of Paris are growing following the decision to close the Calais ‘jungle’ camp, forcing authorities to start clearing the areas.

A father has attacked a transgender charity for “meddling” in a dispute between him and his ex-wife over whether their five-year-old son should dress as a girl. The two parents are currently locked in a bitter dispute over whether the

The BBC was “overwhelmingly” justified in calling a senior London imam an extremist, the High Court has ruled.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has suggested the UK could hold a second referendum to overturn the Brexit vote, calling on Remain supporters to “mobilise” against leaving the European Union.

A Church of England vicar has been defrocked after his wife exposed his life of group sex and visits to gay brothels. A Church of England tribunal in London heard how the Reverend James Meredith Day’s behaviour led to his

People who express scepticism over the age of supposed “child migrants” entering the UK are like Hitler and the Nazis, Lily Allen has said.

The majority of Britons consider controlling immigration more important than staying in the European Union’s Single Market, a survey has found.

European Parliament President Martin Schulz has referred MEPs Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem to French police after their “altercation” in Strasbourg earlier this month. Mr Woolfe was left in hospital after the incident, and subsequently abandoned his UKIP leadership bid

Companies based within the European Union would be around £8 billion worse off than British firms if the UK leaves without a free trade deal, a study has found. The figures from think tank Civitas show that EU firms would

Britain’s parliament has moved a step closer to outlawing late-term abortions for disabled children following concerns the practice is discriminatory. Abortion is currently legal in Britain up to 24 weeks of pregnancy, although the 1967 Abortion Act allows disabled children

The European Union may never again be able to conclude free trade deals if its long-awaited treaty with Canada collapses, EU leaders have said. Canadian and European leaders have spent seven years negotiating the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA),

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church attacked the Church of England’s “liberalisation” at a meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury earlier this week. Patriarch Kirill raised “serious concerns” with Justin Welby over the Anglican Church’s decision to ordain women

Small businesses have created 10 times more jobs than the big firms that are campaigning to keep Britain in the European Union’s Single Market, new figures reveal. The information, compiled by the House of Commons Library, show that small businesses,

The young anti-establishment leader who could become Italy’s next Prime Minister has called for the European Union (EU) to go easy on Britain as it negotiates its way out of the bloc. Luigi di Maio, 26, who is a senior

Anti-Brexit MPs are deliberately trying to delay Britain leaving the European Union (EU), one of their leaders has admitted. Pro-Brussels politicians from all parties are demanding to know the government’s negotiating stance so they can force a binding Commons vote

European Union workers will have to secure a skilled job before coming to work in the UK after Brexit, the Home Secretary is expected to promise.

Canada’s Liberal Prime Minister has suggested that if the European Union (EU) cannot even do a trade deal with his country then its existence is pointless. Justin Trudeau said that any failure by the bloc to conclude the Comprehensive Economic

The leader of Poland’s governing Law and Justice (PiS) party has said he still hopes to tighten the country’s abortion law despite parliament recently rejecting a proposal to ban terminations in all but extreme circumstances. Jaroslaw Kaczynski told the PAP

The Dutch government has announced plans to legalise assisted suicide for people who simply feel they have “completed life”, but are not terminally ill. The country’s health and justice ministers said in a letter to parliament this week that people

One of Pope’s Francis’s new cardinals has been accused of appointing a known paedophile as a parish priest in Belgium. Jozef de Kesel, Archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels, was named as one of 17 new cardinals on Sunday, but has a controversial

British singer Lily Allen has apologised “on behalf of my country” to an Afghan teenager while visiting the notorious Calais ‘Jungle’ migrant camp in northern France. The singer, who spoke to the 13-year-old boy while filming for the BBC’s Victoria

Brexit Secretary David Davis has accused the UK Treasury of trying to “undermine” the government after a leaked report claimed Britain would lose £66 billion in tax revenues if it leaves the European Single Market. Mr Davis warned the leak

Schools should show teenagers pornography and get them to analyse it like they would a Jane Austin novel, a BBC presenter has said. Dame Jenni Murray, who has presented BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour for nearly 30 years, called for

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), once one of the most respected charities in Britain, has plummeted in poll of charity brands after concerns of infiltration by radical animal rights activists. According to the annual

The falling value of the pound is a “welcome change” that could boost the UK economy, the former governor of the Bank of England has said. Lord (Mervyn) King of Lothbury said that fears the currency was in crisis after

The ultimate goal of Islam is world conquest and the “supine” West is only helping it achieve that aim, a senior cardinal has said. Speaking in an interview with Italian newspaper Il Giornale, Cardinal Raymond Burke accused Westerners of being

Conservative MEP Sajjad Karim has been appointed to lead the European Parliament’s investigation into yesterday’s “altercation” involving Steven Woolfe, just hours after he publicly mocked Mr Woolfe on Twitter. The Conservative MEP, who defected from the Liberal Democrats in 2007

Steven Woolfe should be allowed to stand in the UKIP leadership race despite Thursday’s altercation and revealing he considered defecting to the Conservative Party, rival contender Raheem Kassam has said. Speaking on the BBC’s Daily Politics show on Friday, Kassam

People who complain about mass immigration are hypocrites if they enjoy eating chicken curry, a Tory MP has said.