Poll: Majority In Germany Wants Repatriation of Government Powers From EU
A poll in Germany shows just under two thirds of the country want the European Union (EU) to return responsibilities to national governments.
A poll in Germany shows just under two thirds of the country want the European Union (EU) to return responsibilities to national governments.
France has suggested a deal could be found whereby the UK can limit free movement of EU people but retain access to the Single Market.
Brexit was not secured by the recent referendum result, constitutional experts have revealed there is a way to ignore the will of the voters.
The Visegrád group of countries are calling for dramatic reforms to the functioning of the European Union and its institutions.
Boris Johnson stole last night’s debate with a speech urging voters to make Thursday ‘Independence Day’ which was booed by Remain supporters.
A survey of UK nurses carried out by their professional publication has found a narrow lead in support for Leave over Remain at the upcoming referendum. A poll of 500 nurses conducted for Nursing Times shows has revealed 43 per cent of respondents
A senior Hungarian government spokesman has said measures taken by individual states or small groups of states to address ongoing mass migration deal more effectively with the problem than European Commission initiatives. Zoltán Kovács — the government spokesman for the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister —
According to a British diplomat, Chancellor Angela Merkel is ready to give visa-free travel in the Schengen zone to 75 million Turkish citizens despite the failure to meet key European Union conditions. In starkly undiplomatic language, British Ambassador to Germany Sir Sebastian
In light of indications of a possible terror attack, Belgian law enforcement authorities have called on soldiers patrolling the streets of Brussels to be on high alert during Ramadan. The Belgian police service has requested extra vigilance from soldiers deployed on the streets
Reports from the last session of the European Parliament before the UK’s referendum on European Union (EU) membership suggest that Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) do not know how to react to the unprecedented situation. The June plenary session of the
A leading Brexiteer has accused the Prime Minister and his Remain campaign of reaching a “new low”, with the suggestion that 22 pro-European Union (EU) supporters were rewarded in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. The pro-Brexit Labour Member of Parliament (MP), Gisela Stuart, spoke out against perceived
A poll has revealed that the massed ranks of establishment politicians are failing to convey their pro-European Union (EU) message, with Prime Minister David Cameron singled out as being one of the worst advocates for Remain. The BMG Research poll,
Using the occasion of a visit to London, American film-maker Michael Moore chose to offend his hosts by labeling the UK a “toxic place” with nothing to offer the world. The Oscar-winning documentary-maker was promoting his new film, ‘Where to Invade
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton seems to have overcome recent issues he had with certain European Union (EU) Member States, penning a piece for a left-of-centre news weekly which tells British voters to reject the temptation to vote for Brexit in
The Electoral Commission has come under attack from the Conservative Party, regarding the impartiality of senior staff and suggestions that bias influenced decisions not to investigate Labour and Scottish Nationalist election spending. Conservative Party lawyers have opened a new front in
A Brussels-based European affairs weekly newspaper has reported “common ground” between the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and presumptive Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump, noting both men believe U.S. spending on the military alliance is “unsustainable”. At an
A new ‘partnership framework’ to address the ongoing migrant crisis in Europe, using visa liberalisation and trade with non-European Union (EU) countries to help lessen the flow of migrants, has been proposed by the European Commission. The Commission’s proposal hopes to address the ongoing migrant
Jim Mellon, the investor who correctly forecast the last economic recession, now predicts “years of turbulence” for the European Union (EU) and the “breakup” of the euro currency. Mr. Mellon — referred to be some as ‘Britain’s answer to Warren Buffett’ — has concluded
The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) yesterday announced that the intergovernmental military alliance is beefing up its Baltic battalions in order to prevent conflict, but denies this is a “Cold War” with Russia. Speaking in Berlin, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg
The powerful leader of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe in the European Parliament told an interviewer that the Brexit debate makes him “optimistic” about the creation of a single European Union (EU) superstate, regardless of the outcome of Britain’s referendum.
The European Commission yesterday has yet again criticised Poland for endangering the rule of law and potentially undermining democracy. Although it could result in sanctions against the country, the reaction from members of the governing Law and Justice Party (PiS) has been
David Cameron’s former Deputy Director of Policy at Downing Street was yesterday found guilty of five counts of downloading indecent photographs of children. At his trial 65-year-old Patrick Rock (pictured) — who once helped devise policy intended to protect children from internet
An Advocate General at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has said that it is possible for companies to institute a headscarf ban if it is done under a policy ensuring “religious and ideological neutrality”. The opinion on the headscarf ban
A series of polls published in recent days shows the case for Brexit gaining traction, and in some cases has the Leave campaign establishing a lead over Remain. Two polls conducted for The Guardian by ICM shows voters favouring Brexit by 52 per cent
Pro-Brexit campaigners are protesting about a council-approved guide to postal voting which accompanies ballots and strongly implies recipients should vote Remain in the upcoming referendum. A step-by-step ‘How To Vote By Post’ guide was sent by Bristol City Council to residents registered for
Tony Blair has refused to confirm he will accept the findings of Sir John Chilcot’s long-awaited report into the Iraq War, using a BBC interview to defend the decision to invade in 2003 and remove Saddam Hussein. Speaking to the BBC’s Andrew Marr, former Prime
The French Coastguard has warned that the migrant boat tragedies seen daily in the Mediterranean Sea could soon happen in the English Channel, as 20 people were rescued from a sinking boat off the coast of Kent on Saturday night. At
A group of Brexit supporters have contacted Britain’s chief civil servant demanding that pro-EU propaganda be deleted from Government websites in accordance with referendum ‘purdah’ rules. Tomorrow the British Government enters a period of official ‘purdah’ lasting for four weeks until the European Union (EU) referendum
As part of the UK government’s Counter-Extremism Strategy, the details of an independent review of the application of Sharia Law in England and Wales have been announced. As Breitbart London reported last October, an independent review of Sharia Law was announced by the
Attending his first Mayor’s Question Time as the newly-installed Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan was given an easier ride from London Assembly Members than those to which his predecessor Boris Johnson was often subjected. Despite that he still came under
Following an online consultation of supporters, the radical hard-left Momentum group that propelled Jeremy Corbyn to the Labour Party leadership has decided to campaign for Remain in the European Union (EU) referendum. Momentum, the self-styled ‘grassroots network’ which emerged from the ‘Jeremy
12 former generals and admirals have come together to persuade serving and retired military personnel to support Brexit from a European Union (EU) which has become “intrusive”, “out of control” and “not fit for purpose”. Of those former senior officers who have pinned
The UK’s European Commissioner has warned of the European Union (EU) seeking ‘revenge’ on Britain in the event of a Brexit vote out of a “deep sense of rejection” and in reaction to Boris Johnson’s recent comments on Hitler. Jonathan Hill,
Despite the mixed response such international endorsements have been receiving, David Cameron is reported to be using the G7 summit in Japan to solicit the backing of more foreign leaders for the Remain campaign in the upcoming European Union (EU) referendum.
Europol has warned of terrorist cells stockpiling weapons as the threat of terrorist attacks in the European Union (EU) remains the top national security concern among Member States. Europol, the EU’s law enforcement agency, claims to have foiled 211 terrorist plots in
The President of the European Parliament has warned that Turkey is “on the way” to becoming a “one-man state” under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (pictured). European Parliament President, Martin Schulz, made the comment in a sharply-worded interview with the German daily newspaper Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger
Polling shows increasing government regulation is damaging commercial confidence more than the prospect of Brexit, which leaves businesses feeling “indifferent”. The surprise conclusion on Brexit, which contradicts the opinion of European Union (EU) cheerleaders like international bankers, big business representatives and pro-EU lobbyists at the Confederation of
In a severe shock to the Prime Minister, Steve Hilton— a former director of strategy for David Cameron famous for his informal dress and penchant for cycling — has publicly declared his support for leaving the European Union (EU), saying membership of the
Following his strongest intervention in the Brexit debate to date, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has been accused of intimidation for warning British voters that “deserters will not be welcomed with open arms”. Mr. Juncker recently told a German audience he
Faced with becoming only the second British Prime Minister in a century to be defeated on his Queen’s Speech, David Cameron has avoided embarrassment by surrendering to the demands of eurosceptic Tory rebels over protecting the National Health Service (NHS) from the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) deal.