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Islamic State Makes French National Front Its ‘Prime Target’

The Islamic State terror group has used its French language propaganda vehicle to announce that Marine Le Pen’s National Front is now a ‘prime target’ for their next atrocity. In a picture published at the weekend in their online French language

National Front

‘Tories Are…’ – Google Dismisses Autocomplete ‘Conspiracy Theories’

Google, the tech giant at the centre of a tax controversy in the UK, has “categorically” rubbished “conspiracy theories” suggesting the search engine’s autocomplete function censors results relating to the Conservative Party. Users of Google’s search engine noticed anomalies in the

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Migrant Child Brides As Young As 11 Arriving In Europe

Official figures have shown that last year dozens of married child brides arrived as migrants applying for asylum in Norway, with the youngest being just 11 years old. Data from the Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir) seen by the Norwegian Broadcasting

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Whistleblowing Medics Expose EU Health Tourists Bleeding NHS Dry

British doctors have revealed how European health tourists exploit “incredibly lax” guidelines governing full access to expensive complex therapy from the National Health Service (NHS). The Government says it has cracked down on health tourists, but doctors in the NHS say recently

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EU Leaders Claim No Link Between Cologne Sex Attacks And Migrant Crisis

The European Commission has declared the Cologne sex attacks on New Year’s Eve have nothing to do with Europe’s ongoing migrant crisis, describing such links as “false associations”. Internal minutes of a European Commission meeting held on January 13th illustrate the

Cologne sex attacks

Paper Rounds At Risk From European Human Rights Challenge

The traditional pre-school paper round is under threat from a European human rights watchdog which claims it may breach a European treaty on social rights. The European Committee of Social Rights (ECSR) — part of the Council of Europe, the body overseeing the European Social Charter —

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Man Arrested with Handguns And Quran in Suitcase At Disneyland Paris

French police have arrested a man at the Disneyland Paris theme park after he was found with two two low-calibre handguns and a Quran hidden inside a suitcase. An Interior Ministry official said the 28-year-old man was stopped by security staff entering a

Disneyland Paris

Pupils Evacuated as 14 Schools Across Britain Affected By Bomb Threats

Schoolchildren were evacuated today as four London schools, four in Cornwall, and a further six in the West Midlands received bomb threats. Metropolitan Police have confirmed a bomb scare affecting two schools in Merton, but gave no details about which schools were

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REPORT: Over 40% of EU Citizens Hold ‘Anti-Semitic’ Views

An official Israeli government report into global anti-Semitism published Sunday shows more than 40 per cent of European Union citizens hold anti-Semitic views, with “Islamic elements” prominent in its creation. The Annual Evaluation of the Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism was presented to

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Think Tank: EU Membership ‘Benefits’ Are As Dodgy As PPI Insurance

Research from the Civitas think-tank tests the allegedly “self-evident and unanswerable” benefits said to accrue from the UK’s membership of the European Union (EU) Single Market, and finds “no empirical basis” in support. The report — which finds that for the UK the Single Market “must

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Thatcher Favourite Cecil Parkinson Dies Aged 84

Former Tory minister Cecil Parkinson’s family has confirmed he passed away on 22 January, aged 84, following a battle with cancer. One of the most flamboyant politicians of the Thatcher era, Cecil Parkinson was described by Margaret Thatcher’s biographer, Charles

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British Prime Minister Accuses Donald Trump of Helping Islamic Extremists

In his second intervention in the U.S. Presidential election, British Prime Minister David Cameron has accused Republican Party hopeful Donald Trump of helping Islamic extremists to create their desired “clash of civilisations between Islam and the West.” The comments attacking Donald

Donald Trump

France Declares State of Economic Emergency

As investor sentiment plunges across the world, President François Hollande of France has unveiled an economic plan to deal with what he describes as his country’s “state of economic emergency”. Setting out a new €2 billion (£1.5 billion) job creation plan

France

EU To Abandon Dublin Regulation, Force Britain To Take More Migrants

The European Union (EU) looks set to ditch the Dublin Regulation, the rule requiring the first member state a migrant enters to be responsible for any asylum claim. The revolutionary reform of EU migration policy will shift the burden of the ongoing

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Anti-Migrant Protest Turns Violent in Second Dutch Village

Dutch riot police yesterday intervened to break up an anti-migrant protest in the Brabant village of Heesch which spiralled out of control after stones, fireworks and eggs were thrown at the town hall. Three of the 1,000 or so people attending the anti-migrant protest were

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‘Was Attack on Prison Guards Terrorism?’ Asks Union Chief

Two prison guards carrying out their duties were hit by a car on Sunday morning, in an attack which a trade union chief has suggested may have been carried out “in the name of Allah”. The guards were working at Chauconin-Meaux prison in Seine-et-Marne,

Prison Guards

High Court to Hear Feminists’ Challenge For Straight Civil Partnerships

Today the UK’s High Court will hear a challenge against the ban on members of the opposite sex entering into civil partnerships from a heterosexual couple who describe themselves as feminists that reject traditional, “patriarchal” marriage. The couple in question, London-based academics Charles Keidan

Sham marriages

Police Crackdown on North African Gangs Sees Arrest of 40 Migrants

A massive raid of a Düsseldorf neighborhood believed to be a hub for North African gangs has netted 40 arrests for crimes such as pickpocketing, robbery and drug dealing.  Three-hundred police, backed by federal officers and state administration officials, conducted the Saturday evening raids in the capital of the

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ID Cards For Migrants Approved By German Parliament

The German federal parliament (Bundestag) yesterday approved a new law giving migrant arrivals to the country ID cards. They are part of a newly-centralised system designed to allow government agencies to access information with ease. It is hoped the compulsory

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