Global free movement and “safe”, orderly mass migration should be a right for all poor and unskilled migrants from the third world, according to the director general of the United Nations’ Migration Agency.
The International Organization for Migration has launched ‘MigApp’ – a mobile phone app developed to “engage” and “empower” migrants and help them “migrate safely”.
Factories are ramping up production to meet the demand for British products as manufacturing order books see a 30-year high – while on the continent, German business confidence is falling.
A headteachers’ union will tell schools to be more supportive of LGBT teachers who want to reveal their sexual identity in the classroom as it would make children better “citizens of the world”.
Amnesty International is defying the Irish Republic’s law by refusing to return a large donation from George Soros intended to be used in a campaign to overturn the Catholic country’s pro-life law.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for the British government to make a “full and formal” apology for the 1919 Amritsar massacre.
In the light of exports soaring and factories having their longest period of expansion for 20 years in Brexit Britain, Leave campaigners are wondering why Prime Minister Theresa May is making concessions and “grovelling” to Brussels for a trade agreement.
Cabinet Remainers are “delighted” with the series of massive concessions Theresa May struck in the Brexit deal, with EU President Donald Tusk bragging the UK will be effectively powerless during the two-year transition period.
European media has exhausted every fiery metaphor to convey its collective leftist dismay that President Donald J. Trump stood by his campaign pledge to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and his intentions to relocate the U.S. embassy there.
A draft European Parliament resolution sets to make EU citizens in the UK ‘a super-privileged caste’, with rights greater than those of Britons, and the European Court of Justice will guarantee those rights for 10 years after Brexit.
Two Romanian brothers who were sentenced to 12 years in prison for the brutal rape of a London woman had been released from a French prison in 2016 after serving a sentence for rape.
An African refugee who was jailed twice for sex offences was awarded £110,000 in compensation for having to stay in prison for ‘too long’.
The United Kingdom’s Security Service (MI5) has prevented nine terror attacks this year but failed to stop five including the Manchester Arena terror attack, with an internal review saying the plot could have been stopped.
The Democratic Unionist Party’s Nigel Dodds affirmed that the United Kingdom was right to vote to leave the European Union after the party rejected a draft proposal which would leave Northern Ireland tethered to the bloc.
The Christmas market on la Croix-Rousse hill in Lyon, France, has been cancelled because organisers cannot afford the €20,000 security budget.
Senior Conservative Brexiteer Sir Bill Cash has said that European Union graduates who studied in Britain must not be automatically granted residency rights after the country leaves the bloc.
UK factories are experiencing their best business conditions for four years, with factories needing to increase hiring to cope with the rising demand.
Anti-Islamisation campaigner Tommy Robinson has slammed British Prime Minister Theresa May for her attack on President Donald Trump after he retweeted a controversial anti-mass migration activist, saying her virtue signalling about the “far right” detracts from the issue of radical Islamic terrorism and Islamism.
A proposed amendment to the UK’s Education Act would see local authorities “monitor” the “educational, physical, and emotional development” of children who are being taught at home, in plans deemed “draconian” by homeschooling parents.
Ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has said Catalans should decide if they still want to remain part of the European Union if independence is achieved, and slammed the bloc for ignoring abuses to democracy.
Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle have announced their engagement and will be married in the Spring.
An historic church which has rung its bells since 1779 is to be silenced after a single noise complaint, in a move residents say threatens the “traditions and history” of the medieval town.
The UK will give more taxpayers’ money to France to stop a wave of migrants following a surge in attempted illegal crossings, according to French officials.
U.S. witnesses, including Fox News anchor Kelly Wright, will speak to British lawmakers to give evidence on the ‘systemic corporate management problems’ at the news network which could influence the decision to allow a proposed takeover of Sky Plc by Twenty-First Century Fox.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has told a European Union social summit that the Hungarian model on the economy and migration is working “and we Hungarians don’t plan on replacing it”.
Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the UK is not obliged to capitulate to the European Union over the divorce bill and that the government should invest in preparing for a “no deal” Brexit.
A University of Kent chaplain has become the Methodist Church in Britain’s first transgendered ordained minister.
Gospel references have been stripped from a nativity story because children’s fundamental biblical knowledge is so minimal they would fail to understand it, a leading Christian charity has said.
School inspectors will speak to primary school girls wearing hijabs to ascertain why they are covering their hair, amidst concerns children as young as four are being forced to wear the garment by schools or their parents to protect their ‘modesty’.
French President Emmanuel Macron has blamed France for the rise of Islamism and said the Republic was not good enough for “youths”, as he outlined a series of social programmes for the country’s migrant-dominated, low-income neighbourhoods.
Colonel Richard Kemp warned Breitbart London that the British military will be a “pawn in the Brexit negotiation game” after 23 EU member states signed a joint military pact of which the UK may find herself involved after Brexit.
The headteacher of exclusive all-boys Eton College, formerly attended by Princes William and Harry, said he is preparing his pupils to be more “gender intelligent” and said that pupils who wish to ‘transition gender’ are welcome to stay.
Two survivors of Muslim child rape gangs have said that groomers are still abusing young girls in Rotherham.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage told Breitbart News Daily listeners that visiting historic battlefields will help them understand the sacrifices their countries made as the U.S., Britain, and Europe begin to re-embrace the nation-state.
Far-left Nasreen Khan, a shortlisted Labour Party candidate for a Bradford council seat, posted anti-Semitic comments on Facebook and accused teachers of “brainwashing” children into thinking “the bad guy was Hitler”.
Breitbart Chairman Stephen K. Bannon reflected on the Trump and Brexit victories and told a crowd at Citadel Republican Society in South Carolina that it was not enough just to “vote” to get your country back, “you have to take it back”.
Two women and one man were injured when a car was deliberately driven into a crowd outside of a high school near Toulouse, France.
Speaking on a defence panel at an American Conservative Union event, Breitbart London Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam said that America has a president that will not only name the enemy, radical Islamic terrorism, but will take the fight to it.
Unlike Germany, which believes mass migration from third world countries is the only way to solve their demographic decline, Poland encourages couples to make their own citizens by ‘breeding like rabbits’, with the help of an educational video from the Polish health ministry.
Both ruling parties in Hungary and Poland are seeing a surge in public backing following their sustained rejection of internationalist bodies’ pro-mass migration policies, signalling citizens prefer governments that stand by conservative values and protect their nations’ borders.
