Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that after decades of being under the control of “anti-Christian, internationalist powers” the country needs a government “based on the teachings of Christ” which “made Europe and the Hungarians great”.
At least three gunmen, wearing clown and ghost masks opened fire on revellers at the illegal Money Move rave in Leyton, London, on Saturday injuring a man and a woman.
A couple allegedly planned to carry out a terror attack with an improvised explosive device after bonding over their shared Islamic extremism on the Muslim dating website SingleMuslim.com.
A Christian student who expressed support for biblical marriage on Facebook has lost his legal appeal after a High Court ruling determined Sheffield University has acted lawfully in expelling him.
Prime Minister Theresa May has called on all employers, including small businesses, to publish data on the so-called ‘gender pay gap’ to improve ‘workplace equality’.
A member of staff at the United Kingdom’s top university has been suspended after it was alleged that he was arrested for terrorism offences and detained in Italy five years ago.
A survey from a leading think tank has revealed that an overwhelming majority of conservative-minded students believe Britain’s universities hold a “clear and extreme bias” against support for both Brexit and conservative views, and suppress their political beliefs for fear of putting their careers at risk.
Prime minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán blasted the European Parliament for approving changes to the bloc’s asylum system which the Hungarian government sees as the implementation of the ‘Soros Plan’ to flood the continent with an unlimited number of third-world migrants.
The Czech prime minister-designate Andrej Babiš, known as the “Czech Trump”, has said the Visegrád Group needs allies outside of Central Europe to fight illegal migration.
George Soros will use his organisation, now the second largest political activist charity in the world, to “influence” Hungary’s 2018 general election, claims a Hungarian member of parliament.
European Council President Donald Tusk has said leaders of the 27 remaining European Union nations have given the ‘green light’ to preparations for the second phase of talks, as the prime minister pledged her “unconditional commitment” to European defence.
Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton praised the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) for the “excellent care” she received after breaking her toe – just two days before it was revealed that only ONE of the socialised medicine’s hospitals across the country had hit key treatment targets.
A ‘mentally ill’ asylum seeker from Somalia was sentenced to two years in prison for raping a woman in the garage under an airport arrivals lounge in Norway.
President of the Czech Republic Miloš Zeman said there is a risk of Saudi Arabia-funded radical Islam spreading to European Union candidate state Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was greeted by boos and shouts of “fascist” as she arrived at Swansea University, Wales, to receive an honorary doctorate.
The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which is propping up the Conservative Party’s government, have disclosed they are “deeply concerned” by the chancellor of the exchequer “frustrating” Brexit and have asked the prime minister to “rein in” Philip Hammond.
Continuing her British leg of the What Happened book tour, failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton reiterated her favoured tropes of anti-Brexitism, Russian hackers, and ‘fake news’ to the BBC’s Andrew Marr.
A 17-year-old girl was sexually assaulted on three separate occasions by up to five men in the space of an hour on her walk home, Metropolitan Police have said.
Senior Conservative and Brexit campaigner Lord Lawson has accused Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond of behaviour “very close to sabotage” and called for him to be fired for failing to prepare the country adequately for a no-deal Brexit.
Prime Minister Theresa May’s grip on the progression on Brexit is once again put into question after she was forced to postpone the introduction of the EU withdrawal bill after MPs, including from her own Conservative Party, demanded 300 amendments.
Catalan’s regional president Carles Puigdemont has declared Catalonia has won the right to be an independent country, but has called on parliament to suspend the effects of the results of the October 1st referendum to allow for ‘mediation and dialogue’ with
A Syrian refugee who sexually assaulted six women in London underpasses just one month after being granted asylum in the UK claims he has Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Hungarian government minister András Aradszki told the country’s parliament that is was a ‘Christian duty to struggle against the Satanic Soros Plan’, and defend against assaults on faith, Europe, and the family.
The Irish government authorised the production of a stamp honouring the ‘Irish roots’ of Argentinian Marxist and mass murder Ernesto “Che” Guevara.
Senior members of Balliol College’s student body committee banned a Christian group from attending the Oxford college’s freshers’ fair after claiming it could lead to “potential for harm to freshers” because Christianity was ‘damaging’ and ‘an excuse for homophobia and neo-Colonialism’.
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to show “more determination” in Brexit negotiations with the European Union (EU) to avoid a disastrous trade deal saying, “No deal is better than where we are now.” Hitting back at suggestions
The Conservative Party has withdrawn the whip from two Members of European Parliament (MEP) for voting with their EU counterparts against progressing, with Cabinet minister David Davis demanding Jeremy Corbyn suspends his own 18 rogue Labour MEPs.
Thousands of Catholics formed a human chain along the borders of Poland on the anniversary of an historic victory by Europe over the Ottoman Empire officially to pray for peace, unofficially “against the Islamisation of Europe”.
Prime Minister Theresa May is set to ‘unlock’ billions of pounds in preparation for a ‘no deal’ with the European Union (EU) in a bid to save her premiership and convince Brexiteers she is able to wrestle the upper hand in negotiations from eurocrats in Brussels.
A German citizen of reportedly Syrian heritage was arrested at an airport outside Gothenburg, Sweden, after trying to carry ‘Mother of Satan’ explosive TATP onto an aeroplane.
The Scottish Episcopal Church has responded to sanctions from the worldwide Anglican communion on its decision to perform gay marriages in church with the pro-LGBT maxim: “Love means love.”
The Somali refugee who stabbed a police officer and rammed pedestrians with a van in Edmonton, Canada, had been ordered to be deported from the United States in 2011 – but was released before his expulsion date because ‘it was unlikely he would be returned in the near future’.
Royal Air Force jets intercepted an inbound Ryanair flight from Lithuania and escorted it to Stansted Airport following a hoax security alert, resulting in a sonic boom heard over East Anglia.
The European Court of Human Rights has made a landmark ruling that migrants who cross border fences which are still outside European Union territory have ‘rights as refugees’ – meaning Spanish authorities will no longer be allowed to return illegal immigrants to Morocco who storm border fences at the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
French prosecutors have confirmed 29-year-old illegal Tunisian migrant Ahmed Hanachi, who fatally stabbed two young women at a train station in Marseille, southern France, had avoided deportation after authorities failed to detain him the day before the attack.
European Union (EU) citizens living in the UK after Brexit will be able to use British courts to enforce their rights under the withdrawal agreement, meaning they will have more rights than British citizens.
Prime Minister Theresa May is set to make further concessions to the European Union (EU) in Brexit negotiations including a divorce bill of up to £40 billion.
A Polish man who brought four Polish nationals into the UK and treated them like slaves has been jailed for 18 months.
A man who shouted anti-Semitic abuse at Jewish people on their way to a London synagogue has been found guilty of religiously aggravated harassment and of using threatening behaviour.
The U.S. has proposed imposing a 220 per cent tariff on passenger jets built in Northern Ireland, following the British prime minister prioritising a lengthy transition with the EU and railing against President Trump at the United Nations General Assembly.
