Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn said his party’s mission is to create “a Europe for the many” in Brexit negotiations shortly after his deputy, Tom Watson, suggested the next manifesto could include a commitment to a second referendum.
A couple was allegedly physically assaulted by a Malaysian national for kissing and walking hand-in-hand near a former Islamic centre in Rome’s Esquilino quarter.
A man who was on a terror watch list managed to slip through the cracks of France’s surveillance system to become a police officer, according to media sources.
A Syrian asylum seeker who shared videos of Iraqi soldiers being executed and jihadists preparing for a suicide mission on Facebook was jailed for two years on Friday.
Failed asylum seeker Hussein Yusef, who came to the UK as a child migrant, was jailed for six and half years on Friday after becoming a propagandist for Islamic State.
A senior politician in the German Bundestag has said Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit speech has led to ‘little progress’ in Brexit talks, and doubts the UK will be ready for negotiations before the European Council meeting in October.
Jacob Rees-Mogg, normally a stalwart defender of Theresa May, has slammed the prime minister’s Florence speech, drawing a red line over the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) during the two-year ‘implementation’ period, and has demanded that Free Movement ends in 2019.
French President Emmanuel Macron has demanded that Brexit negotiations are put on hold until European Union citizens’ rights, the Irish border, and the ‘divorce bill’ are ‘clarified’.
Robert McRoy, who exposed European Union waste and fraud, has warned that Eurocrats and European leaders will seek to punish the UK in Brexit negotiations for ‘breaking ranks’ with the EU.
The 18-year-old charged with attempted murder over the September 15th London underground terror attack is accused of buying bomb parts online
Non-Muslim children at Christian schools may have been fed halal meat from animals that were not stunned before slaughter without their parents’ knowledge, according to a county lawmaker.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton called Prime Minister Theresa May’s criticisms of President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly “disappointing” and said he “doesn’t know what’s wrong” with her government.
The Parsons Green bucket bomb had a “large quantity of explosive” and was “packed with shrapnel”, Metropolitan Police Chief Cressida Dick has revealed.
Taha Hussain, who vowed to tear down the British flag at Windsor Castle and replace it with the banner of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, has been jailed for four and a half years for making and sharing terrorist propaganda videos.
Detectives investigating Friday’s Parsons Green terrorist attack have arrested a third man in Wales on Tuesday night.
Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable has called for the state visit by President Donald Trump to be cancelled and for the United Kingdom to hold a second referendum on membership of the European Union.
A quick bilateral trade deal between Canada and the United Kingdom will be ‘better’ than EU/Canada arrangements, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said.
British police should be armed to respond to terrorism, and decades of government immigration and integration policies have ‘totally failed’, Nigel Farage told LBC listeners.
The resident of a second property being searched in relation to the Parsons Green terrorist attack has links to elderly foster carers whose home was raided Saturday, media sources claim.
Two American women were rushed to hospital on Sunday after a woman sprayed hydrochloric acid in their faces.
A second man has been arrested in connection to the Parsons Green terrorist attack, Metropolitan Police have confirmed.
The house raided in Surrey in connection with Friday’s terror attack at Parsons Green is owned by a couple who foster child refugees, with one recent foster charge being described as a problematic “foreign” 18-year-old, according to media reports.
A man shouting “Allah Akbar” violently assaulted father, children, police, and other passersby in Toulouse, France, on Wednesday.
Islamic State’s news agency Amaq has said the terror group has taken responsibility for the bombing on a Parsons Green underground train.
A man armed with a knife attacked a French anti-terror soldier outside of a Paris metro station, with reports that the assailant made ‘references to Allah and Islamic State’.
More than 50 girls in New South Wales were trafficked into forced marriages to older men, with some ‘brides’ being as young as nine years old.
Foreign aid has been granted to countries with space programmes, like India and China, and on academic projects including studying the Tibetan verb and producing ‘cross-cultural’ art films in South Africa.
Three men, including two British soldiers, who are accused of membership of the proscribed neo-Nazi National Action group appeared in court on terror charges.
Authorities in Finland have noted a significant increase in failed asylum seekers converting to Christianity and appealing their deportation orders.
The House of Commons has voted to pass the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill at second reading shortly after midnight on Tuesday, 326 votes for, 290 against.
The number of failed asylum seekers waiting to be deported by the Home Office has risen by more than 5,000 in a year.
The Government will need parliamentary approval to give Northern Ireland £1 billion in funding following a legal challenge from anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller.
London remains the world’s top finance centre ahead of New York City and Hong Kong, defying ‘Project Fear’ predictions that financiers would lose confidence in Britain after Brexit.
A report by think tank Civitas says that the population of the United Kingdom is growing at a rate of more than 500,000 a year – the equivalent of a new town of about 10,000 people being created every week.
Anti-Brexit protesters have descended on the nation’s capital clad in blue and yellow and bearing EU flags to voice their objection to the United Kingdom’s largest ever political mandate, calling on politicians to “unite, rethink, and reject Brexit”.
The United Kingdom continues to step up relief efforts to her overseas territories in the Caribbean after the islands were struck by Hurricane Irma.
Nigel Farage told press that Germany was ‘about to get a voice of opposition’ as he shared a platform with Alternative for Germany (AfD) MEP Beatrix Von Storch ahead of the German Federal election later this month.
An Iraqi Kurdish shopkeeper is on trial in Derby on multiple sexual assault charges including child rape, with one alleged victim being just 12 years old.
An anti-Brexit group wearing “thank EU for the Music” T-shirts will be handing out EU flags to concert goers of the BBC’s Last Night of the Proms to lament what they see as the coming “Brexit Dark Ages” of culture.
The British Virgin Islands have declared a state of emergency following Hurricane Irma after the storm struck British overseas territories causing mass devastation.
