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 Sharia law “courts” are already dealing with crime on the streets of London, it emerged today. The revelation came after the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, called for an “accommodation” with parts of the Islamic legal code in a speech which attracted widespread condemnation. The Archbishop said parts of civil law could be dealt with under the sharia system but... 

The city of Amsterdam has developed teaching material warning children against the politics of Geert Wilders, newspaper De Telegraaf yesterday reported. Wilders calls the campaign “sickening”. The newspaper quoted from a letter that the city council has sent to three hundred primary and secondary schools in Amsterdam. Primary school heads believe that the letter is intended to anticipate... 

  JOHANNESBURG: South African schools were the most dangerous in the world with only 23% of pupils saying they felt safe, the SA Institute of Race Relations said yesterday. An institute spokesman, Thomas Blaser, said a Progress in International Reading Literacy study had ranked South Africa last in terms of school safety. “In that study South African school pupils were asked whether they felt... 

SOUTH AFRICA’S POWER CRISIS COULD TRIGGER RECESSION With its strategic mining industry, which is dependent on cheap power and labour, its long distance from export markets and its inherent political instability, South Africa is a place where crises always wait just around the corner.  Nevertheless, over the past three-quarters of a century, the country experienced only three real crises. First... 

Following the violent death of a Moroccan teenager in Cologne, hundreds of immigrants have taken to the streets in nightly demonstrations to protest what they see as evidence of their second-class status in Germany. Police warn the city could be ready to explode. The owner of an electronics shop on Cologne’s Kalker Hauptstrasse had rolled down the shutters on the windows in case there was unrest.... 

Have GOP Voters forgotten that just a few months ago, John McCain stood hand-in-hand with liberal icon Ted Kennedy pushing for the largest amnesty for illegal aliens in American history? While Rasmussen polling showed that Americans following the legislation very closely opposed it 3 to 1 (69% to 23%), McCain ignored the massive public outcry! The angry calls rolling into the Senate offices,... 

Most Muslims in Europe live in a parallel universe that has very little to do with the host country. Overwhelmingly they feel nothing but contempt for the liberal concept of “tolerance” and “diversity.” If not overtly hostile, their attitude to the host-society is disdainful and filled with contempt. In spite of some decades of relentless multiculturalist indoctrination and “Religion... 

Asylum seekers and migrant workers arriving in Scotland will be among those to benefit from an extra £9m being pumped into English language classes. The Scottish education and lifelong learning secretary, Fiona Hyslop, said today the extra money would be used over the next three years to create up to 7,000 more places on courses. The move is part of the Scottish parliament’s strategy for Esol... 

According to the latest predictions from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) the number of immigrants in Britain will double over the next two decades to almost 10 million – which is broadly in line with the estimate suggested by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) as recently as last year. This nation-wrecking growth in migrant numbers is equivalent to adding a city the size of... 

South Africa is on the brink of a water contamination crisis, potentially as bad as the electricity fiasco of the past few weeks, the Business Times reported today. In an alarming report, the National Nuclear Regulator (NNR) has confirmed evidence of contaminated crops and water, and has acted to protect people and livestock, the newspaper said. The report – in the possession of the newspaper... 

South Africa’s reverse discrimination policy cause electrical blackouts several hours a day. Restaurants, theatres, clubs and cinemas across Cape Town lost millions of rands in Friday night’s city-wide blackout, which has been blamed on “a lack of maintenance and continued neglect” of antiquated machinery and transmission lines. The untimely blackout that hit Cape Town... 

Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital: Scene of the religious feud A hospital porter has been fired after rowing with Muslim patients over a crucifix in a prayer room.Roman Catholic Joseph Protano, 54, was offended when he entered Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital’s prayer room to find the crucifix and Virgin Mary statue covered up. When he asked the three Muslims – two... 

Paper author Sir David Calvert-Smith, QC Scotland Yard has spent almost £450 million on promoting ‘equality and diversity’ in the past three years. In the past year alone £187 million – six per cent of the Met budget – went on ‘equalities-related expenditure’. This included recruitment, training and research within minority communities, as well as crime fighting... 

According to President Jammeh, (left), AIDS sufferers will be cured within "three to thirty days." The President of Gambia has horrified scientists by announcing that he has developed a “miracle cure” for HIV/AIDS. Hundreds of Gambians have lined up to be “cured” by President Yahya Jammeh, who treats his patients by rubbing a mysterious herbal paste into their ribcages and then instructing...