(…) How dare the government go after ordinary citizens while they simultaneously spend billions on banks and leftist hobbies, and hundreds of millions for the 19,000 asylum seekers that await us next year, about double the number of last year! If the Dutch get to say what they think about the budget cuts, well then, I can predict what it will be: care, the police, and education will be spared.... 

Anti-Islam and Muslim protesters riot outside the Harrow Central Mosque, in North London. At least ten people were arrested after police were attacked with bricks and bottles as demonstrations outside the Harrow Central Mosque in north London turned violent. Officers were caught in a stand-off between hundreds of anti-Islam and Muslim protesters outside the mosque, in Station Road, Harrow late on Friday. Heavily... 

Promises by Tories and Labour that they will implement immigration controls are a pack of lies, because control of Britain’s borders is about to be passed to the European Union which both those parties support. The shocking development will be the consequence of next week’s imminent re-election of European Commission (EC) president Jose Manuel Barroso. This EC president and his fellow Euro bureaucrats... 

Europe has scope to do much more for refugees from the rest of the world The European Union’s top immigration offical has called on member states to show greater generosity to refugees in need of a new home. He unveiled a package of draft proposals in Brussels on Wednesday. European Justice and Home Affairs Commissioner Jacques Barrot told members of the 27-nation bloc that it was their responsibility... 

An incredible £6.3 million of your tax money has been spent by the Department for International Development (DFID) on rubbish projects such as a Brazilian dance band in Hackney, it has been revealed. The cash, which is part of the lavish £8 billion foreign aid budget, was given to the Arcola Theatre Production Company in North London, to “provide an access point for developing better global awareness... 

From left to right: Abdulla Ahmed Ali, Assad Sarwar and Tanvir Hussain, were found guilty of ‘conspiracy to murder involving liquid bombs’. Three British Muslims have been convicted of planning a series of co-ordinated suicide bomb attacks on transatlantic airliners, which could have killed up to 10,000 people. The al-Qaeda cell plotted to cause mass murder by detonating home-made liquid... 

August 25 is the feast day of Saint Louis IX, King of France. This prayer is for France.  Read More »

‘Student’ visas have become the single biggest legal route of entry into Britain by the Third World — and the Government actively discriminates against native British people in awarding university places. New figures released by the Office for National Statistics show that the number of foreign ‘students’ granted permission to stay for a year or more has trebled to 110,000 annually. Even... 

Soft touch Britain, created by successive Tory and Labour regimes, has generated so many foreign scroungers that an entire town in Romania lives off benefit fraud, an investigation has revealed. According to a report in The Times newspaper, an estimated £1 billion a year is defrauded from the benefits and tax credits system, with tens of millions of pounds lost to organised crime. There is, according... 

Communist official pushes dismantling of French identity and tradition Communism may have collapsed in Eastern Europe as a state system, but as a cultural force its acolytes continue to flourish all across the Western world. The principles of Cultural Marxism are pervasive, from economic globalism and open borders immigration to anti-family policies and manufactured youth “culture.” In... 

The Education Ministry has included textbooks on religion classes starting from grade one of primary school for Turkish students abroad, even though such instruction for their counterparts in Turkey only starts in the fourth grade. The Education Ministry included religion textbooks with the others it supplies free-of-charge to Turkish students abroad as part of the “Our near ones, far away” project. The... 

Leading professionals are becoming less intelligent, researchers said yesterday. Lawyers, doctors, accountants and bankers were all cleverer a generation ago, a study found. The startling conclusion was reached by academics looking into social mobility. They wanted to find out why those born into poor families in the 1970s were much less successful than those born in the 1950s. The research found... 

A German moon shot could create jobs and spur technological development, a CDU politician says. Sending a spacecraft to the moon might seem like an ambitious goal for Germany. But a senior government minister has called for just such a mission, arguing that it would create much-needed jobs. Peter Hintze, the German government official responsible for aerospace and space travel, has called for Germany... 

Playing the system: John and Serena Connors, gipsies given luxury housing There are neatly trimmed privet hedges, rose beds and top-of-the-range family cars parked outside all but one of the houses on this broad and leafy avenue in the outskirts of the North London commuter belt. In the peace and quiet of a summer’s evening, family life in Totteridge — where professional couples pay up to £1million... 

The British government has come up with a new idea on how to tailor citizenship to political loyalty and the country’s economic needs. Under a new points system, an applicant’s skills and respect for British values will count in his/her favour, while those showing an ‘active disregard’ for these values will be penalized by having points taken away. The new points test for...