Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP). Britons view the UK Independence Party (UKIP) as more favourably than the country’s three main political parties, a new survey shows. According to the ComRes opinion poll for the Independent on Sunday and the Sunday Mirror, 27 percent of Britons said they felt most “favourable” towards UKIP, compared with 26, 25 and 14 percent towards... 

Anti-immigrant sentiments are on the rise in Britain with more than three-quarters of the people saying that the number of new immigrant arrivals in the country should be limited, a new survey has found. A survey by the British Social Attitudes showed that almost 77 percent of Britons supported a reduction in the number of the immigrants to their country. Out of the 77 percent, 56 percent wanted the... 

Counting the cost: Britain's £1trillion National Debt means it will pay interest of nearly £120million a day - more than the government spends on defence. Britain’s government debt smashed through £1 trillion ($1.59 trillion) for the first time yesterday – a staggering £40,000 per household. Campaigners branded the milestone ‘terrifying’ and warned that taxpayers will have to foot the... 

Back in the public eye with the release of his memoirs, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair might lead one to believe it is 2003 all over again. Praising George W. Bush as a great leader and one of the most decisive men he had ever met, Blair also lauds the Iraq War. And if the Iraq War has somewhat faded in Americans’ memories with the myriad false declarations of victory in recent weeks,... 

Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced the new plans yesterday Millions of middle income families are facing a 10 per cent ‘death tax’ levy to pay for social care of the elderly. Health Secretary Andy Burnham yesterday said he wanted to see those with bigger houses pay more to provide for the old. Up to 17million families would be forced to pay the tax – whether or not their loved... 

Three Labour MPs at the centre of the expenses scandal tried to wriggle out of a criminal trial yesterday. Although charged at Westminster magistrates’ court with claiming a combined total of almost £60,000 in fraudulent expenses, they insisted the courts had no jurisdiction over them. Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Jim Devine argued that, under the 321-year-old Bill of Rights, they could... 

Labour 'wanted social change', according to the new document Labour encouraged mass immigration even though it knew that voters opposed it, Whitehall documents confirmed yesterday. The Government said the public disagreed with immigration because of ‘racism’ and ministers were told to try to alter public attitudes. The thinking on immigration among Labour leaders was set down in... 

Labour threw open Britain’s borders to mass immigration to help socially engineer a “truly multicultural” country, a former Government adviser has revealed. The huge increases in migrants over the last decade were partly due to a politically motivated attempt by ministers to radically change the country and “rub the Right’s nose in diversity”, according to Andrew... 

That labour Linda McAvan must realize that these parties UKIP and BNP are rising up in polls because of their messages while the Labour Party is going down! If she wants the Labour party to stay up, she must adapt to what the people require from her, by that I mean, become like UKIP and BNP! But even though I suspect it’s too late for them. The Labour will go down to 5%! It’s bound... 

The Conservative Party has announced it intends to dish out British taxpayers’ money with ‘vouchers’ while the Labour Party has announced that it wants to give away an additional £1 billion to selected Third World countries. The Tories want to pay for private schools in India – at the same time that the Indian government has spent nearly £2 billion buying tanks and its second aircraft... 

Every day we open our newspaper, switch on the television news or trawl the internet, we learn of yet another monstrous but mistaken decision by Gordon Brown and his demoralised rabble of a government — and each decision is yet more proof of his extraordinary talent for preaching like a Presbyterian elder while acting like a dodgy hedge-fund manager. After newspaper revelations about MPs’ outrageous... 

Margaret Hodge was born in Egypt to Jewish immigrants from Germany and Austria. Her family then moved to England where Margaret married English politician Sir Henry Hodge who runs the British version of the left-wing ACLU. Margaret Hodge is member of the British Parliament and a high ranking member of the Labour party. In this interview she plays up her status as an “immigrant” to attack the BNP.... 

The BNP’s success in the European election followed a collapse in Labour’s support in its heartlands, Harriet Harman admitted today. As the far-right party celebrated winning two MEP seats, Ms Harman said that its leader Nick Griffin had played on the public’s fears of recession and the expenses scandal. But Ms Harman conceded that the rise of the BNP in the North West and Yorkshire... 

Labour Party promotes Immigration because immigrants vote for them, it’s a viscious circle. The Labour government promotes immigration because it knows, that those who need welfare cheques tend to vote for them. Furthermore, the Labour government benefits whether or not the immigrants are productive. Where immigrants are productive, the government gets more money in taxes. Where immigrants are... 

The French National Front sent 3 MEPs to Brussels, its one more than 2004, France had 2 before. The names are: Jean Marie Le Pen, Marine Le Pen and Bruno Gollnisch. In UK: 2 MEPs from the BNP, and 12 confirmed MEPs from UKIP or more. Despite the typical bashing of the corrupted media outlets, the BNP was socially made to look “radical”, despite the fact that they are pro-English only, being...