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White Britons (English, Scottish and Welsh) choosing not to live in minority-dominated areas “ought to make us a little anxious”, researchers say. A “retreat” of white Britons from areas where minorities live is limiting cultural integration, according to research by think tank Demos. The invasion of the UK by the third world . . . → Read More: White Britons ‘In Retreat’ From Minority Areas A Chinese gangster who said being forced to leave his Christian retreat centre would ‘devastate’ him and a convicted Somalian sex attacker cannot be kicked out of Britain because of human rights laws. Tsai Wang Chen, 39, has settled in a church community where he grows vegetables and looks after hens after being released . . . → Read More: Two criminal immigrants UK can’t deport because of THEIR human rights  Leave a comment  News, Politics  Ahmed Hersi, asylum seeker, blackmail, China, Chinese gangster, Christian retreat, church community, civil war, gangster, Home Office, immigration judge, Judge Paul Clark, right to a private life, sex attacker, snakehead, Somalia, Somalian, Tsai Wang Chen, violent crime The MP steps up Tory attacks on UKIP after questions are raised about the credentials of the party’s local election candidates. Conservative Cabinet minister Ken Clarke has dismissed UKIP’s politicians as “clowns” and some of its supporters as racist in a scathing attack on the party. He said UKIP had no positive . . . → Read More: Plastic Tory: Ken Clarke Brands UKIP Politicians ‘Clowns’ A senior Ukip politician has said Kosovo should not be allowed to join the European Union because Britain “already has enough” criminals. Members of the European Parliament Gerard Batten, a Ukip MEP, said people from the “lawless” country should not get an open door to come to Britain. (Scroll down for . . . → Read More: We have enough criminals so keep Kosovo out of Europe, says Ukip MEP THE true scale of European Union fraud is at least 12 times greater than officially acknowledged by Brussels, a report from the House of Lords said yesterday. Billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money may be lost by EU fiddling Senior peers estimated billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money is lost in fiddles every . . . → Read More: Lords accuse Brussels of covering up £4bn fiddles Norman Tebbit determined to get to the funeral of Baroness Thatcher Believes he might have been able to save her from being deposed as PM Boasts of having ‘scuppered’ Heseltine’s chances of taking Thatcher’s place Norman Tebbit will go to his grave wondering if he could have saved Margaret Thatcher from being deposed . . . → Read More: Political Lightweights Who Brought Thatcher Down Leave a comment News, Politics 1987, 1987 General Election, accomplishments, achievements, Belgium, Brussels irregulars, Cabinet, Cecil Parkinson, Chris Patten, Conservative Cabinet Minister, Denmark, deposed as Prime Minister, election, environmental reasons, Finland, France, funeral, Germany, Ireland, John Prescott, Lady Thatcher, Margaret Thatcher, Michael Foot, Muslim background, Neil Kinnock, Norman Tebbit, nti-Thatcherites, opinion polls, Poll Tax, propaganda, sacked miners, Slovenia, social housing, Streetwise, Sweden, Winston Churchill, ‘bungling’ BBC boss How the Left’s grip on Britain is tightening, with ever more control over key public bodies since David Cameron came to power Voters in the Yorkshire seaside town of Redcar may have felt a stab of deja vu in recent days. Into their lives once more there barged a tall, shock-headed lawyer with a . . . → Read More: Lib-Lab-Con: How the Left’s grip on Britain is tightening, with ever more control over key public Leave a comment News, Politics >How the Left's grip, BBC actors, Britain, charities, common purpose, Common Purpose trustee, David Cameron, Electoral Commission, Environment Agency, Geoff Mulgan, Government, Labour Culture Secretary, National Endowment for Science, Ofcom, Old Boy network, pensions, political affiliation, state-paid Leftists, Subsidised British art, unelected placemen, Vera Baird, voters BRITISH TAXPAYERS could face a bill of up to £6.2billion for a new EU fund to hand out cash to countries that want to join the crisis-hit euro, it emerged yesterday. Brussels chiefs may borrow up to £42.5billion Brussels chiefs are planning to borrow up to £42.5billion from the money markets to lend . . . → Read More: Britain faces £6bn bill to help others join euro Leave a comment News, Politics balance their budgets, bribery, British taxpayers, Brussels, crisis-hit euro, Douglas Carswell, eu, EU chiefs, EU fund, EU funding formula, EU nations, European Commission, Get Britain Out group, loans, national currencies, political elites, single currency, slush fund, Tim Aker PRIMARY schools are having to spend an estimated £270million a year teaching young pupils English because their parents are failing to speak the language at home. Primary schools are having to spend millions each year teaching its pupils English The Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank has calculated that schools are being forced . . . → Read More: Schools forced to splurge on teaching foreign pupils English Nigel Farage, Ukip’s leader, and his members have plenty of reasons for being chipper at the moment It has attracted more than 20 council defectors from the Conservatives since the beginning of the year – a rate of more than one a week. It has also taken councillors off the several . . . → Read More: Ukip defections surge in local election threat to Tories Baroness Ashton will be entitled to £400,000 at the taxpayer’s expense over three years for doing nothing after finishing her five year term as the European Union’s foreign minister at the end of 2014. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Baroness Ashton Research by one newspaper has established that the Labour . . . → Read More: Labour Baroness will be paid £400,000 by the EU to do nothing One of Europe’s most prominent statesmen has warned that resentment of Germany across the continent is so high that war remained a danger. Jean Claude Juncker, a long-time president of the European Council, painted an ominous portrait of Europe, claiming there ‘chilling’ parallels in 2013 with 100 years ago – the eve of the . . . → Read More: Anti-German anger ‘could lead to a war’: EU chief warns Leave a comment News, Politics Angela Merkel, Austrian-Hungarian empire, Continent, European Council, european union, Europe’s, Eurozone, Ferdinand, First World War, Germany, Jean Claude Juncker, Kosovo, Luxembourg, parallels, prominent statesmen, resentment of German, soldiers, Spiegel Magazine, tensions between countries, three empires, United Kingdom, Wars in Bosnia, Western and Northern Europe
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