White British people will become a minority within 40 years, a report from Buckingham University's Professor Matt Goodwin has predicted. Turns out the Great Replacement isn't a conspiracy theory, just a demographic fact.
Geert Wilders has toppled the Dutch Government after pulling out of the governing coalition because it would not back his plans for tougher migration rules, triggering a new election in which he hopes to become PM.
Starmer put on a decent show of wanting to cut immigration. But we all know he's an open borders fanatic, and his actual actions – tax cuts for Indians, EU youth mobility – belie his true intentions, says Joe Baron.
Why is the UK welcoming South African activist Julius Malema, who chants about killing white farmers, but excluding French philosopher Renaud Camus over his concerns about immigration and demographics, asks C.J. Strachan.
A flotilla of 'Little Ships' crossing the English Channel to commemorate the Dunkirk evacuation was forced to divert so Border Force could escort a migrant boat to Britain. Why wasn't it being escorted back to France?
Were the arson attacks on Keir Starmer's properties what the first few volleys in a future low-grade civil war would look like? David Betz would say so, suggests Steven Tucker.
Nigel Farage doesn't need to win the next election to be in power, says Prof James Alexander. Starmer is already announcing his immigration policies. But will the Labour PM really follow through and 'Take Back Control'?
Pope Leo, like Francis, is an open borders enthusiast for whom it seems no migrant should be turned away. Why are senior churchmen so blind to sense and deaf to public concerns on border security, asks Prof Roger Watson.
Keir Starmer admitted mass immigration risks making Britain an "island of strangers" today as he announced the latest crackdown – but still refused to cap numbers amid a Reform electoral surge hitting Labour hard.
Banned from Britain for coining the term 'The Great Replacement', French philosopher Renaud Camus has been branded a far-Right conspiracy theorist. But those who say that clearly haven't read him, says Steven Tucker.
