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.
Breaking: The new Merz Government has today ordered the pushback of all illegal migrants at the German border, effectively abolishing asylum in a policy change that, if maintained, could transform European border security.
Asylum hotels and other accommodation will cost the taxpayer £15 billion over 10 years – £4 million a day and more than triple the Government's original estimate, the National Audit Office has revealed.
Steven Tucker defends French philosopher Renaud Camus as a disillusioned leftist exiled for committing the unforgivable sin of noticing Europe's demographic upheaval – and daring to name it.
The number of migrants crossing the Channel so far this year has hit 10,000 in record time under Labour, as the total runs 40% higher than last year despite Starmer's pledge to "smash the gangs".
As a Catholic, Prof Roger Watson is sure Francis was appointed Pope for a reason. It's just that he's damned if he can figure out what it was. Certainly, it's not his liberalism that's drawn young people back to church.
