The Indigenous Uprising of the British Isles

By Man of Kent-In March 2012 Ken Livingstone, the Labour candidate for mayor of London, seeking to regain the post he once held, declared in a London mosque that if elected he would make London ‘a beacon of Islam’.

Paul Joseph Watson | White House openly seeking to arm terrorists in Syria.

The hunt for the mother of a 20-month-old girl who was found dead at her home in Oxfordshire continues.

An 18-year-old is given four years in a young offenders institution for stabbing a fellow pupil at a boarding school in Norfolk.

Police in England and Wales have taken DNA samples from children every 10 minutes, new figures from the Howard League for Penal Reform show.

A new association is started by West Midlands police officers to improve relationships between the force and the Sikh community.

Servicemen and women from across the North West mark their return from Afghanistan with a homecoming parade.

A revolutionary education programme that has saved tens of thousands of African girls from female genital mutilation could work in London, claims the woman behind the scheme.

London's benefits bill has soared to more than the British defence budget, a new report warned today.

A statue of communist leader Ho Chi Minh is presented to a Sussex town he is thought to have visited while he was a pastry chef.

A man is arrested after a woman in her 20s was raped in a park by a man she is thought to have met during a night out.

MP Phillip Lee defends the work of police and social services in bringing child sex abuse charges against seven men in Oxford.

The cost of business parking permits in Bristol could go up five fold under plans by the city's mayor, the Liberal Democrats say.

The 11-year sentence given to a man who raped a woman in Northampton is referred to the Court of Appeal as being "unduly lenient".

A river rescue service says it could be forced to close its base in Worcestershire because of a lack of charity donations.

EXCLUSIVE: BRITS will be outnumbered in the nation’s capital within just 20yrs, new population research predicts

The Gatwick Express “at times veers towards Third World conditions” giving some business executives and tourists flying to London a poor first impression of Britain, an airport boss warned today.