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EXCLUSIVE: ISIS now calls for jihadists to slaughter British Muslim IMAMS
ISLAMIC State (ISIS) extremists are calling for the deaths of Muslim leaders who criticise their murderous regime. In the latest issue of its propaganda magazine Dabiq, ISIS calls on its jihadi followers to arm themselves with “knives, guns and explosives” and kill anyone who disagrees with them – including...
Tragedy as young mum shopping with baby girl is killed in horror lorry crash
A MOTHER and her baby girl were mown down by a lorry just yards from a supermarket, killing the mother and causing head injuries to the baby, who this afternoon is in hospital receiving treatment. It’s believed the mum had been pushing the baby in a stroller when the lorry collided into the pair, crushing the woman and...
The tiny island of 20,000 graves
Once a centre of power and one of the holiest places in Britain, today Bardsey Island has only four year-round residents – and no electric grid, cars or indoor toilets. Bardsey Island doesn’t have cars, paved roads, an electric grid or indoor toilets. The population includes 200 grey seals, 300 sheep and just four...
Bible makes list of books most challenged at libraries, public schools
On the latest list of books most objected to at public schools and libraries, one title has been targeted nationwide, at times for the sex and violence it contains, but mostly for the legal issues it raises. The Bible. "You have people who feel that if a school library buys a copy of the Bible, it's a violation of...
Duchess dazzles in embroidered Indian-inspired dress for New Delhi garden party
THE Duchess of Cambridge went for an elegant look tonight in a £2,535 Alice Temperley outfit for the Queen’s birthday party in New Delhi. On the second day of the royal tour of India and after a wardrobe malfunction earlier when her dress nearly blew up in the wind, Kate changed into a loose fitting Temperley London...
EU wants control of YOUR pension: Brussels’ secret plan REVEALED
THE European Union is planning a power grab for the UK welfare state in a bid to take control of pensions, benefits and the minimum wage. Senior MEPs fear Brussels is planning a “social union” but legislation is being held back until after June’s referendum. Already plans for a common European unemonth by...
England’s Willett wins dramatic masters
Danny Willett claimed a shock Masters win with a superb five-under-par 67 as 2015 champion Jordan Spieth crumbled during a thrilling final round. Englishman Willett, 28, won his first major by three shots to become the first British victor in 20 years. Overnight leader Spieth, 22, led by five shots as he approached the 10th at...
Archbishop of Canterbury discovers real father is SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL’S right hand man
THE Archbishop of Canterbury has made a sensational discovery that is real father was Sir Winston Churchill’s right hand man. Rev Justin Welby was left completely stunned to learn his biological father is the late Sir Anthony Montague Browne and not Gavin Welby. His mother Lady Williams of Elvel, 86, revealed she bedded...
British official urges France to fast track Calais jungle children to the UK
ENGLAND’S children’s commissioner has urged French officials to fast track the asylum claims of children left alone in the Calais jungle so they can move to the UK. Anne Longfield is calling on French Government to speed up the applications of 150 children so that they can be reunited with family members in...
CAGED: Vile paedophile raped 11-year-old TWICE before taping her eyes shut & running away
A SICK paedophile who raped an 11-year-old girl twice before taping her eyes shut and abandoning her has been jailed. Sex monster Paul Ripley, 53, – dubbed “parents worst nightmare” – abducted his young victim last November as she walked home alone at around 7pm. Ripley will face between ten and 16 years...
Britain on SNOW ALERT: Spring put on hold as thermometers set to plunge THIS weekend
BRITAIN is braced for sleet and snow with temperatures set to plunge by THIS weekend — putting spring on a dramatic hold. Britons are getting the winter coats back out after the hottest weekend of the year saw the mercury push past the 17C (63F) mark. It could be the end of the month before we see a return to the sunshine...
Protestors pelt Icelandic parliament with eggs, yoghurt and BANANAS in call for PM to quit
TENS OF THOUSANDS of protestors have descended on Reykjavic today hurling yoghurts, eggs and bananas at the Icelandic parliament in a furious demanding for the country's beleaguered Prime Minister to quit. The calls come following the release of leaked documents that claim Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson and his wife used an...