by Giuseppe De Santis Another story highlights why the UK should leave the European Convention on Human Rights. It’s a decision that many find deeply unjust and a mockery of the legal system! A tribunal has ruled that a convicted ...
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By David Furness The Justice Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has called for the abolition of new ‘two-tier’ rules that direct judges to provide special treatment to criminals from ethnic, religious, and gender minorities. The Sentencing Council has issued new guidance (due ...
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By David Furness The proposal to create an official definition of Islamophobia has raised concerns over potential limits on free speech, drawing comparisons to ‘Orwellian’ censorship. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner plans to create a 16-member Islamophobia Council. This council ...
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By British Democrats Deputy Chairman, Stephen Smith Great Minds Sometimes Think Alike. British Democrats. Our name is sometimes a topic of discussion. Contemporary democracy itself (as a reality rather than a concept) is often viewed by genuine political radicals with ...
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By David Furness It’s important to understand that the 2016 referendum, which led to the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, did not result in an immediate and complete separation. Instead, a significant and carefully negotiated Withdrawal Agreement was reached between ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis The pro-immigration lobby keeps repeating that immigration is good for us. However, it’s a well-known fact that many foreigners coming to the UK are dangerous criminals, putting the lives of native Britons in peril. Recently, it ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Despite winning the most votes in last month’s general elections in Austria, the Freedom Party’s path to power was blocked as other political parties declined to form a coalition. Nevertheless, this does not mean the nationalist ...
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By Roberta Woods The ‘Change’ promised by pre-election Labour began as soon as they took office. Riots were spreading across the country before we could comprehend the frightening prospect of five years of Labour misrule. One of the first tasks ...
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By David Furness There has been a startling rise in Home Office expenditure on immigration. In 2019-2020, the cost of dealing with illegal migration was about £700 million; by 2023-2024, the price had surged to £6.6 billion, representing an incredible ...
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