“Student riots” spread to Belgium as hundreds of hooded protesters clash with police sparking ‘total chaos’ in Brussels

“Student riots” spread to Belgium as hundreds of hooded protesters clash with police sparking ‘total chaos’ in Brussels

Student riots plaguing France have spread to Belgium, where hundreds of hooded thugs are clashing with police.

The country’s French-speaking community have taken to the streets to protest swingeing cuts to Belgium’s education budget, as the government seeks to save at least €10billion over the coming years to reduce a high deficit.

Inspired in part by protests across the border in France, Belgian pupils have taken to the streets in recent days in several towns.

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Congolese-Born Man Walks Away with One Year for Beating Swedish Cop to Death

Congolese-Born Man Walks Away with One Year for Beating Swedish Cop to Death

Danish court has sentenced a Congolese-born man to just one year in prison for beating Swedish police officer and father of two, Christian Zedig, to death, sparking widespread outrage across Europe and prompting Copenhagen to promise stricter sentencing laws.

Copenhagen City Court handed down the sentence on Wednesday, 7 October, to 31-year-old Nkumba Ludovic Tshiembe, a Danish citizen who arrived from Congo as an infant. He was also banned from nightlife establishments for one year.

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Nearly all women who try to reach UK in small boats are raped during their journey, Home Secretary says

Nearly all women who try to reach UK in small boats are raped during their journey, Home Secretary says

Nearly all women who attempt to reach the UK in small boats from northern France are raped on their journey, according to the Home Secretary.

In an interview with The Rest Is Politics podcast, Shabana Mahmood said sexual abusers would exploit most asylum seekers as long as traffickers continued to decide who came to Britain.

She said: ‘We’re not in control of this border. The sifting of the people that end up in the north of France and are about to get on a dinghy is done by criminal gangs who are also, by the way, people traffickers.

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Second village considers holding referendum on leaving Britain

Second village considers holding referendum on leaving Britain

A second village may hold a referendum to leave the UK in protest at plans to create an asylum camp nearby.

Barnham parish council in Suffolk is to invite villagers to decide on Saturday, Oct 24 whether they should follow the lead of Piddington in Oxfordshire and stage a referendum on seceding from the UK.

Residents in the Domesday village of Barnham are unhappy with plans to convert its former RAF base into a camp to house 1,250 asylum seekers.

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Under Heavy Police Protection, More Muslim Migrants Arrive in Britain

Under Heavy Police Protection, More Muslim Migrants Arrive in Britain

The UK’s Southampton Times reported Sunday that “four coaches of illegal small boat migrants leave Gosport Haslar Marina flanked by police motorbike outriders and a heavy procession of vans and cars.” That’s roughly 400 new migrants. Most, if not all, of them are Muslims from North Africa, coming to Britain because the Labour government is so generous with the benefits it lavishes on new arrivals, courtesy of the longsuffering British taxpayers.

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Four Afghans who gang-raped teenage girl they groomed with vodka and cigarettes jailed

Four Afghans who gang-raped teenage girl they groomed with vodka and cigarettes jailed

Four Afghans who fled the UK in the back of a lorry after gang-raping a teenage girl they groomed have been jailed.

Mehrab Safi, 21, Salman Habibkheil and Awal Ahmadzai, both 19, and a boy, 17, who cannot be named, attacked the 17-year-old girl at a house in Bristol in November last year.

She told a court how she ‘wanted to go home’, but had been plied with vodka and cigarettes before the attack.

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Why the French school riots are a taste of the chaos to come

Why the French school riots are a taste of the chaos to come

Just over a week ago, the French, inspired by the visit of Leo XIV, were apparently communing in peace and harmony. Around 800,000 turned out on the streets of central Paris to hear the Pope celebrate an open-air mass. But as the papal plane took off from Metz in north-eastern France, the last stop on Leo’s trip, France was descending into a week of chaos and violence.

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Police lock down ENTIRE town to stop anti-migrant unrest as 12 protesters arrested after nearly 150 small-boat arrivals use ‘new route’ to land at historic naval port

Police lock down ENTIRE town to stop anti-migrant unrest as 12 protesters arrested after nearly 150 small-boat arrivals use ‘new route’ to land at historic naval port

Labour has ‘completely lost its grip’ on the Channel crisis, Conservatives warned on Monday – as an entire port town was placed under police restrictions.

Amid anti-migrants protests of Gosport in Hampshire, residents were told they could face arrest if they refused to obey police instructions.

There were ugly scenes on Sunday night as 149 migrants who had been picked up mid-Channel were brought into the town aboard two RNLI lifeboats, after a 70-mile voyage from Normandy.

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‘Mystery meat migrant rappers are calling to hunt me’ – Austrian remigration activist Martin Sellner faces ‘hunting’ threats in new rap video

‘Mystery meat migrant rappers are calling to hunt me’ – Austrian remigration activist Martin Sellner faces ‘hunting’ threats in new rap video

Austrian remigration activist and CEO of the Institute for Remigration Martin Sellner stated on Sunday that a rap video circulating on Instagram calls for him to be hunted. He contrasted the clip’s availability online with restrictions he says platforms have placed on the accounts of those on the anti-immigration right.

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More than 400 schools in France to be closed on Monday as more protests planned

More than 400 schools in France to be closed on Monday as more protests planned

More than 400 schools in France will be closed or partly closed on Monday as authorities brace for another week of student protests.

Lessons will be totally or partly suspended in 400 to 500 schools because security conditions “have not been fulfilled”, the education minister, Édouard Geffray, said on Sunday.

The minister said 24 schools had been burnt or ransacked and 78 education staff members injured. The number of school closures on Monday would be comparable to Friday’s but the government envisaged a “partial, progressive return to lessons”, said Geffray.

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France burns: Migration-background students rampage across the country, teachers doused in gasoline, schools set on fire, and hundreds of arrests reported

France burns: Migration-background students rampage across the country, teachers doused in gasoline, schools set on fire, and hundreds of arrests reported

Images of burning schools, buses, and vicious assaults, along with a report of attempted murder, have once again hit France this morning, Oct. 1, as high school blockades mark their second week across France. What began as protests demanding better conditions for students and teachers has devolved into violence at dozens of locations, concentrated at schools with large immigrant populations.

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The small-boats crisis is a threat to national security

The small-boats crisis is a threat to national security

We don’t half make it easy for them. Two Iranian nationals have been charged with terror offences over an alleged bomb plot against the Jewish community of Manchester, almost a year after the Heaton Park Synagogue attack in which two Jews were killed. The cherry on top? The alleged plotters came to the UK by small boats. National security and counter-terror work is difficult enough without our government effectively leaving the backdoor open to any passing Islamist, let alone hostile foreign states intent on doing us harm.


We’re letting this same horror story happen in Canada less the boats.

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Ceuta is a tinderbox

Ceuta is a tinderbox

It’s now nearly nine weeks since tens of thousands of migrants poured across the Moroccan frontier into Ceuta. Most quickly returned to Morocco. But estimates of how many are still in Spain’s tiny North African exclave, which has a population of just 83,000, have varied alarmingly. At one point Madrid said that “only” about 5,000 remained. Government sources now accept that around 20,000 were still in Ceuta after July 30; last week Ángel Víctor Torres, the minister in charge of the crisis, put the current figure at around 18,000.

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