Islamization of the West

Three failed asylum seekers who gang-raped an unconscious woman on Brighton beach in an ‘entirely predatory and callous attack’ face deportation after being handed lengthy jail sentences today.

Egyptians Karin Al-Danasurt and Ibrahim Alshafe, and Iranian national Abdulla Ahmadi, were each handed extended terms of up to 27 years for their ‘predatory, callous and contemptuous’ behaviour.

Judge Christine Henson KC said the evidence of the small-boat migrants at trial – when they denied raping the ‘vulnerable’ woman – offered ‘a chilling insight into your warped mindsets’.

Ontario’s Durham Regional Council recently directed police to monitor the speech of citizens to combat “Islamophobia.” The Council has requested quarterly updates from police “in respect of the Services’ efforts to address hate speech and related crimes.” The Council’s motion fails to provide concrete examples of “rhetoric that could be interpreted as promoting hostility or violence toward Muslim communities” that would fall within the ban.

In a disturbing case that has ignited fierce debate across Austria, a 12-year-old Syrian boy allegedly stabbed three teenage boys in a Vienna park, seriously injuring one with life-threatening wounds. Since he is below the country’s age of criminal responsibility of 14, the young suspect was released to his family shortly after police detained him without any charges.

Twelve people have been arrested over an alleged right-wing terror threat to an Islamic event at a country estate in Suffolk, police said.

Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) said the UK Ijtima event at Shrubland Hall at Barham was ended early on Sunday as a precaution after the possible threat.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said the response of the police in tackling a “credible threat” to the festival had “undoubtedly saved lives”.

Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed could be deported to a third country if Pakistan refuses to take him, officials have suggested.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesman refused to rule out removing Ahmed to another state – not yet named – if he cannot be deported to Pakistan.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to publish potential changes to the law later on Monday which will be designed to change a 55-year-old law which currently prevent’s Ahmed’s removal.

German director Uwe Boll’s new hit movie Citizen Vigilante, in which (spoiler alert!) actor Armie Hammer shoots dead an entire family of Muslim immigrants in retaliation for one of their number’s brutal rape of a native white woman somewhere in continental Europe, has been controversial for many reasons: its violence, its alleged “racism,” and its supposed potential to inspire copycat crimes.

The posthumous pardoning of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in the UK in 1955, shows how far we have come from an era when defending yourself against domestic abuse could result in a death sentence.

The conditional pardon for the nightclub hostess from Rhyl in Denbighshire does not erase her conviction for murdering her lover, David Blakely. But it does acknowledge that Blakely subjected her to sustained physical and emotional torment before she killed him.

Loyalists in Northern Ireland plan to burn a replica of a mosque as part of a bonfire on Friday night.

The cardboard model of a Muslim place of worship was seen on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Moygashel, County Tyrone, today, as police said a 56-year-old man had been arrested.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn described the bonfire display as a ‘sickening and cowardly act of intimidation’, carried out by the same group which received backlash last year after they burnt an effigy of a migrant boat.

In Ireland, Moygashel bonfire—topped with a mosque—was lit 24 hours early to prevent the Irish police from removing the mosque. The Irish don't mess around. pic.twitter.com/oFmLsIFyje

— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) July 10, 2026

Several towns in Germany’s Baden-Württemberg region have tightened security and entry rules at outdoor swimming pools following repeated disturbances involving groups of young immigrants arriving from neighboring France.

Authorities in the border towns of Kehl and Müllheim introduced stricter measures after a series of incidents that required repeated police intervention. The changes come after what local officials described as ongoing misconduct at public swimming facilities.