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Mig News: All victims of the virus in Bukovyna (22 people at the age of 20-40) died not from bilateral pneumonia, as was previously thought, but as a result of viral distress syndrome, i.e the total destruction of the lungs.
At first the cardio-pulmonary insufficiency comes, and consequently cardiogenic shock is developed, which causes cardiac standstill [...]

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Telegraph: A Christian couple who run a hotel have been charged with a criminal offence for allegedly insulting a female Muslim guest about her beliefs.
Ben and Sharon Vogelenzang are charged with breaching Section 5 of the Public Order Act – causing harassment, alarm or distress. If convicted, they face fines of £2,500 each and a [...]

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Telegraph: Mohammed is now the most common name for baby boys born in London and three other English regions, official Government figures have shown.
The Islamic name overtook traditional choices like Jack, Thomas and Daniel to become the number one name in the West Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, and the North West, as well [...]

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The Times: Skirmishes broke out between police and Muslim youths in North London last night as large crowds gathered to defend a mosque that had been targeted by anti-Islam campaigners.
Groups of youths, in ski masks and motorcycle helmets, threw bottles and set off fireworks in front of riot police, who used kettling tactics to contain [...]

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DailyMail: Children who speak English as their first language are now a minority in inner-city London primary schools, official figures showed yesterday.
Youngsters with a different mother tongue form a majority in primaries in 13 out of 33 London boroughs and in nearby Slough.
In inner London, 54 per cent of primary pupils and 48.5 per cent [...]

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The Telegraph: Christian pupils are now outnumbered by Muslims at Roman Catholic schools in some parts of England.
A survey has found 24 Catholic primary schools in the North West and the Midlands teach a minority of churchgoing children.
Fewer than one in 10 children are Catholic at one school in Birmingham, while the Church is [...]

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Telegraph: Last year, five per cent of the total population of the 27 EU countries was Muslim. But rising levels of immigration from Muslim countries and low birth rates among Europe’s indigenous population mean that, by 2050, the figure will be 20 per cent, according to forecasts.
Data gathered from various sources indicate that Britain, Spain [...]

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An Analysis of European Mankind’s Existential Crisis and a Plan for Our Salvation
David Duke (USA), Pavel Tulaev (Russia), Guillaume Faye (France), Harry Dace (USA), Enrique Ravello (Spain)
Paper delivered by Dr. David Duke at the Europe and Russia: New Perspectives Conference in Moscow, July 18, 2007
In this paper I will outline the most significant threats to [...]

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Telegraph: Jacalyn Oghan, 46, wanted to advertise the craft, singing and drama day for children at her church.
Despite the poster clearly stating that children of all religions could “come along and have fun”, she was told she could not put the poster up at Jubilee Library in Brighton.
Mrs Oghan, who runs the Sunday school at [...]

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Telegraph: A rise in the birthrate among foreign families is putting significant squeeze on primary school places, according to MPs.
Extra pressure on reception classes in September is a “direct result of mass immigration” into the United Kingdom, it was claimed.
In the last eight years, the number of births to foreign mothers has increased by 64 [...]

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Telegraph: The decision was taken to allow treatment for some asylum seekers after doctors gave warning that they would not act as immigration officers by demanding to check passports before providing care.
An estimated 450,000 failed asylum seekers in Britain are currently denied free treatment on the NHS.
However, a joint review of the policy by the [...]

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Telegraph: Up to five per cent of cases heard by the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal (MAT) involve people who do not follow the Islamic faith, it has been estimated.
The body operates court-like arbitration hearings in London, Bradford, Birmingham, Coventry and Manchester, mainly dealing with disputes between business partners and mosques.
Those who use the service agree voluntarily [...]

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Express: POLICE have warned a jeweller for “racially offensive” conduct after he banned Romanian gypsies ­following a series of raids on his store.
Michael Plant, 62, believes the “east European” travellers are behind the raids in which gems are snatched while other members of the gang distract staff.
But when he placed a sign in his shop [...]

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Telegraph: The Queen has sent “supportive” letters to the leaders of a controversial church movement that has angered homosexuality campaigners.
She told the heads of the traditionalist group, formed in response to the liberal direction of some parts of the Anglican Communion, that she “understood their concerns” about the future of the 80 million-strong global church.
The [...]

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Daily Express: POLICE forces across the country are being told to recruit gypsies in a plan that could put the public in danger, MPs warned last night.
Senior officers are so concerned about hitting the new quotas they have been inviting young travellers to their training colleges. But while gypsy and traveller groups gave a “wholehearted [...]

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Daily Mail: It’s as easy as not boiling an egg. Now you don’t even have to go to the trouble of heating the water and keeping an eye on the timer.
You can buy your eggs already boiled and shelled at the supermarket.
The Happy Egg Company believes its hard-boiled free-range eggs are just the thing for [...]

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Telegraph: The furore around the Chinese government’s Green Dam software has raised the issue of the way modern technology is used to monitor our daily lives. Here, we list seven of the technologies that can be used to keep track of your movements.
Closed-circuit television cameras were first used in Germany in 1942 to remotely monitor [...]

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Guardian:  The Foreign Office is to risk the wrath of homophobic regimes worldwide by encouraging British ambassadors to do more to support gay communities.
Chris Bryant, the new Foreign Office minister, who is gay, has started writing personal letters of congratulations to British diplomats who show public support for gay rights. He is praising them for [...]

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