From the Sydney Morning Herald Two videos of anti-Semitic rants by a radical Muslim leader have been forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecutions and may become the first act of discrimination to attract a criminal charge in NSW. Ismail al-Wahwah, the Sydney-based leader of fringe political ...Read More...

From the Bromsgrove Advertiser A DUDLEY man has been jailed today (Tuesday, April 7) for supplying terrorist material to inmates at a Kent prison. Usman Choudhary, who was sending letters to convicted terrorists and other inmates pleaded guilty to disseminating terrorist material at Kingston Crown ...Read More...

Good old Dewsbury again. From the Dewsbury Reporter and The Times A brother of the UK’s youngest convicted terrorist is believed to have fled Dewsbury to join Islamic State fighters in Syria. The Times has reported that teenager Hassan Munshi – a younger brother of Hammaad Munshi – disappeared from ...Read More...

From the Telegraph (the national daily) the Telegraph and Argus (Bradford's local newspaper) and the Mirror. A brewery has seen a spike in sales following a bizarre Twitter spat with politician George Galloway.Matthew Halliday, owner of the Bradford Brewing Company said throngs of people have turned ...Read More...

From the Express ONE of the Muslim terrorists who helped massacre nearly 150 people at a Kenyan university was unmasked yesterday as the son of a Government official. Former law student Abdirahim Abdullahi was one of four gunmen shot dead by police after the campus bloodbath at Garissa. Kenyan ...Read More...

The father of one of the London schoolgirls thought to have joined Islamic State has admitted joining extremists in a flag-burning mob and said that he took his daughter to two protests.  He and his wife took the girl (now aged 15) to a protest at the Saudi embassy in London against the treatment ...Read More...

I thought it was too good to be true, although it seemed like an election ploy to sound tough on treason (at last) Last month I posted from the Sunday Telegraph thus:  The Government is planning a series of tough new measures to combat the growing threat from Islamist extremists. A leaked draft of ...Read More...

The Sunday Times understands that the National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL), the profession’s watchdog which can ban teachers from classrooms, is working on possible disciplinary cases against current and former staff members at schools in Birmingham, which were the focus of the Trojan ...Read More...

Maybe Anjem Choudary and Hizb ut Tahir should be followed and Muslims be encouraged not to vote when some of them do this sort of thing. From the Telegraph A front group for Muslim extremists which wants to let British Muslims fight in Syria has boasted that it is “negotiating with the Tory and ...Read More...

To Whitehall for Pegida's second English stroll (or in this case rally) their first in London. Pegida were scheduled to be at Richmond Terrace opposite Downing Street from 5 until 7 pm. I knew that there was to be a UAF and friends counter demonstration and that they were to meet outside the National ...Read More...

To Regent's Park to see Anjem Choudary and his crew on the subject of not voting in the forthcoming election. #StayMuslimDontVote Regular readers may recall that he was there on Good Friday last year as well. The idea was that as worshippers pour out of the mosque, and Good Friday being a public ...Read More...

A few photographs from this afternoons event outside the Regents Park Mosque. Anjem Choudary exhorting Muslims not to vote in the General Election next month. Counter demonstration by EDL and other patriots. I'm blogging on the move, courtesy of London's Pubs free Wi-Fi. More later (with better punc...Read More...

Garissa: 12.22 The first eyewitness accounts are beginning to come in. 13.26 Our Africa correspondent, Aislinn Laing, sends the following update: Kenyan Red Cross reporting on Twitter that 50 hostages have been freed after being held in a female dormitory. Aid agencies are moving in with medical ...Read More...

From CNN  Gunmen raided a Kenya university before dawn Thursday, firing indiscriminately and taking hostages. At least 30 people were hospitalized from the attack at Garissa University College, the Kenyan Red Cross said. Local media reported varying death tolls, but CNN was unable to confirm the ...Read More...

From the Spanish edition of The Local A mother who was planning to send her 16-year-old twin sons to Syria to join a jihadist group has been sent to prison without bail, while the boys’ father has walked free. A judge at Spain’s High Court, has sent the mother to prison without bail on charges ...Read More...