How Will We Remember David Cameron? - BBC Newsnight

David Grossman on David Cameron's legacy.

German Anti-immigrant Party Beats Merkel's Party in Her Home State

REUTERS.COM: German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats fell to third place in a state election on Sunday behind the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) and anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, TV projections showed.

In a stinging defeat for Merkel in her home district one year ahead of federal elections, the upstart AfD won 21.4 percent of the vote in their first election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern by campaigning hard against the chancellor's policies on refugees, according to a projection by ZDF TV at 1615 GMT.

"This isn't pretty for us," said Michael Grosse-Groehmer, one of Merkel's top deputies in parliament in Berlin in a ZDF TV interview. "Those who voted for the AfD were sending a message of protest." » | By Erik Kirschbaum and Andrea Shalal | BERLIN | Sunday, September 4, 2016

The Nazi Collaborators: The Grand Mufti

TIMES OF ISRAEL: Full official record: What the mufti said to Hitler » | Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Radikale Islamisten haben großen Zulauf in Hamburg

SHZ.DE: Die Zahl der Salafisten hat sich seit 2011 verdreifacht. Weniger Islamisten reisen in Kriegsgebiete aus.

HAMBURG | Es ist eine besorgniserregende Entwicklung: Die Zahl der erfassten Salafisten in Hamburg ist nach Angaben des Verfassungsschutzes auf gut 620 gestiegen. Von ihnen seien rund 310 sogenannte Dschihadisten, also Anhänger des bewaffneten Heiligen Krieges, teilte das Landesamt mit. Mitte Juni hatte die Zahl der Salafisten noch bei 580 gelegen. » | dpa | Samstag, 27. August 2016

The Rise and Fall of Islam's Golden Age

Is this a whitewash? What do you think? – Mark

Ausverkauf Europa – Doku

Von Parks und Kulturdenkmälern bis hin zu Wäldern und Bergen – die Privatisierung von staatlichem Eigentum wird zunehmend zu einem Instrument, das zur Sanierung angeschlagener Haushalte in Europa dienen soll. Warum geben Länder und Städte ihr öffentliches Gut aus der Hand? Und wer sind die Investoren? Die Bürger wehren sich massiv dagegen, und in manchen Fällen haben sie damit Erfolg. Filmemacher Andreas Pichler zeigt in seinem investigativen Dokumentarfilm Beispiele aus einigen PIIGS-Staaten, aber auch aus Frankreich, Österreich und Deutschland.

Powerful Earthquake Rattles US State of Oklahoma

The US state of Oklahoma experienced one of its biggest earthquakes on Saturday. But the magnitude 5.6 tremor may have been due to fracking - a process used to extract gas from deep underground. Al Jazeera’s Kimberly Halkett reports.

Muslims Intimidate UK Police

Germany: Merkel Losing Voter Support In Home State Election

Voters in the German Chancellor's home state will choose a new parliament on Sunday.

Angela Merkel's party is losing support in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, as a right-wing party is campaigning on an anti-refugee and anti-Islam platform and is riding high in the opinion polls.

Al Jazeera’s Dominic Kane reports from Bad Doberan.

Hundreds of Thousands Gather to Witness Mother Teresa Declared a Saint

Hundreds of thousands of people gather in St Peter’s Square in the Vatican on Sunday to watch as Pope Francis officially announces Mother Teresa as a saint. The ceremony marks the end of a long process of canonisation which began in 1999, two years after her death. Around 1,500 homeless people were given seats of honour at the mass as a testament to her lifelong work with the poor

Margaret Thatcher Would Not Have Supported Brexit, Says Top Aide

THE GUARDIAN: Lord Powell says Eurosceptic former prime minister would always have preferred to battle the EU from within, whatever the scale of her frustrations

Margaret Thatcher would never have supported Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. or the holding of an in/out referendum, her longest-serving and most trusted former foreign policy adviser has told the Observer.

Lord Powell of Bayswater, who was at Thatcher’s side during her most epic confrontations with Brussels during the 1980s, said the Eurosceptic former prime minister would always have preferred to battle the EU from within, whatever the scale of her frustrations, rather than opening the door to exit.

“Of course she got fed up with it, but I don’t believe that as prime minister she would ever have campaigned to take Britain out of Europe or had a referendum to allow that to happen,” he said. “She wanted to change Europe and she set out to change it with great vigour, but I don’t believe she would have chosen this way and she would have avoided getting trapped by the referendum promise.

“She never had any truck with referendums and frequently spoke out against them.” » | Toby Helm | Saturday, September 3, 2016

Muslims of France

What Will Mass Immigration Lead To And Why Do We Have It?

The Immigration Lie (April 2016)

Britain's Muslim Rape Gang Cover-up

Inspired by Muhammad. Protected by political correctness.

Inside Story - What's Next for Uzbekistan?

Islam Karimov was Uzbekistan's first and only president. He led the Central Asian country for more than 25 years, brushing off accusations of authoritarianism and brutality. For many citizens, Karimov represented stability. He defined what it meant to be an Uzbek. Karimov died this week, at the age of 78, after suffering a stroke. His funeral was held on Saturday in his hometown Samarkand.What comes next remains unclear. Elections will be held in the next few months, but given Uzbekistan's history, they aren'texpected to be free or fair. What will his death mean for Uzbekistan and the region?Presenter: Richelle CareyGuests:Peter Zalmayev, Director of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative.Marcus Papadopoulos - Editor of Politics First Magazine.Andrew Stroehlein - European Media Director at Human Rights Watch.-

March for Europe Takes Place in London

Mike Huckabee and Ben Carson React to FBI Report on Clinton

Sep. 02, 2016 - 9:08 - Former 2016 candidates react on 'Hannity' to documents detailing investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server use

Tommy Robinson Humiliates Muslim Man On LBC Radio

Ian McEwan: ‘Brexit Was A Huge Mistake’ - BBC Newsnight

Evan Davis interviews author Ian McEwan on Brexit, the Labour Party and his writing, and McEwan reads extracts from his new book, 'Nutshell'.