Parliament Takes on Judicial Activism
In a test case pitting national sovereignty against European law, the British Parliament will defend Britain's voting law. Political dynamite.
In a test case pitting national sovereignty against European law, the British Parliament will defend Britain's voting law. Political dynamite.
Given the parlous state of Britain's budget, the government contemplates selling off forests to raise money and has stirred a hornets' nest.
Interest in Islam is on the rise in Britain, where more than 100,000 have converted. The average convert is female, white, and 27 years old.

Frigid temperatures followed by a thaw are playing havoc with Britain's antiquated water pipes.
Britain revealed it arrested nine terrorists last week, five days before a planned “Christmas bomb blitz” that targeted two rabbis, among others.

Unused to governing by coalition, the British are getting a crash course on politics in a marriage of necessity.
Four US senators' report claims that commercial considerations prompted the release of the Lockerbie bomber from a Scottish prison.
The British government will cover the $2.1 million cost of securing Jewish schools, formerly covered by parents.

Lieberman and William Hague discuss negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, but UK-Israel bilateral dialogue is at a halt.

The most common name given to baby boys born in England in 2009 was none other than Mohammed, in its various forms.

Secular Jewish candidate Ed Miliband beats his older brother to win leadership of Britain's Labor party.

British leftists call to boycott Israel for “brutal attack,” other shoppers respond with “buycott.”
The new UK Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs left an earlier post to wed a terrorism-backing PLO official.

British Ambassador to Lebanon praises terrorist “spiritual leader” Fadlallah in a blog post. The post was pulled, but not condemned.

Lieberman has taken on two new tasks -- inviting the UK Foreign Minister to Israel and publicizing Saudi Arabia’s human rights violations.

Israel's Deputy Ambassador in Britain was attacked by a mob of angry students following a speech at the University of Manchester.
Britain's Conservative party candidate is hoping to persuade Jews to support his bid to become the country's next prime minister.
Britain is reconsidering its policy of selling arms to the State of Israel and it has yet to close a loophole allowing arrests of Israeli leaders.

Britain will sponsor PA students to do postgraduate work in its country in a program called Higher Education Scholarships for Palestine (HESPAL).

Hamas has extended the arrest of a British journalist taken into custody two weeks earlier. No charges have been made public.

Hamas terrorists are holding a British journalist suspected of supporting a collaborator with Israel. In 2007, terrorists kidnapped a BBC reporter.

A Hamas website proudly reports on two young British citizens who have moved to Gaza to join the jihad against Israel. More where that came from.
Hackers posted an Arab flag and anti-Semitic messages in English and Turkish on the website of the London Jewish Chronicle.

United Kingdom Attorney General suggests amending law to give her power to veto arrest warrants for foreign political figures.

Islamic fundamentalism on British university campuses may be responsible for the terror attempt on the Detroit-bound flight of December 25.
First it was Europe. Now it is Jordan, where lawyers want an arrest warrant of two Knesset MK for their calling Jordan a “Palestinian” state.

Kadima MK Tirosh suggests a boycott of goods from Britain, which has urged Judea and Samaria foods to be labeled “Israeli settlement produce."

The Almagor terror victims group says it will file charges in Britain for the arrest of Arab terrorists under the laws used to threaten MK Livni.

The British government is urgently trying to repair the diplomatic damage following confirmation that an arrest warrant was issued for Tzipi Livni.

The British government has advised supermarkets to distinguish between Jewish and Arab products from the Judea and Samaria regions of Israel.

Prodded by MPs and Amnesty Int'l, Britain will “punish” Israel for its anti-Hamas offensive earlier this year by withholding spare gunship parts.

British police fear that neo-Nazis will carry out a massive attack. Muslims and Jews are warned to be vigilant. Threats from Al Qaeda remain.
