A TORY MP seeking to ban the burkha has been warned he faces legal action if he refuses to meet any constituent who is wearing one of the controversial full-face veils.
Posted on 26 July 2010
A TORY MP seeking to ban the burkha has been warned he faces legal action if he refuses to meet any constituent who is wearing one of the controversial full-face veils.
Posted on 21 June 2010
A ‘Pork and wine party’ organised on Facebook to protest against the ‘Islamisation’ of a neighbourhood has been banned by Paris officials.
The event, organised on the social networking site, was planned for Friday, when the streets would be teeming with Muslims coming out of mosques.
Posted on 13 April 2010
A council is considering banning the word “obesity” from its health campaigns for fear of offending overweight children.
Liverpool City Council believes the expression could stigmatise youngsters and wants to replace it with the phrase “unhealthy weight”.
Posted on 27 August 2009
Right-hand man, gentleman’s agreement and whiter than white are the latest phrases to fall foul of the political correctness lobby.
Government quangos have issued fresh lists of phrases they are seeking to ban to avoid causing offence.
Posted on 11 August 2009
A judge is facing an investigation after criticising the UK’s immigration system for being “completely lax”. Judge Ian Trigger’s comments came while sentencing illegal immigrant Lucien McClearley at Liverpool Crown Court on 28 July for drugs offences. The judge also stated that “hundreds of thousands” of illegal immigrants were abusing the benefits system in the UK.
Posted on 14 July 2009
PORTLAND, Ore. – The City Council voted Wednesday to rename 39th Avenue as Cesar Chavez Boulevard after a two-year debate that brought charges of racism and government heavy-handedness, and groans from residents who wanted the late Hispanic labor leader honored elsewhere.
Posted on 11 July 2009
I’m not sure which piece of unpopular Irish news is being buried by which: the announcement of a second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, or the shuffling through of a law creating penalties for blasphemy, an offence that has never properly existed in the Irish state.
While there is certainly a store of resentment in the population at being asked to vote again (that is: vote properly, you morons, as the government is barely holding back from saying) on the Lisbon Treaty, there is a certain sense of bafflement at the new blasphemy legislation, smuggled in under the guise of defamation law reform today. Nobody wanted this law: no one can think of a single thundering priest, austere vicar, irate rabbi or miffed mullah ever calling for tougher penalties for blasphemy.
Posted on 01 July 2009
It is a traditional form of Morris dancing that dates back to the 17th century.

So when a troupe of dancers were invited to a school’s diversity and culture show they were naturally overjoyed at the chance to explain its historical and cultural significance.
But their excitement soon turned to disappointment when the head teacher cancelled the booking – amid fears their blackened faces would cause offence.
Posted on 23 May 2009
In a bid to prove that being blonde has nothing to do with Vikings, a museum featuring an exhibition on the Norse warriors has banned fair-headed people from visiting it.
As per York Dungeon bosses, the Norsemen were largely Redheads, and fair-haired people descended from Saxons-the invaders’ enemies.
The bosses are so caught up with the whole thing that they have waived this weekend’s entrance fee for reds, while brunettes are allowed to visit though they will have to pay the fee.
Comment: This is a disgraceful act of discrimination against a large but diminishing section of our folk. Can you imagine the uproar if blacks or muslims or any other minority group were banned from attending such an exhibition? There were not many Chinese amongst the Norse, will they ban them too? Of course not.
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Posted on 04 May 2009
The Ministry of Defence is embroiled in a discrimination row after backing a range of “HM Armed Forces” model soldiers that ignores women and whose promotional campaign snubs black and Asian troops.
The figures, created with the help of senior officials from the army, navy and RAF, carry the MoD logo and are designed to represent the modern face of Britain’s military.
Posted on 10 March 2009
A Muslim police officer claims he was forced out of his job by colleagues who made fun of his beard and called him a ‘f***ing Paki’.
PC Javid Iqbal, 38, said white officers openly discussed in front of him how they were ‘ better’ than their ethnic-minority colleagues.
The married father of two also claims officers pulled faces at each other if told they had to go out on patrol with him and forced him to walk home from a job instead of picking him up.
PC Javid Iqbal: ‘My beard is an important part of my identity’
Posted on 06 July 2008
Police sniffer dogs will soon have to wear bootees when searching Muslim households to avoid causing offence.
The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) has drawn up guidelines, due to be published later this year, urging religious sensitivity when using…
Posted on 05 July 2008
Two schoolboys were given detention after refusing to kneel down and ‘pray to Allah’ during a religious education lesson.
Parents were outraged that the two boys from year seven (11 to 12-year-olds) were punished for not wanting to take…