Syrians brought to the UK under refugee relocation programme appear in court on child sex offence charges

Four Syrians who were relocated to the UK under David Cameron's refugee relocation programme have been charged with gang raping a 14 year old in Newcastle.

The four men were brought to the UK a few months ago after being plucked out of refugee camps in Syria. They are supposed to have been vetted to make sure they aren't terrorists or criminals.

Despite the alleged attack happening on May 10th there has been a conspiracy of silence in the media and the police who have reported any number of minor crimes but not this one. You would have thought they'd have learnt from Rotherham but it would appear not.

Newcastle man convicted of threatening to behead UKIP candidate

A Newcastle man has been convicted of threatening to behead a UKIP candidate during this year's election campaign.

UKIP candidate for Newcastle East, David Robinson-Young, received a phone call from Ahmed after delivering leaflets for the election. Ahmed phoned Robinson-Young and launched into a diatribe about bombing his "muslim brothers in the Middle East" before telling him "if you don't fuck off then you will be the next one to get beheaded".

Aftab Ahmed denied making the threats and claimed not to hold extremist views but he was found guilty by Magistrates and will be sentenced this week.

Newcastle man charged with threatening to kill UKIP candidate

A Newcastle man has appeared in front magistrates after being charged with threatening to kill a UKIP candidate.

Aftab Ahmed allegedly threatened to behead UKIP candidate, David Robinson-Young, during a phone call. Ahmed denies making the threat against Robinson-Young, a barrister specialising in employment and discrimination law.

New Branch: Newcastle/Gateshead

Newcastle/Gateshead Branch is to be launched on Tuesday 14th April at 7pm at the Bridge Hotel Pub, Castle Garth, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 1RQ.

A great evening is in prospect, with much demand already, an expected turn-out is reasonably high. "This is a great opportunity for like-minded people who see the EU as a threat to their daily lives" said John Tennant, the man behind the launch. The evening will include an opportunity for those to put themselves forward as Officers of the Branch, get involved in the campaign and even help out with the day-to-day organisation of the Campaign.


The Bridge Hotel pub is one of very few pubs left that still serve fine real ales, the very kind of dying breed thanks to the commercialisation of the Beer industry and high taxation. UKIP's Save the Pub Campaign could not be more relevant with the launch of a Branch in one of those pubs that are suffering on a daily basis.

In attendance will be John Tennant, UKIP researcher in the European Parliament and No3 NE Candidate, Gordon Parkin No1 Candidate and Stephen Allison N.E Regional Organiser. There has been much communication with keen members in the area and we hope this gives us a positive basis for a potentially thriving Branch of UKIP.