How dangerous is Rupert Murdoch to politicians?
April 26, 2012 in Opinion by Richard Davis
We all know that governments court the press, but at what point do such relationships become dangerous to the credibility of both parties.
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by Joe Bloggs
Another £10 billion for the IMF
April 22, 2012 in Opinion by Joe Bloggs
So our Chancellor has decided just about unilaterally to give another £10 billion of taxpayers’ money to the International Monetary Fund.
Thomas de Wesselow fails to debunk the Turin Shroud resurrection
April 6, 2012 in Opinion by Richard Davis
Cambridge Art Historian Thomas de Wesselow has failed to debunk the Turin Shroud as proof of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Ben Gilroy and John Squires have their injunction dismissed by court
April 5, 2012 in Opinion by Richard Davis
Ben Gilroy and John Squires’s injunction to prevent the next payment to the banks of 3.1 billion Euros has been dismissed by the High court.
by Alan Bush
Argentina on the warpath again
April 3, 2012 in Opinion by Alan Bush
At the time that the UK is looking back on the 1982 Falklands War remembering its fallen heroes, the Argentine government is whipping up a frenzy amongst its people looking for another bash at grabbing control over the islands.
by Tony Peters
Government irresponsibly created a national fuel crisis
March 29, 2012 in Opinion by Tony Peters
The chaos we are seeing at our petrol pumps is not just a reflection of bad administration at the heart of government but proof of it.
by Tony Peters
The Queen linked to drug money by French candidate Jacques Cheminade
March 28, 2012 in Opinion by Tony Peters
The British Queen been accused by Jacques Cheminade a French presidential candidate of profiting from drug money.
