Scientists artificially inseminate George Osborne after his reluctance to produce plan B
Scientists acts after chancellor refuses to interact with any sensible ideas at all.
Month: April 2013
Austerity: why Thatcher’s economic legacy is failing us
While the UK’s poor have their benefits cut, even threatening some with near-destitution, the rich have been awarded nice big tax cuts – of, on average, £100,000 a year for
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‘Squeezing the poor’
Why does all the austerity justification – ‘we must make tough decisions and suffer pain before we can recover’ – sound familiar? Oh yes, because we’ve all been here before.
Porn has limited impact on young people’s sexual behaviour, study shows
Viewing sexually explicit material through media such as the internet, videos, and magazines may be directly linked with the sexual behaviour of adolescents and young adults, but only to a
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Greenpeace celebrates Arctic drilling withdrawals
Greenpeace is proving itself to be a powerful campaigner against major corporate interests it considers are acting unethically or unsustainably. In February, it celebrated the decision by Asia Pulp &
ATOS assesses woman with mental age of 3 as suitable for work
Fahmeena can’t walk or talk. Any ideas on what jobs she can do?
Austerity in Britain: ‘Society will pay the price for cuts and low childhood wellbeing’
Britain’s young people face a bleak future, according to a new Unicef report, which places the UK in 16th position in a table reflecting child wellbeing across the world’s richest
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A year of domestic abuse in photos
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ertu9_MhFiM&w=560&h=315] The woman, who is Croatian, has titled this: ‘One photo a day in the worst year of my life’, and relates to events during 2012.
Osborne: ‘NHS to Blame for Obesity Crisis’
George Osborne’s really going for it on the pruning-the-welfare-state agenda. This time, he on about the NHS and obesity…