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As leader of the opposition, David Cameron said the shady world of political lobbying was in desperate need of reform and that politics needed to be ‘cleaned up’. Lobbying, he
Read MoreThe Lobbying Bill: A chilling, anti-democratic gagging law
Bitcoin ATMs are set to make their first appearance in the UK next month, with a number of start-ups racing to be the first to offer machines that allow users
Read MoreUK’s first Bitcoin ATMs arrive on London streets next month
We are constantly being bombarded with nonsense about why the poor are poor, and why the rich are rich. London’s buffoon-in-mayoral-residence, Boris Johnson, and his speech last year on why
The race to ramp up the extraction of shale gas via hydraulic fracturing (fracking) is lessening the economic incentives to develop so-called clean-coal technologies, according to a report published by
Read MoreFracking ‘will reduce incentives to decarbonise coal’, report claims
The end of politics: Labour’s plan to continue persecuting the poor if the party wins the 2015 election is a betrayal of its history and core support. It also shows
Read MoreMore poverty and homelessness: Labour’s vision for Workfare Britain
Unfazed by the UK Independence Party’s suspension of David Silvester over his comments on God’s retribution for same-sex marriage, the party’s leader Nigel Farage has been waxing lyrically on another favourite
Read MoreNigel Farage: Working mothers are not as valuable to City employers as male colleagues
Thousands of Bulgarians have braved dangerously stormy conditions across the UK’s right-wing media to fulfil their long-held dream of visiting Newport Pagnell. Despite windy, anti-immigration rhetoric, an estimated 80,000 Bulgarian
Read MoreEnglish market town hit by severe flood of Bulgarians
Israel’s ever-aggressive band of radical Jewish settlers have committed a “flagrant violation against places of worship”, according to the country’s Islamic-Christian Commission, by repeatedly storming the iconic Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem
Read MoreIsraeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque and climb Dome of the Rock
If any sector of the economy is going to track the increasing overall costs of climate change, then it’s the insurance industry.
[This is NOT satire, just so you know] The floods which ruined Christmas celebrations across much of southern England are a sign of God’s disapproval of homosexuality, according to a
Read MoreGod caused Christmas floods in fury over gay marriages, claims UKIP councillor