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Surely Tim Hames, not a noted dove, is starting to ask the right questions in the Times "The inconsistency bordering on callousness of Scotland Yard has been breathtaking. It was initially suggested that Mr Menezes was under surveillance and had... Read more →
Have a look at this piece of journalism from Sky News. It’s from their website. It is of course an account of the incident that took place at Stockwell Tube Station on 22nd July. The headline is enclosed by quotation... Read more →
According to Iraq body Count/Oxford Research Group's latest terrifying report: - 24,865 civilians were reported killed in the first twoyears of the war - Women and children accounted for almost 20% of all civilian deaths - US-led forces killed 37%... Read more →
The North-East culture is not all Broon Ale and whippets. On Sunday this week, 1700 hundred threw away their clothes for a few hours to take part in American artist Spencer Tunick's intallation work. And before you ask, no, the... Read more →
Within 30 minutes from the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne you can be in one of the last widernesses in England Read more →
Remember that drivel about the Iraq insurgency being in its last throes spouted by Dick[ appropriate or what?] Cheney a couple of weeks ago? Well this is the latest episode. Read more →
Commentary by Niall Ferguson. He wrote this commentary for THE DAILY STAR. Beirut, Lebanon. "I think that this could still fail." Those words - uttered by a senior American officer in Baghdad last month - probably gave opponents of the... Read more →
Thanks to the Texas Whip: Anyone noticed the frightening similarity between the Pope and The Emperor from Star-Wars? Read more →
