Blunkett’s Career in the Balance?
According to today’s headlines Blunkett’s personal life may spill into his professional one. While I have always taken the line that the two should always […]
General News
Canary Warf “Attack Foiled”
This piece of utter bollocks is typical of that little englander rag, the Daily Mail. Not covered anywhere else, and with no provenance other than […]
Queen’s Speech
Today is the State Opening of Parliament. The Queen’s Speech, likely to be the last before an election, outlines HMG’s planned round of legislation during […]
Charles is Out of Time
There’s a little story that’s been bubbling away on the periphery of the news over that past couple of days and Charles Clarke, our Education […]
Thank Goodness I’m Not a Londoner…
Sue Mott takes the anti-Olympic bid folk to task. In her rant in the Telegraph, she rails against those Londoners who object to increased council […]
Colin Powell to Depart Bush Cabinet
The announcement of Colin Powell’s resignation comes as no real surprise. A cautious moderate man, he always seemed a little out of step with the […]
SPAMmer Jailed
Jeremy Jaynes is the first person to be convicted under Virginia’s new anti SPAM laws. Jaynes has been sentenced to nine years inside. Hopefully during […]
Kerry Won?
According to Greg Palast the US voting card system failed them again this time around. I’m amazed that such a flaky system exists. Thousands of […]
Boris in Trouble Again
Boris Johnson is in the mire once more. Only a couple of weeks after his Liverpool fiasco, Boris has been removed from the Tory front […]
Personal Trainers on the NHS
The new white paper on public health is to include a proposal on personal health trainers according to the Telegraph. The idea follows the BBC […]