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'Right to privacy breached': Rights group vows to take UK govt to court over DRIP law
July 18th, 2014
Emergency legislation on data retention and investigatory powers rushed through the UK parliament breach the right to privacy enshrined in human rights law, claim activists pursuing court action against the British government. The Open Rights Group (ORG) is taking the UK government to court in an attempt to block the Data Retention and...
UK media show weakness for sensationalism & propaganda in wake of MH17 tragedy
July 18th, 2014
Bryan MacDonald There are no words in the English lexicon which can properly summarize the horrors of events yesterday in Eastern Ukraine. Like all right-thinking people around the world I am aghast and I currently have a nauseating tightness in my stomach as I pen this. Since Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala...
For U.K. youth, disappointment means demonstration
July 17th, 2014
Kate Aronoff On Monday, I wrote about how a disappointing Obama administration may not necessarily turn post-millennials into archconservatives. While we may have to wait a few years to see whether this prediction is right, the United Kingdom offers a mixed-bag preview for how US youth and, for that matter, anyone bearing the brunt of...
Failings at care homes owned by Tory donor Ravinder Gidar
July 17th, 2014
Melanie Newman An "unbearable smell" and a resident lying naked in a urine-soaked bed were found during recent inspections of care homes run by a company part-owned by a significant Tory donor. The Care Quality Commission has taken enforcement action, which is reserved for serious or repeated breaches of regulations, in the...
Thousands protest across Britain as Israel continues assault on Gaza
July 16th, 2014
Adam Cochrane Protests are taking place across Britain this week in opposition to Israel's bombing of Gaza. At least 215 Palestinians have been killed and thousands injured in sustained airstrikes that have levelled whole buildings. Israeli forces have now warned 100,000 people to leave their homes in the beseiged and densely...
UK Police Arrest 660 Suspected Paedophiles
July 16th, 2014
National Crime Agency detains suspected child abusers, including doctors and teachers, and takes more than 400 children into care More than 600 suspected paedophiles, including doctors and teachers, have been arrested across Britain after a six-month investigation led by the National Crime Agency. The agency, dubbed Britain's FBI,...
Law before equality: Non-UK residents may face 'discriminatory' cuts to legal aid
July 15th, 2014
The UK government's attempt to make residence tests a requirement for those seeking legal aid in Britain has been mitigated by the high court on grounds the proposed policy shift was both illegal and discriminatory. In a resounding judgement, three British judges unanimously declared the draft legislation unfit for parliamentary...
200 tons of Syrian chemicals arrive in UK for destruction
July 15th, 2014
Some 200 tons of toxic chemicals have been delivered to the UK from Syria after the battle torn country agreed to the destruction of its stockpile last year. Industrial grade chemicals, intended for the production of chemical weapons, are being unloaded from a ship at Marchwood Port in Hampshire before being transported by road to...
War criminal Tony Blair has made a lucrative career from mass murder
July 15th, 2014
A decade after launching the war that killed a million Iraqis, Tony Blair is still busy helping out dictators and making himself richer, writes Adam Cochrane Tony Blair has a new job—advising Egypt's dictator Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. It isn't particularly shocking that Blair wants to back a brutal military regime. Advising...
Tory child abuse inquiry in chaos; Did Margaret Thatcher cover up child abuse?
July 15th, 2014
The government was blasted this week as the judge appointed to lead a child sex abuse inquiry quit less than a week into the job. Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss blamed a "widespread perception" she was "not the right person to chair the inquiry". This comes amid allegations her late brother Sir Michael Havers tried to stop...
Britain could face widespread energy 'blackouts' – leading engineer
July 15th, 2014
The UK risks sweeping electricity blackouts unless it increases the state's capacity to balance infrequent supply from renewable energy sources, a prominent engineer who carried out government-funded research has warned. While British authorities are under legal obligation to source almost a third of their electricity from renewable...
British executive salaries surpass average worker's 'over 160 times'
July 14th, 2014
As income inequality in the UK continues to rise, executive paychecks are a startling 162 times higher than the salaries of average British workers, according to research conducted by a British think-tank. This growing disparity in pay is compounded by a recent 15 percent rise in salary for the UK's top earning managers. A new report...
'It defies belief': Snowden condemns UK's new surveillance bill
July 14th, 2014
NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden, has denounced the UK's emergency surveillance bill, criticizing its heightened powers of intrusion along with the distinct lack of public debate it encompassed. During an exclusive interview in Moscow with the Guardian, the whistleblower suggested it was highly unusual for a state to process...
British Government Accused Of 'Cover-up' Over Rendition Files
July 11th, 2014
RINF Alternative News A director at legal charity Reprieve, which is representing Libyan Abdel Hakim Belhadj who claims he was on a rendition flight through Diego Garcia, has slammed the Foreign Office's excuse for losing rendition flight records, labelling it a cover-up. Cori Crider, a director at the charity, said: ''It's...
British public sector workers strike over 'poverty pay'
July 10th, 2014
Tess Little Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers including teachers, council workers and firefighters staged a 24-hour pay strike on Thursday in a stoppage that has prompted Prime Minister David Cameron to pledge a crackdown on union powers. Protesters marched through the streets of many of Britain's main cities in one of...
New disability payments system responsible for deaths in Britain
July 10th, 2014
Dennis Moore A new disability benefit, Personal Independence Payments (PIP), brought in by the UK government to replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA), has resulted in the deaths of thousands of people. In addition, many seriously ill people have been left without a payment months after applying. Some of those who have applied...
Controversial anti-protest water cannons arrive in London
July 10th, 2014
Water cannons have arrived in the UK after being procured by London's Metropolitan Police for the first time. The three second-hand units were sold to the UK by the German Federal Police, despite a lack of government permission for their use. London Mayor Boris Johnson spent more than US$370,000 (£218,000) on the water cannons,...
David Cameron plans to outlaw strike action
July 9th, 2014
RINF Alternative News David Cameron has announced plans to outlaw strike action in essential services. The announcement comes as as up to two million public sector workers prepare to take part in national strike action. According the BBC those expected to take part in Thursday's action include: Firefighters who are...
Files on UK Government Involvement in CIA Rendition Program "Accidentally Destroyed"
July 9th, 2014
The government's problems with missing files deepened dramatically when the Foreign Office claimed documents on the UK's role in the CIA's global abduction operation had been destroyed accidentally when they became soaked with water. In a statement that human rights groups said "smacked of a cover-up", the department maintained that...
Tories hope child abuse inquiry will divert gaze from top
July 9th, 2014
Simon Basketter The Tories hope that the announcement of a panel of inquiry into how allegations of child abuse were handled will get them past the election. Public bodies will be subject to a sweeping investigation into how they dealt with child abuse allegations. These include the police, schools, churches, BBC and...
1,000 UK workers protest low wages
More than 1,000 workers struck at Argos distribution centres around Britain on Thursday of last week. The Unite union members are angry at attacks on their terms and conditions. Basildon Unite...
Why isn't Labour offering an alternative to Tory austerity?
Workers are furious with the Tories, but Ed Miliband's Labour Party seems determined not to offer anything better. Tomas Tengely Evans looks at why Labour isn't working—and how we can build a...
British government planned a 100,000-strong Syrian proxy force
July 7th, 2014
Steve James British plans developed in 2012 for the creation of a huge "rebel" army to march on Damascus and overthrow Syrian president Bashar al-Assad have been exposed. According to an investigation by the BBC's flagship Newsnight TV programme, the scheme was one of a number of proposals put together by the British...
At least 40 UK politicians complicit in alleged Westminster 'pedophile ring' – report
A whistleblower who kicked off UK police pedophile probe Operation Fernbridge believes as many as 40 British MPs and peers were involved in or turned a blind eye to child abuse. Peter Mckelvie, a...
Protesters stand up for Palestine outside the Israeli Embassy
Adam Cochrane More than 1,000 people protested outside the Israeli embassy in West London today, Saturday, against Israel's deadly new attacks on the Gaza strip. The protest was called at just...
UK police make one million stop and searches of young people
Robert Stevens A report by the House of Commons All-Party Parliamentary Group for Children has revealed that more than one million police stop and searches were carried out on children and young...
Jailing Of Andy Coulson A 'Damning Indictment' Of David Cameron's Judgement, Says Labour
Michael Dugher MP slams 'tainted' Prime Minister for ignoring all warnings and evidence Disgraced No 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson was jailed for 18 months yesterday on phone hacking charges. Labour...
British Gas forced to pay a sum of £1m for mis-selling energy packages
In the latest scandal to hit the UK Energy sector, British Gas has agreed to pay £1m to customers who were mis-sold energy deals. The compensation package was secured by Ofgem, a regulatory body...
The lives of others: the hacking trial and the establishment's corruption
The phone hacking trial reveals the normally hidden relationship between newspaper barons, journalists and the cops. Simon Basketter lifts the lid on the corruption at the heart of the British...
It makes us stronger if we all strike together, say activists in run-up to 10 July walkout
Up to 1.4 million workers are set to strike together on Thursday of next week. Teaching assistants, refuse collectors, teachers, home helps, social workers, catering workers, environmental health...
Revealed: Britain's secret plan for 100,000 Syria invasion force
Britain was considering the option of training a massive, 100,000-strong army in Turkey and Jordan to defeat President Bashar Assad, according to a plan drawn up by a leading British general. The...
Rolf Harris jailed for only 5 years and 9 months
RINF Alternative News BBC presenter Rolf Harris has been sentenced to five years and nine months in prison for the sexual abuse of young girls. Following the sentence pronounced on Friday, the...
Questions over Tory donation linked to banker
Melanie Newman and Tom Warren The Conservative Party are refusing to confirm whether a Russian banker was behind a £40,000 purchase of a portrait of Margaret Thatcher auctioned at the Party's...
UK cyber-bullying surpasses face-to-face bullying for first time, study finds
Cyber-bullying has spiked to such an extent in the UK that it has been more prevalent than face-to-face bullying for the first time, a major study has found. The study, Net Children Go Mobile, was...
The UK's Internet Filters Block Almost 1 in 5 Websites
Almost one in five websites are blocked by the UK's internet service providers' filters,according to the Open Rights Group. Using an in-house developed tool, the digital rights organisation have...
Ukraine's "Terrorists" Talk.
Their Message Is to America: "Please Stop Terrorizing Us!" Here's How That Can Be Done. Eric Zuesse A 41-minute documentary has been produced and is online, "Ukraine Crisis...
Banker pays £160,000 for 'ultimate tennis match' with David Cameron and Boris Johnson
The wife of the former deputy finance minister of Russia last night won an auction at the Conservative summer party to play "the ultimate tennis match" with David Cameron and Boris...
UK 'buys' control of 960 kg of foreign-owned plutonium
The UK will be taking up ownership of nearly a ton of foreign owned plutonium. Swedish and German stockpiles already in the country will fall under the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority's...
£40 billion in UK local authority cuts by 2020
Margot Miller and Robert Stevens The loss and destruction of many local government services in the UK is to escalate over the next six years. Massive cuts resulting in hundreds of thousands of job...
Our Handiwork. Hidden from Us, by America's "News" Media (which have the audacity to lie calling THEM "Terrorists")
Eric Zuesse RINF Alternative News UPDATE: Russian TV did a piece on this on July 3rd: http://rt.com/news/170104-ukraine-lugansk-shelling-airstrike/ Their reporter wasn't able to find any...
80% of UK school buildings 'crumbling, beyond their life cycle'
The Government must invest more in building new schools as 80 per cent of current buildings should not still be in operation, architects claim Children across the UK are being failed by four-fifths...
UK unions propose one-day protest strike over pay
Tony Robson Trade unions representing over a million British local government workers have completed balloting their membership for a proposed one-day national strike on July 10 against the...
Unite Vows To Fight 'Thatcher Day' Call
UNITE delegates unanimously backed calls yesterday to stop hardline Tory MPs renaming August bank holiday "Margaret Thatcher Day." The union committed to blocking Thatcher cheerleader Peter Bone...
1,000 kids under 10 subject to police stop-and-search in UK – report
Policing powers are under scrutiny as government figures reveal more than 1,000 children in England and Wales under the age of 10 have been subject to stop and search over the last five years The...
Hacking scandal exposes corrupt rulers behind rotten ideology
The rotten ruling class hide behind a veneer of ideology—and the hacking scandal has torn it open, writes Simon Basketter Poisonous unofficial networks are the rule among the British...
REVEALED: Edwina Currie approved Jimmy Savile's role at hospitals
Jimmy Savile was given "free run" in hospitals to turn up day or night, which allowed him to assault patients. And his senior role at the high security psychiatric hospital Broadmoor was...
Access all ministers: billionaires and lobbyists at lavish party with David Cameron
Nick Mathiason, Melanie Newman and Tom Warren Today, the Bureau can reveal the billionaires, lobbyists and foreign interests who attended one of the most important private Conservative party...
Andy Coulson To Face Retrial Over Bribery Allegations
DAVID CAMERON'S former adviser Andy Coulson was told yesterday he was to face retrial for misconduct in public office after allegedly bribing policemen for information. The one-time editor of the...
UK journalist threatened with arrest under Terrorism Act for filming protest
Harvey Thompson A reporter for local daily Sheffield newspaper, the Sheffield Star, was threatened with arrest under the Terrorism Act on June 23, as he attempted to film a protest against cuts...
News of the World scandal still poses threat to Britain's ruling elite
Robert Stevens The trial of former News of the World (NotW) editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson and others connected with phone hacking has ended with Coulson, former head of communications...
Jimmy Savile: 'It couldn't happen again.' Yes it could and it's probably happening right now
Tony Gosling Will the Savile scandal be the last top establishment cover-up to see the light of day? We heard this week yet more horrors about the BBC presenter, 'volunteer hospital porter' and...
This One Simple Action Renders Anti-Homeless Spikes Completely Useless
Molly Rusk Londoners have made their feelings clear about a corporate "solution" to the problem of homelessness—and the company listened. Early in the morning on June 12, a few members of a group...
Pew Poll: America Is Becoming a Nation of Political Enemies
Eric Zuesse RINF Alternative News "A threat to the nation's well-being" --- that's what 36% of Republicans think of Democrats, and what 27% of Democrats think of...
Noam Chomsky, Stephen Fry, Russell Brand sign the Sack Tony Blair petition
Russell Brand, has joined Stephen Fry, Noam Chomsky, George Monbiot and many more, calling for Blair to be sacked as Middle East Peace Envoy. Add your name now. Friday 27 June, will mark the...
TSA to Raise Groping Fees Charged to Passengers
The Transportation Security Administration will raise fees added to airline ticket prices which offset the costs for performing body scans and pat downs, all while the federal government encourages...
'Snooper's charter: UK govt pushes for access to social media
Britain's Home Secretary is pushing for new spying powers to access social media and email accounts. Theresa May argues that it's a "matter of life and death," and has dismissed claims the...
They Can't Hide The Scandal Of Poverty
It's 20 years since Tony Blair spoke of the need to tackle 'social exclusion' but the latest research shows it is as bad as ever, says STEVEN WALKER Remember the buzz phrase of the...
Three New Evidences that Obama Is a Fascist
Eric Zuesse 1: http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/6/wikileaks-trade-inservicesagreementsecrecy.html and here is more detail on...
Support grows for South Yorkshire freedom riders after police violence at protest
Sadie Robinson Support has flooded in for freedom ride protesters in Barnsley after police arrested two protesters on Monday of this week. The freedom riders have been protesting since March...
President Obama's Brilliant Strategy for Nuclear-Blitzing Russia
There is no mystery as to why Russia is making preparations for being hit by a U.S. nuclear attack. When the U.S. toppled the freely elected, pro-Russian, President of Ukraine, in February of...
Thousands of angry tax workers walk out against the cuts in HMRC
Annette Mackin Thousands of tax workers in the PCS union are walking out this week in a series of 24 hour regional strikes. Workers in the London, South East and South West regions walked out...
Communities Protest That UK's Equatorial Palm Oil Are Poised to Seize Land in Liberia
The UK-listed company, Equatorial Palm Oil (EPO), which is threatening to seize land owned by Liberians in defiance of commitments by Liberia's President, will today receive a visit from...
British Police Use Fake Town to Prep For Riots
Images show cops confronting "angry mobs" during social unrest British police are utilizing a fake town in Kent to prepare for riots staged by "angry mobs," an indication that authorities are...
Police Batter Freedom Ride Pensioners
Rail fares campaigner taken to hospital following collapse Transport cops violently arrest two during peaceful demo TRAVEL campaigners slammed the police and rail bosses yesterday following a...
UK doctors seek permanent ban on selling cigarettes to those born after 2000
British Medical Association (BMA) doctors have voted to demand a permanent ban on selling cigarettes to those born after the millennium – i.e. kids who are currently 14 or under. The group's...
British Social Attitudes survey shows Tory propaganda fails to remove support for poor
The Tories claim their cuts are popular because people in Britain hate benefit "scroungers". The latest British Social Attitudes survey (BSA) found a more contradictory picture. The survey...
Phone hacking trial - Coulson's conviction causes a crisis for David Cameron
Simon Basketter David Cameron and the Tories saw their cover-up of the hacking scandal come back to haunt them this week. Former Tory spin doctor and News of the World (NotW) editor Andy...
Pensioners and disabled people 'appalled' at police violence on freedom ride protest
Dave Gibson Northern Rail Transport Police turned to violence to try and break protests by pensioners and disabled people in South Yorkshire this week. The "freedom riders" have been...
UK's People's Assembly stages anti-austerity protest
Paul Mitchell Up to 50,000 people took part in a march in London Saturday, organised by the People's Assembly, against the austerity imposed by the Conservative/Liberal-Democrat...
Why Bush and Blair Should be Prosecuted for War Crimes
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently stated that air strikes and drones should be used once again on Iraq to stem recent gains by extremists in that country. Mr. Blair is oblivious of...
Our People in Ukraine Vandalize a Russian Bank
June 23rd, 2014
Eric Zuesse RINF Alternative News On Monday, June 22nd, a video was posted to youtube showing (starting at 3:00) a Russian bank being vandalized in Ukraine by a mob of "Right Sektor" thugs, which is the same organization who were used by Obama's team (led by our State Department's Victoria Nuland) to bring down the former -- the...
War Criminal Tony Blair Admits Toppling Saddam To Blame For Iraq Crisis
Toppling Saddam Hussein bears some responsibility for today's crisis in Iraq, Tony Blair has admitted. Mr Blair said it would be 'absurd' to argue the 2003 Iraq war had nothing to do with the chaos...
Every Internet user in the UK can be spied on without a warrant
Robert Stevens RINF Alternative News The UK government has acknowledged that every UK citizen who uses Google and accesses web site services Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, can be monitored, under...
America Cleanses Southeastern Ukraine of Ethnic Russians
June 22nd, 2014
Eric Zuesse RINF Alternative News The Western news media have not been showing the footage of this action by the U.S. Administration, but U.S. news media also covered up the Administration's constant lies about "Saddam's WMD" (which the U.N. had quietly verified were completely destroyed in 1998), and so Americans supported invading...
Unmasking Tony Blair's 'Interfaith' Crusade: Using Religious Extremism to Impose a New World Order
Matthew Butler As sectarian violence re-erupts in war-torn Iraq, Tony Blair has again justified waging the catastrophic Iraq War. From the pulpit of his interfaith charity, he claims religious...
Obama's Ugliest Crime Exposed in Just a 4-Minute Video
Eric Zuesse RINF Alternative News It's stunning. It's video showing inside the Odessa Trades Unions Building while hundreds of people who opposed Obama's coup that had overthrown Ukraine's...
Thousands march against austerity in loud, lively and determined protest
Up to 20,000 people marched against austerity in central London today, Saturday, in a loud and lively protest called by the People's Assembly. Shoppers cheered and clapped, and cars and buses...
UN warns Britain over child voodoo rituals, pedophile sex tourists
Hundreds of children are being kidnapped in Africa and bought to the UK for voodoo rituals, a UN watchdog said, also voicing alarm about the number of British pedophiles who prey on children...
People's Assembly March To Spark 'Summer Of Mass Action'
TOMORROW'S giant People's Assembly Against Austerity demonstration will light the fuse on an explosive summer of strikes and protests, anti-cuts activists predicted yesterday. People of all...
Ed Miliband: A Shameless Zionist
Gilad Atzmon Yesterday, a poll indicated that half of the British voters figure that "Ed Miliband should be dumped as Labour leader before the next general election." Some 49 per cent think...
UK: Hillsborough disaster inquest reveals safety violations by stadium operator
Barry Mason In April 1989, 96 men women and children died as a result of a stampede at the Hillsborough football stadium in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. The police had given an order to open...
Low-income UK residents pay higher tax rates than the wealthy
Robert Stevens Low-income UK residents pay a higher tax rate than the wealthy, according to a report published Monday by the Equality Trust think tank. The report, entitled Unfair and Unclear:...
Fury as Miliband bans jobless young people from benefits
Labour activists are reacting with fury at Ed Miliband's plans to ban jobless young people from claiming benefits. He told a press conference today, Thursday, that a future Labour government...
Disabled staff 'victimised' by sickness policies
DISABLED staff are being "victimised and terrorised" by company bosses using draconian sickness policies, public-sector workers warned yesterday. Far too many workplaces are applying the same...
Has the US-UK War for Oil Detonated the "New Iraq"?
Felicity Arbuthnot What a black, tragic irony. Just two months ago, on the 11th anniversary of the (illegal) invasion of Iraq, the Guardian reminded that the mass slaughter, the incineration of...
'Govt has failed': Poverty doubles in UK over last 30 years
The number of Britons living in poverty has more than doubled over the past 30 years, a report has revealed. About one in three UK families now live below the breadline, despite the British economy...
Pressure on Cameron to investigate high level child abuse
June 18th, 2014
RINF Alternative News A number of politicians have placed demands on the Home secretary to establish a committee to investigate past cases of child sex abuse, following a crowd-sourced campaign. Liberal Democrat MP, Duncan Hames raised the matter at prime minister's questions, confronting David Cameron. The...
Police abuse of social media on the rise
June 18th, 2014
RINF Alternative News According to a new Freedom of Information (FOI) request, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of policemen posting sensitive data on social networking websites including Facebook and Twitter. A total of 519 incidents were reported between 2009 and 2014. Almost 90 officers have already faced...
Iraq's civil war provokes UK political crisis
Julie Hyland The catastrophe engulfing Iraq—with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) controlling much of its northern and central regions—is as much a crisis for British imperialism as...
PM Urged to Defend British Student Jailed After Torture in UAE
Prime Minister David Cameron is being urged to intervene to protect a British student who was tortured into 'confessing' to drugs charges in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Ahmad Zeidan, a...
Bedroom Tax 'Leading To Homelessness' In Scotland
THE hated bedroom tax is keeping homeless people on the streets, Scottish housing workers said yesterday. A Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) survey showed two-thirds of members had...
Mass Spying on Users of Social Media Totally Legal, says UK Government
Nation's top spy defends surveillance of sites like Google, Facebook, and Twitter Jon Queally The British government has responded to a lawsuit by privacy and civil liberty advocates by releasing...
UK Activists Begin Mobilizing Against GCHQ Spying
The NSA's counterpart in the UK, the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), has been exposed for its close cooperation in the global spy network. GCHQ records hundreds of millions of pieces...
UK wrongly believes rich pay more tax – report
The wealthiest 10 percent in the UK pay a smaller proportion of their income tax than the poorest 10 percent, meaning that in general, the UK vastly overestimates the tax burden on the rich. The...
Has War Criminal Tony Blair Finally Gone Mad?
Tony Blair's essay on how the Middle East should blame its own religious dynamics for its troubles – instead of Western attempts at intervention - has seen London Mayor Boris Johnson launch a...
Bush Silent, But Blair says West Should Attack Iraq Again
Former prime minister tells world that it wasn't his fault and that 2003 invasion has nothing to do with current crisis Though President George W. Bush says he won't "weigh in" on the current...
Luxury apartment complex in London uses spikes to deter homeless
Paul Stuart Owners of a luxury apartment complex in the south London borough of Southwark provoked a public outcry after they installed a medieval-looking bed of metal spikes 1.5 inches high near...
Case study: Alleged rape attempt recorded as a civil matter
After Joanne (not her real name) reported an attemped rape, no crime was recorded until after she complained about the investigation – four months after the assault had occurred. She claims two...
Did EU Ministers OK 'Poisoned Chalice' That Will Open Floodgates to GMO Crops?
Decision by EU environment ministers could make it harder for states for avoid biotech-bullying, critics warn. In a decision denounced by green groups, European Union environment ministers on...
Tory Welsh Secretary refuses to apologise for calling disabled bedroom tax victim a liar
Luke James Tory Minister David Jones refused to apologise yesterday for accusing a disabled bedroom tax victim of "lying" in a face-to-face meeting about the cruel benefit cut. The Wales...
Boris buys water cannons preparing for the "summer of discontent"
London mayor Boris Johnson has decided to buy three water cannon for the Metropolitan police. The purchase from the German federal police is the first by a force in Great Britain. Critics say...
UK schools witchhunted by government to foster anti-Muslim sentiment
Robert Stevens The British government stepped up its anti-Muslim campaign this week by moving to put five schools in Birmingham, England's second largest city, into "special...
UK Copyright Law: Back to the Future, or Stuck in the Past?
Copyright law began in England in 1710. At that time, copyright only limited you from copying—it didn't limit you from making a derivative work, such as a translation or a fan homage (such as the...
British NHS patients left without medications by private contractor
Tony Robson The failure of UK private contractor Healthcare at Home (HaH) to provide the home delivery of medications correctly and on time has placed thousands of National Health Service (NHS)...
How Parliament is failing to protect your privacy
The Open Rights Group, a campaigning organisation that argues against internet surveillance has released a new film to YouTube explaining how - they claim - Parliament is failing to protect our...
Witch hunt against Muslims in Birmingham - Get racist Tories out of schools
A Tory clampdown on schools in Birmingham has unleashed a torrent of racist filth. The government ordered investigations after an anonymous letter alleged a Muslim "plot" to take over schools....
MPs claiming millions to rent second homes
Over 250 MPs are claiming more in expenses to pay rent on their second homes than the maximum a normal person living in Westminster is allowed to claim in housing benefit. According to campaign...
Inquest hears Hillsborough capacity was miscalculated
Sadie Robinson There was serious overcrowding at Sheffield's Hillsborough football stadium seven months after a disaster that led to the deaths of 96 Liverpool football fans. Inquests into...
Man found dead was due a police payout
Simon Basketter Gary Ford was one of two men who had pending claims for damages against West Yorkshire Police after being jailed on the basis of tainted evidence. He was expected to receive a...
Cameron Accused Of 'Trojan Horse' Hysteria
School investigators find no sign of Birmingham extremism but PM promises 'robust' response DAVID CAMERON stood accused of whipping up Islamophobia yesterday after promising a...
UK to rewrite road laws to pave way for driverless cars
The British government is rehashing its road laws in preparation for a new generation of driverless cars. Google unveiled plans to construct a fleet of self-driving vehicles in May, and hopes to have...
Austerity forces British children into record levels of poverty
Joe Mount By 2020, an estimated 5 million children—one-third of all children in Britain—will be "sentenced to a lifetime of poverty," according to new research from the Save the Children...
'They Would Just Randomly Beat Me': British Student Tells of UAE Torture Ordeal
A British student who was tortured into 'confessing' to drugs charges in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has spoken out about his ordeal. Ahmad Zeidan, a 21-year-old from Berkshire, was...
3.5 mln UK children will live in 'absolute poverty' by 2020
At least 3.5 million British children will be living in absolute poverty by 2020, five times more than the UK government expects, says a child poverty watchdog, adding that the UK authorities "lack...
Green Party 'Media Blackout' Petition Reaches 50,000 Signatures
A PETITION against the BBC's "media blackout" of the Green Party during the European and local elections reached nearly 50,000 signatures yesterday. Green Party members will head to BBC HQ at...
Media And Politicians To Blame For Rise In Racism
THROUGH BLOOD sweat and tears early Caribbean migrants fought the prejudice that faced them the moment they stepped on to British soil. From Brixton to Birmingham, Notting Hill to Liverpool, zealous...
Actor Stephen Fry denounces UK government for not acting on Snowden revelations
Stephen Fry has denounced the government's failure to act over the mass surveillance programme revealed by the whistleblower Edward Snowden, labelling its behaviour as "squalid and...
'Unprecedented': Critics Assail Kafkaesque Secret Trial in UK
For the first time in the UK's modern legal history, two men could face an entirely secret criminal trial for terrorism charges, their identities, the proceedings, and the verdict concealed from the...
Teacher Quitting Over 'Damaging' Policies Sends Open Letter To Gove
A TEACHER of 14 years published a scathing letter to Michael Gove yesterday saying she was quitting her job because of his "damaging" policies. Lucy Fey was hailed by other teachers after she...
Secret terror trial is threat to open justice, human rights campaigners warn
Trial of two men charged with terrorism offences could be heard entirely behind closed doors for first time in modern UK history A major criminal trial involving two men charged with serious...
Activists Erect Fracking Site at Prime Minister's Estate
Objecting to newly proposed legislation, campaigners object to David Cameron's push for drilling bonanza with backyard protest As British Prime Minister David Cameron prepared for the announcement...
Health Workers Walk Out To Defend The NHS
HEALTH workers will walk out across England tomorrow in the fight against the Con-Dem coalition's vicious attack on the NHS. People are set to lobby the NHS Confederation meeting in Liverpool and...
Criminal 'Associates' Face 5 Years' Jail Time Under New Law
CORRUPT lawyers, accountants, landlords and couriers could be jailed for five years if they ignore crimes they profit from under a new law. A new offence of "participation in an organised crime...
UK Chilcot Inquiry: cover-up continues over war against Iraq
Robert Stevens The most critical documents regarding the preparation and instigation of the illegal war against Iraq will never be seen by the Chilcot Inquiry. The Inquiry was authorised by the...
Tory MPs To Be Ordered To Re-Introduce EU Referendum Bill To Fight Ukip Surge
David Cameron will make one more attempt to get his plan for a in/out EU referendum by 2017 into law before the 2015 general election. The prime minister's tried last year to get his pledge on to...
Council leaks personal details of 1,900 housing benefit claimants
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has sent letters of apology to 1,900 housing benefit claimants after it leaked some of their personal details in response to an emailed Freedom of Information...
Get rid of the monarchy, and the myths that make it
Within hours of vile Spanish monarch Juan Carlos announcing plans to abdicate, tens of thousands took to the streets of Spain protesting for a republic. His ostentatious lifestyle at a time of...
No evidence of 'Muslim plot' in Birmingham schools
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SCOTLAND'S new single police force is under pressure to publish hidden payments to victims of wrongful arrest after MSPs demanded action. They urged the new body to come clean about the public money being paid out in response to complaints of police errors.
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Japan is getting ready to mark the third anniversary of one of the world's worst atomic disasters. It was March 11, 2011, when a massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake triggered a devastating tsunami that struck Japan's northeast coast. The twin disasters triggered a meltdown at the Tokyo Electric Power Company's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station. The radiation that spewed from the plant stranded more than 315,000 evacuees. In the years following the Fukushima disaster, tens of thousands of Japanese have taken to the streets to march in opposition to nuclear power. In the nearly three years since the disaster, the Fukushima cleanup and decommissioning efforts have been complicated by leaks of highly radioactive water. The effort has also suffered from a lack of oversight and a shortage of workers, which Reuters reports has led to Japan's homeless population being easy prey for recruiters. Following the disaster, Japan halted nearly all nuclear-related projects. However, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party reversed its campaign pledge to move Japan away from nuclear power just one week after coming into power in December 2012. Today, Japan's trade ministry said it would approve a revival plan for the utility responsible for the Fukushima nuclear disaster: Tokyo Electric Power Company. This will be the second attempt to restore the utility's depleted finances. We speak with David McNeill, a longtime foreign correspondent based in Japan who writes for The Independent of London, The Chronicle of Higher Education and other publications. McNeill is co-author of the book, "Strong in the Rain: Surviving Japan's Earthquake, Tsunami, and Fukushima Nuclear Disaster."
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Ellen is The Independent's TV critic. She writes a daily review of Last Night's TV and a weekly 'Inside TV' column for the i paper, as well as a column on general topics for the main paper most Wednesdays. Ellen is a former Hollywood correspondent and a contributing editor to Little White Lies, she's written on TV, film, lifestyle, travel and politics for publications including the Guardian, The Times, The Sunday Times, Esquire and Total Film.
Thursday 14 November 2013
Saturday 23 November is the "The Day of the Doctor", aka the 50th anniversary of the first broadcast of Doctor Who. Although, of course, as all good students of Whovian physics know, Saturday has already happened, will happen and is also continuously happening.
Non-Whovian physicists had a chance to catch up in this televised lecture in which Prof Brian Cox aimed to explore The Science of Doctor Who on BBC2. Is time travel possible? Do aliens really exist? Could a black hole provide a power source for a 1960s-style police box? That sort of thing.
Though Johnny Ball did his best in the Eighties, the televised science lecture is still strongly associated with those deathly-dull Open University programmes that the BBC used to broadcast early in the morning. Luckily, Cox had a few tricks up his sleeves to stop us nodding off. Instead of intercutting archive clips from the show, he appeared alongside out-going Time Lord, Matt Smith, in a series of sketches that allowed the Doctor to poke fun at the Professor ("What year is this? From your hair, I'd say the Sixties") while whetting appetites for the anniversary episode a week tomorrow.
The audience was filled with the celebrity fans of both Cox and Doctor Who. The likes of Robert Webb, David Baddiel and Jessica Hynes were content to look on and marvel from their seats, but comedian Rufus Hound, physicist Jim Al-Khalili and actor Charles Dance bounded down the stairs to join in some demonstrations. "This takes me back," said Dance as he sprayed a chemical solution into a Bunsen burner to produce a shower of brightly coloured sparks. "To school chemistry lessons?" asked Cox. "No, to early psychedelic rock concerts."
Well, Coxy is the rock star physicist, isn't he? He can recite the speed of light off the top of his head ("Altogether now: 299,792,458 metres per second!") and make the super-scientific seem very nearly comprehensible, all while emoting that trademark sense of wonder. There was no sparkling firmament visible inside the Royal Institution lecture hall, so Coxie improvised. "Beautiful," he murmured reverently over a black-and-white line graph – and we took his word for it.
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