UK government to monitor calls, emails, texts and website visits

After a week of government interference in fuel distribution which left the public fuming at the price hikes and massive queuing at the pumps. Civil liberties groups are now criticizing new government plans to be...

A Future for Britain Free from Islamization

An Interview with British Freedom Party Chairman, Paul Weston by Jerry Gordon, New English Review (March 2012) The United Kingdom, or as Daily Mail pundit, Melanie Phillips calls it, Londonistan, has been mired in massive demographic...

Britain's economy is a statistical horror show

Millionaire Chancellor George Osborne hour-long speech was nothing short of a statistical horror show, as he tightened his grip on Britain's economic throat and laughed off the nation's descent into a double-dip...

UK adults 'addicted' to smart phones

British adults cannot put down their smart phones - they are becoming part of many people's everyday lives itnnews According to a study  for telecommunications watchdog Ofcom, research showed that the devices...

Champion Beer of Britain 2011 - Oscar Wilde

Now that British summer time has finally arrived, a nice cool glass of beer is something to be enjoyed and savored.  CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale have spent the last year enjoying local tasting sessions,...

Libya conflict: United Nations accuses both sides of war crimes

United Nations investigators have accused Libyan government forces of war crimes and crimes against humanity; it also said there is evidence of opposition abuses as well. In a 90-page report, most critical of the Libyan government, it says the government committed murder,...

Queen Elizabeth greets President Obama on first UK state visit

The BBC is reporting that President Obama has met Queen Elizabeth at the Buckingham Palace at the start of his state visit to Britain. He will later have a meeting with the British Prime Minister David Cameron,...

Timothy Geithner presses for Dominique Strauss-Kahn to step aside

The US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has said Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who is facing charges of sexual assault, is obviously "not in a position to run" the International Monetary Fund. Mr. Geithner urged the...

Britain’s annual contribution to the EU £10 billion

The European Union is now the largest wasteful organization in the world, with calls to have the improper award of contracts and accounts irregularities  thoroughly examined and monies reclaimed before...

Interesting Facts about Emmanuel Ray, Britain's First It Boy

Born and raised in in Sri Lanka, Emmanuel Ray grew up in extreme poverty during the civil war, moving from one place to another with his parents and siblings, without a permanent home. He became a Dancer at the age of 6 and performed at various events and festivals,...

Diary of an It Boy by Emmanuel Ray, in Laissez Faire London

Britain's First It Boy and socialite Emmanuel Ray's fabulous new column Diary of an It Boy now appears monthly in Laissez Faire, London's new free tabloid that focuses entirely on fashion, arts, culture and ...

U.K. Retail Sales Plunge

The beginning of April has seen the worst retail sales since records began. British high streets up and down the country are seeing less customers and those lucky enough to have any money are spending less. The...

David Cameron Gives Away £650million? omg

With the constant barrage of media stories of how hard up the UK really is £876billion public sector debt (a legacy of the last Labour government we are constantly being told) a massive deficit, job cuts,...

Hypocrisy of British media over bombings in Libya

Marc Wadsworth - Editor at The Latest.com Not a single commentator in the British media I have seen today has stated the obvious - that the majority of the world are against the West's unprovoked bombing of...

U.S. Troops already on the ground in Libya.

According to a Pakistan Observer article, (the only English Newspaper in the country) “ The United States, Britain and France have sent several hundred defense advisors to train and support the anti-Gadhafi...

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