The extraordinary ban has been imposed in Labour-dominated Radstock, Somerset, after voting against flying the flag of St George because of its links to the Crusades - claiming it might be 'offensive' to...
LONDON: Having an interest in bereavement issues, I felt it was insensitive of the paparazzi like BBC to video and interview, in front of millions, a recently bereaved elderly relative, whoever it was, and in their own home too. A close relative being interviewed...
Prince Harry — he’s still knocking them dead over there. Last night he arrived in the US to be met with an enthusiasm that suggested that many of those who turned out to greet him would not be satisfied until...
British democracy would receive "a shot in the arm" if the UK left the European Union, Boris Johnson has said. Voters would feel they had regained control over their own destiny if Britain became fully independent...
Lord Lawson, Margaret Thatcher’s longest serving Chancellor, calls today for Britain to leave the European Union. The peer, writing in The Times, says that the economic gains from a British exit...
Powerful tabloid tells readers none of the big four parties deserves its support and to vote for candidates on own merits. The Sun has broken with decades of tradition and refused to back any political party...
While support for marijuana legalization is rising in America, and there is overwhelming support for medical marijuana legalization, medical marijuana patients still suffer harsh discrimination. Sometimes they can lose their job, and sometimes they can lose their life. In the...
In theory, public finance statistics ought to be pretty simple: they are, after all, merely a ledger of how much the Government has raised in taxes, how much it has spent and how much it has borrowed in a given...
Upon reading a heartfelt note that a father posted on his son’s door, author Robert Joseph Greene became inspired to write a novel about the event. A high school reader for ages 14-18, Would You Mind? is a LGBT story about a young boy named Nate who meets and falls in ...
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Men and women of 4th Mechanized Brigade have marched through London to the Houses of Parliament to mark their return from Afghanistan. With the Band of the Scots Guards providing the music, the marching...
Through-out the history of the world man has always resorted to armed aggression to solve disputes between nations. It has always been most unfortunate and cannot be denied that warfare has had a major role in shaping the destinies of nations. It has defined the history of...
Cardiff-born billionaire Michael Moritz is Wales' richest person, according to an annual survey. He has overtaken billionaire entrepreneur Sir Terry Matthews to gain the top spot of The Sunday Times Rich List....
With central London on lockdown ahead of her ceremonial funeral, the former prime minister starts her final journey. Baroness Thatcher's coffin is being moved from Westminster as the funeral procession for one...
The BBC hits back at criticism from the London School of Economics which claims an undercover Panorama reporter put a group of its students at risk on a trip to North Korea. John Sweeney, a reporter for the...
Sales of Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead have soared since the former Prime Minister’s death on Monday, aged 87. But supporters of Baroness Thatcher are now hoping to propel a rival song, the Notsensibles’s...