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John Kampfner supports Li...
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Today the well-respected political commentator John Kampfner launched the pamphlet, Lost labours, with Nick Clegg.He comments, "As somebody who has a long involvement with the Labour party, including editing the New Statesman magazine, I have been a...
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Apple iPad Steals the Lim...
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If you thought this year’s Oscars was just a place for movie awards and celebrities touting their posh frocks down the red carpet, then think again.
This time it was tech giants, Apple, that were stealing some of the limelight … [visit site t...
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Google Street View Covers...
Technology Blog (UK), Hi-...
Initially, Google Street View was fairly controversial with many people complaining about invasion of privacy and such issues. However, those concerns have not stopped Google from expanding the service, because as of tomorrow (11th March 2010), you ...
gordon brown | defence chiefs | defence spending | cut defence | snatch land
You can't buck the narrat...
EU Referendum
There are several things I try to do with this blog. In bringing you a diet of posts each day, one of my aims is to avoid being derivative. My preference is to bring genuine, new or little-known information to the table, or to add fresh thinking o...
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Nick Hogan Released -Offi...
Libertarian Party UK
It took the blogosphere just four days to raisethe near £10 000 to secure the release of Nick Hogan, imprisoned forsix months for flouting the smoking ban in his own premises and failingto act as the States unofficial Policeman.It took a further fiv...
arsenal | cup | porto | bendtner | watch potato
Weekend Review Show: EPL...
EPL Talk
The FA Cup quarterfinals and Manchester United and Arsenal’s continued assault on the Premiership’s lead highlight this weekend review edition of the EPL Talk podcast. Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley take you through
the four FA C...
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The next meeting of the Selly Oak Ward Committee is at 7pm on Wednesday 17 March 2010 at the 1at Ariel Scout HQ, Gibbins Road (next to Harborne Lane), Selly Oak.Items on the agenda include:an update on work on the Selly Oak New Road (a representativ...
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THE BOY CHOIR SANG : HE A...
CALEDONIAN COMMENT
The Roman Catholic church is being plunged into a renewed crisis over how it has dealt with the sexual abuse of children by its clergy after it emerged that the brother of former Hitler Youth and Nazi anti-aircraft gunner Pope Benedict XVI, Monsign...
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New Labour are barking up...
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Alan Johnson and Hilary Benn have produced a report which proposes that all dogs in this country should be micro-chipped and that dog-owners should have compulsory third-party insurance. Story
Dog owners face a new pet “tax” in a government in...
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BNP plans to vet would-be...
The Guardian World News
Party's revised constitution would require all applicants to submit to a two-hour home visit, court is toldThe British National party plans to send officials to vet all would-be members in their homes, a court heard today.A clause in the far right g...
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No expenses charges again...
The Guardian World News
Labour peer was investigated over claims that she was paid expenses on a flat in Kent that had been unoccupied for yearsLady Uddin, the Labour peer accused of claiming more than £100,000 in expenses for a flat she did not live in, will not face any ...
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Who owns our science?
EU Referendum
Jo Nova makes a good point in her recent piece about the hideously complex task of tracing funds spent on climate change research. It's a PhD size project, she writes, and there are no grants available to fund this kind of PhD.Actually, as I've hint...
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Bulger killer’s identity ...
Rhod on Public Affairs
Prison guards apparently twigged because of the special attention Jon Venables has receivedBy Tim EdwardsLAST UPDATED 7:50 AM, MARCH 5, 2010It was claimed today that Jon Venables, the murderer of James Bulger, has had his new identity revealed after...
oscars | blind side | best actress | sandra bullock | bigelow
Hurt Locker trounces Avat...
The Guardian World News
• Kathryn Bigelow is first woman to win best director Oscar• Avatar gets only three out of nine nominations• Jeff Bridges, Sandra Bullock, Christoph Waltz and Mo'Nique win acting honoursFor once, the Oscars were a genuine nail-biter. Right through t...
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People's army to light up...
The Guardian World News
Thousands using gas flares will illuminate the whole course of Britain's biggest historic monumentInteractive: Lighting up Hadrian's wallAn army that would have astonished the emperor Hadrian is set to take over his Roman wall tomorrow night, lighti...
israel | joe biden | peace | east jerusalem | west bank
Israel backs more settlem...
The Guardian World News
Approval for building of 112 new flats in Beitar Illit comes despite partial curbs on settlement construction announced by Israeli governmentThe Israeli defence ministry today authorised further construction in a Jewish settlement on the occupied We...
dyson’s report | voters quiz | brown tough | james dyson’s | politics destruction
William Hague: Britain at...
Daily Referendum
In his speech today, William Hague said:“Our ability to undertake economic modernisation will be critical to Britain’s future influence. When capital, labour and technology are increasingly mobile we cannot stand still. That is why James Dyson’s rep...
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3 Labour MPs in Court and...
Richard Willis's Blog
Harry Cohen MP
Tomorrow three Labour MPs will appear in court charged with offences under the Theft Act due to their Parliamentary expenses claims. Elliott Morley, Jim Devine and David Chaytor will appear in Westminster Magistrates Court. They are t...
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Last-ditch offer as BA st...
The Guardian World News
• BA accepts partial repeal of staff cuts on flights• Union mulls counter-offer as 5pm deadline for talks loomsBritish Airways has tabled an 11th-hour counter-offer as peace talks over a looming cabin crew strike go to the wire.The airline has respo...
organisations nominated | 237 individuals | fake intel | record 237 | 920 processors
Daily Technology News For...
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Mon, 8th Mar
In this article we’ll take a look at some of the key technology news stories and headlines, from around the world, for Monday, 8th March 2010.
Today’s Hot Topic: Counterfeit drug pushes are targeting UK based University webs...
ashleigh hall | facebook | social networking | peter chapman | dangers social
Facebook threatens to sue...
The Guardian World News
Social networking site fears reputation permanently damaged by false claim that it let older men pressure teenage girls for sexFacebook has threatened to sue the Daily Mail for damages after the paper wrongly claimed in a piece published on Wednesda...
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Start Afghanistan peace t...
The Guardian World News
Foreign Office officials believe elements of Taliban ready to talk but fears grow of long Afghan conflict, and growing casualtiesBritain will today urge the Afghan government to put more effort into the pursuit of peace talks amid fears that the war...
polar bears | bluefin tuna | tuna trade | atlantic bluefin | international trade
US throws weight behind p...
The Guardian World News
Melting sea ice in the Arctic will kill thousands of bears in coming years, the US says, and continued commercial trade must not be allowed to make the situation worseIt is a familiar story in the climate change debate. The US government is at odds ...
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Over 500 Christians slaug...
Rhod on Public Affairs
JOS, Nigeria (AFP) - UN chief Ban Ki-moon and Washington led calls for restraint on Monday after the slaughter of more than 500 Christians in Nigeria, as survivors told how the killers chopped down their victims.Funerals took place for victims of th...
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NOT WANTING TO SIT IN THE...
CALEDONIAN COMMENT
In the UK yesterday 3 New Labour MP’s and an opposition Conservative member of the House of Lords insisted that they should not be tried in the courts when they appeared before a judge on charges of expenses fraud. Elliot Morley, David Chayto...
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None Of The Above Please
Governmentitus
So we are to have a budget in two weeks time, or at least we are to have Alistair Darling on TV in two weeks time telling us how he is going to spent yet more borrowed cash on swing voters in order to buy Labour another election. Here is some of wha...
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Opinion: The BBC – Snog, ...
Liberal Democrat Voice
It has been open season on the BBC of late.
We all have our reasons for criticism: the incompetent decision to close 6 Music, the failure to manage budgets, the excessive salaries of performers and especially of senior managers create a climate of ...
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Iraqi Fed. Election Pound...
Rhod on Public Affairs
Martin Chulov in BaghdadThe Guardian, Sunday 7 March 2010 13.24 GMT A barrage of early-morning rockets that killed at least 25 people across Baghdad has failed to deter voters from turning out in solid numbers in Iraq's pivotal general election.Up t...
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Health and safety fears h...
The Guardian World News
Rollers left cheesed off as event stopped due to overcrowding, but organisers are trying to find a solutionIt has long been regarded as one of the most curious – and hazardous – of English springtime pastimes. Competitors chase a large round of chee...
total politics | nick griffin | interview | boycotting total | bnp
We’ll huff and we’ll puff...
Though Cowards Flinch
As huffing and puffing seems to be what lefties are best at, in the eyes of the Right-blogosphere at least, we at Though Cowards Flinch thought it might be fun to try some.
It has come to our attention that the magazine ‘Total Politics’ ...
Most police forces in England and Wales still unfairly target black and Asian people in their use of stop and search powers, the equality watchdog...
The UK Foreign Secretary, David Miliband is in China to hold discussions with the country's political...
How German POWs helped build an English...
Commissioner comes under fire over...
Pupils at four schools in Glasgow are being given lessons in how to...
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Let us briefly analyse this War on Terror and War in Iraq, as it appears apparent that this struggle, death and destruction could have been avoided?
Following 9/11, the “War on Terror” has raged; reportedly to neutralize the activity of international terror groups and nations considered to support them. The War...
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It’s very touching that bikers have added to the tributes and marches of British civilians, military and royalty alike by letting out exhaust fumes in memory of dead British soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Regardless of the nature of these tributes, these soldiers joined up to kill and it’s insensitive that the innocent civiians killed...
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A parliamentary committee raise concerns over the leadership of UK equalities chief Trevor Phillips and questions his...
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I read in the Telegraph about the "secret agenda" and about the governments relationship with the The Islamic Forum of Europe. In response, the Telegraph should note that a Muslim can show a strong political and religious standpoint without being a terrorist.
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Rape victims should have a specialist adviser to support them after an attack, a major review...
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There is a long list of days and festivals that are observed among the Muslims nowadays, but each of these is the innovation of the Jews, Christians and polytheists; they have no basis in Islam. There are no festivals in Islam apart from Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr.
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Fears over Muslims in prison, fears about Mosques, fears about… Jihad Jane, etc, etc. Ian McEwan, The Booker Prize winner, has said that criticising Islam is not racist, however, the credibility of such an argument would depend on the nature of the criticism particularly since he appears to ignore that the majority of terrorists...
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Front pages reflect on report into Lehman...
The children's commissioner for England calls for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised from 10 to 12...
The postal watchdog is considering taking action against Royal Mail after finding that delivery quality tests were...
An inquiry finds "widespread evidence" that some agency and migrant meat plant workers are abused and...

Coming up next week at the V & A, their first ever exhibition of British quilts dating from 1700 to the present day.
Sixty five quilts will be on display, (many from the V&A’s unseen collection) and to celebrate, the V&A Shop and Liberty Art Fabrics have collaborated on a limited edition collection of quilting fabrics, available now to buy online from both outlets.
Also as part of the celebration, the V&A shop are offering a commemorative panel (see above centre) printed from an original textile piece, created exclusively for the V&A by UK artist Natasha Kerr.
Intrigued by the panel, I soon discovered that the old adage ‘Every Picture Tells A Story’ could have been invented for Natasha.
Inspired by an album of old family photographs given to her by her...

If you like the idea of flashing an Apple iPad around Blighty before the rest of the fanboys and girls but would rather not have to fly stateside to make it so then here’s the answer my gadgety faithful.
Slip in your order to www.bundlebox.com from right now because pre-ordering is now on over the pond. No need to wait for that pesky UK release date!
BundleBox, if you’re not familiar with the name, was set up by former Google exec Andre Schmidt last year and lets UK consumers buy from any US website. It’s basically an online transatlantic shopping service that lets us in the UK register for a free USA postal address meaning that we can sign on to the pre-order service despite the current US residency restriction.
Just simply sign up to Bundlebox, select...
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A Court has ruled the BNP rules as still discriminating despite it’s recent rule change. On one hand, and as I’ve said before, the Courts are wrong in forcing the BNP to change it’s rules and therefore be able to hide it’s racism under the banner of political correctness, on the other hand it’s a...
A Court has ruled the BNP rules as still discriminating despite it’s recent rule change. On one hand, and as I’ve said before, the Courts are wrong in forcing the BNP to change it’s rules and therefore be able to hide it’s racism under the banner of political correctness, on the other hand it’s a...
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Now leaks are one thing and, being the untrusting fellow that I am, even though I want these shots of the iPhone 4G to be real I can’t help but shout ‘render!’.
True; plenty of work has gone into this and the exposed brickwork setting is very tasteful but something isn’t sitting right.
I like the idea of a choice of colours and docks for the next gen iPhone – do we still think it will have the name of 4G? Let’s face it; who thought Stevie J would go for iPad as a name?
These ‘leaked’ shots are all in their full glory on umpcfever.com.
I hope I’m wrong but I’m just not feeling this – are you?
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In the UK yesterday 3 New Labour MP’s and an opposition Conservative member of the House of Lords insisted that they should not be tried in the courts when they appeared before a judge on charges of expenses fraud. Elliot Morley, David Chaytor, Jim Devine and Lord Hanningfield said the allegations against them should be considered by parliamentary authorities instead of a jury. They said they were protected from criminal prosecution by the right of parliamentary privilege, dating back to the Bill of Rights of 1689. The MPs also asked to be spared the humiliation of being forced to stand in the dock at the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. Their request was denied and they then pleaded not guilty.
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