Ikea France goes on trial over accusations of spying on staff...
Trade unions reported Ikea to French authorities back in 2012, accusing it of collecting data by fraudulent means.
Ikea France has been accused of collecting...
Kill the Bill Protest: Labour MP Toby Perkins says ‘entirely appropriate...
Toby Perkins Labour MP for Chesterfield clearly made his thoughts known as he waded into the after event Twitter discussions into last nights 'kill...
Kill the Bill: Bristol protest turns violent
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."- John F. Kennedy
There is an inevitable truth in the words of JFK, its...
Iraq War: When George Galloway took on the US Senate and...
George Galloway master orator gave the US senate committee a free lesson in truth and honesty.
Galloway at his best, delivering a blistering rebuttal to...
Norman Tebbit admits Special Branch spied on union leaders: For many,...
The Tory peer Norman Tebbitβs admitted that he received regular briefs from special branch on the activities of trade unionists while he was a...
A recipe for failure: Labour Party Parachuted in Arch-Remainer to ‘Brexit...
The Labour Party candidate to defend Hartlepool in the upcoming by-election has apologised for his past βinappropriateβ tweets, including one about βa favourite Tory...
Senior Tory minister claimed up to Β£800 a month of public...
Policing minister Kit Malthouse,Β charged a total of Β£4,000 on expenses for βbought-in servicesβ between April and October last year.
Each of the claims mentioned work...
EMA rules AstraZeneca vaccine is ‘SAFE’ for use: Now EU threatens...
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) conducted its review after 13 EU states suspended use of the vaccine over fears of a link to blood...
The controversial Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Bill Passes Second Reading
The Plan to crack down on protests passes first Commons hurdle despite civil liberties warning
Government plans to introduce new powers to crack down on...
Suspension of AstraZeneca shots is ‘political decision’: Italy’s medicines regulator head
The decision by Germany, France and Italy to suspend AstraZenecaβs COVID-19 shots after several countries reported possible serious side-effects is a βpolitical oneβ, the...
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