17. July 2009
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Amongst an explosion of death threats, outraged letters from the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and bandied accusations of neo-conservatism, the Quilliam Foundation got off to a promising start.
Continue reading...8. June 2009
Some Pakistani villagers take issue with the Taliban's tactics
Continue reading...31. May 2009
Tasteless I do realise, but it is quite cool to be living in a new age of piracy.
Continue reading...14. May 2009
The worst thing about living in this new 1930’s has to be hearing various suggestions that we are now in an age of austerity and that sackcloth and ashes is the new black. This is hardly true, sackcloth and ashes has been bon mode since about the time Bernie Ecclestone had to start giving Tony Blair bungs to keep smoking and F1 together and we’ve been on an exponential helter-skelter
Continue reading...25. March 2009
Academics from the University of Sheffield have compiled a report stating that “far more people are living alone and are more fearful of their communities than they were three decades ago.”
Continue reading...5. December 2008
Writer John Heaton-Armstrong questions the worldwide adulation of the African statesman and wonders why other civil rights campaigners with a violent past are not given the same acclaim
Continue reading...4. December 2008
A row in London is showing that even 21st century feminists conform to the Millie Tant stereotype of hairy, obese, tampon-throwing dykeyness.
Continue reading...2. December 2008
So entertaining that a raid on Parliament has coincided with the fantastic civil war drama The Devil’s Whore.
Continue reading...25. November 2008
As much as Britain has always been a two party state the two years of Cameron's Conservative leadership have pursued this to its logical PR, safety-first conclusion.
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1. August 2009
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