Romney’s ‘Anglo-Saxon’ dog whistle the latest in a string of attacks on Obama’s heritage
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: With such abhorrent views as these, why would anyone want to vote this party into power?
Yearly Archives: 2012
Cardiff prepares to welcome the world as Team GB take on the Kiwis
All eyes will be on Cardiff tonight as the British Women’s football team take on New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium to kick off the London 2012 Olympics.
Hollande makes no secret of his support for Ed Miliband
Hollande also expressed his support for the possibility of the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire.
European parliament could penalise those involved in Libor rate fixing scandals
The announcement is particularly good news for Labour MEP Andrea McCarthy who has been campaigning for those guilty of rate fixing to face criminal prosecution.
Latest GDP numbers mean Britain’s economy has shrunk since general election
The latest poor GDP numbers mean Britain’s economy has shrunk since general election.
New archbishop of Glasgow could delay Scotland’s same sex marriage proposals
Yesterday, the Pope appointed a new Archbishop of Glasgow in a move likely to cause friction with the Scottish government over its plans for gay marriage.
Phone hacking charges: Reactions from around the web
The Crown Prosecution Service today announced eight people will be charged in connection with the phone hacking scandal. Proceedings will begin next month.
BBC coverage pushes the government to focus on the horrors of FGM in the UK
Hopefully, the BBC’s reports will bring a very serious issue into the spotlight encouraging action.
Omnishambolic Osborne reneges on his promise of growth by discouraging wind farms
George Osborne wants to introduce powers to restrict the number of wind farms, a move that contradicts his earlier pledge to boost sustainable growth.
The Coalition is too timid and too tame – Wales deserves better
As usual Osborne is quick to slough off any hint that his ill-judged economic strategy might be in part responsible for our current crisis of confidence