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‘A former Conservative MP who is under police investigation has accused the Metropolitan police of attempting to kill off the Westminster paedophile inquiry to protect the careers of senior officers. Harvey Proctor made the claim after the Met’s Operation Midland – which is investigating claims that establishment figures murdered and raped boys – dropped claims […]

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A school has banned pupils from wearing coats citing them as a ‘Security Threat’ despite the freezing temperatures which have hit the UK. Cardinal Newman Catholic School in Hove, Brighton, left pupils and parents furious with the decision, as the mercury dropped to -1C earlier today. Read more: As Britain Freezes, School Bans Pupils from Wearing […]

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Blackpool council as approved a plan to distribute fluroidated milk to some 8,000 children in the borough to combat poor dental health. parents will be able to opt out of the scheme and Tony Williams a local councillor raised concerns and stated that mass medication should not be allowed. Read more: Blackpool Council Approves Plan to […]

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‘Westminster today came under fire for spending tens of thousands of pounds on chauffeur-driven cars as it prepares to slash funded childcare for primary pupils. The council was criticised as figures revealed the “unjustifiable” spend on a Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph and Audi A8L. The Lord Mayor, six former Lord Mayors and five Alderman of the […]

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Ministers are being accused of subverting the process of law by using a little known device called ‘Statutory instruments’ to force through laws in areas such as fracking, student grants without proper oversight and commons debate. Read more: How the UK Government Uses Arcane Loophole to Bypass Commons and Force Through New Laws

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‘The Daily Mail might well have printed its most ridiculous headline yet, by accusing Facebook of making its users ‘narrow-minded’.   Apparently, the ‘echo chamber’ of Facebook allows people to seek out opinions that confirm what they already believe. The article reads: Facebook users were found to gather their news selectively, limiting exposure to information […]

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‘The New York Police Department tried to charge a local television news station $36,000 to view bodycam footage, prompting the station to sue the NYPD under the state’s Freedom of Information Law (FOIL). Courtney Gross, a reporter for cable station NY1, sent a FOIL request to the NYPD last April for 190 hours of unedited […]

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‘In the last years of the 20th century fraud entered US foreign policy in a new way. On false pretenses Washington dismantled Yugoslavia and Serbia in order to advance an undeclared agenda. In the 21st century this fraud multiplied many times. Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, and Libya were destroyed, and Iran and Syria would also have […]

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‘People who view images of child sex abuse could lose their homes or pensions under new US-style laws being proposed by a powerful coalition of children’s charities which is demanding action from the British government. The Children’s Charities’ Coalition on Internet Safety – which includes the likes of the NSPCC, Barnardo’s, Action for Children and […]

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‘British generals were “arrogant, needy and slow” to act during the “messy” 10-year occupation of Helmand province in southern Afghanistan that cost hundreds of British lives, according to an internal report. Acquired by the Times newspaper following a Freedom of Information (FoI) request to the Ministry of Defence, the Operation Herrick Campaign Study blasts senior […]

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‘The story was widely reported in the Israeli media, leading to accusations that the Palestinian Red Crescent had failed to remain neutral. Israel’s ambassador to the UN Danny Danon called on UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to publicly condemn the organisation. If accurate, a refusal to treat a patient would have represented a “grave breach of […]

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‘A group of 55 people, including cabinet ministers, state governors, bankers and businessmen stole $6.8 billion from Nigeria’s public coffers over seven years, a minister has claimed. The sum includes $2.1 billion meant to fight terrorist group Boko Haram. “If we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria,” Information Minister Lai Mohammed said on Monday. […]

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‘The latest way to remotely hack a car? By tapping into one of those plug-in tracking devices from insurance companies. In some cases, hackers can send a text message — and disable a car’s brakes, according to research presented by computer security experts on Monday. It’s a relatively simple hack. And while researchers only tested […]

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‘Russian sanctions are now expected to cost Turkey more than $12 billion annually – four times Ankara’s previous estimates, according to a Turkish trade official; this, together with the consequences of the recent terrorist attacks in which the country’s tourism industry was targeted, signal that Turkey should brace for the worst. Terrorism and Russian sanctions […]

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