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‘George Osborne has given the adviser responsible for his new image a promotion and a pay rise of more than 40%, and boosted the number of his political aides by three while asking public-sector workers to accept a pay freeze. Thea Rogers, a close associate of Osborne, received the biggest rise among all the political […]

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‘While Labour members are busy tearing strips off each other – the Cameron government has tried to secretly slip out a report today showing the bedroom tax isn’t working. The official study shows Cameron’s bedroom tax has not only failed to release more housing stock for needy families – as it was supposed to – […]

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‘Tom Watson is making sense here; perhaps that is his biggest handicap. Let’s face it: Since returning to office in 2010, the last thing to concern the Conservative Party has been making any kind of sense at all! We’ve had ideological display after ideological display, doing nothing for the good of the nation and much […]

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‘The long-running funding squeeze imposed by the government on the National Health Service has become so tight that it is now even affecting the payment of wages to hospital staff. The extent of the problem is such that some hospital trusts around the UK have gone as far as to take out emergency loans from […]

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‘Police have today released images of two female commuters who punched and kicked a Muslim passenger out of a bus while screaming racist abuse at her. The incident took place at 8.10pm on 28 October on a number 63 bus as it stopped to pick up passengers on the London Road near Elephant and Castle. […]

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‘With the built-in 42-day delay in benefit payments, Universal Credit can easily be calculated by hand – so the only reason the taxpayer can possibly have been made to spend so much money on a computer scheme is to keep the money from being used elsewhere. Have you noticed that the £15.8 billion, quoted in […]

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‘Genetically modified (GM) insects could be trialled in the UK to prevent the transmission of disease and reduce agricultural pests. That’s if the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee get their way. The Committee’s report, released on Thursday 17 December 2015, discusses the results of an inquiry into the science and potential benefits and […]

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‘The City of London Police’s Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) claims to have “dismantled a gang suspected of uploading and distributing tens of thousands of karaoke tracks online.” However, it turns out that this “gang” is actually three blokes, aged 60, 53, and 50: one man from Barnstaple, Devon and two men living in Bury, […]

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‘Ever since Jeremy Corbyn became a real challenger for the Labour party leadership earlier this year, his foreign policy positions have been the focus of attention in the mainstream media. Recently, his continued support for the Stop the War Coalition has come under particular scrutiny. But why are corporate media outlets so obsessed with delegitimising […]

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Mps have voted to allow fracking under National Parks, World Heritage sites and areas of outstanding natural beauty which goes against previous committments and promises not to. However similar protection is not afforded to sites of special scientific interest and other wildlife conservation sites by the plan. Read more: MPs Vote For Fracking Under National Parks […]

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‘The Telegraph, owned by the billionaire Barclay brothers, has just released a piece from regular columnist Dan Hodges comparing Jeremy Corbyn to Enoch Powell. Hodges claims Corbyn’s “views and stances are equally repugnant”. The idea that Corbyn and Powell are in any way comparable is ludicrous drivel and illustrates the desperation of the media elites. […]

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‘Spy agency GCHQ’s new open-source database has been met with skepticism by hackers, who have demanded the agency stop spying on them. GCHQ has made a mass-scale graph database called Gaffer available for free on Github, a widely-used software repository. Written in Java, the code enables users to analyze relationships between different pieces of data. […]

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‘The UK Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal filed by a Chinese dissident and MI6 informant convicted of murder to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). In 2009, Wang Yam was convicted of murdering reclusive 86-year-old author Allan Chappelow in his Hampstead home at two trials held in semi-secrecy. In […]

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‘Britain continues to sell arms to countries that commit human rights abuses and is now ranked second in the world for weapons sales, a report shows. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) found the UK was second only to the United States in selling weapons in 2014. Britain’s biggest arms company, BAE Systems, is […]

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The little known ‘Procedures Committee’ in the House of Commons wants to change the law to cover up the names of MPs who have been arrested to save their reputations and to stop the information coming into the public realm. Read more: Report shows that MPs want to keep secret the names of MPs if they […]

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