Ministry of Truth

Even with everything else that’s gone during the course of the World Cup, one still has to ask one final question… …Is Martin Jacques a miserable bastard, or what? While everyone else has been watching the football, it seems Martin has been agonising over the ethnic profile of […]

No great analysis, this time, just a few more snippets of information from various sources in relation to the whole Prescott/Anschutz saga… First, from the Lords Hansard (26 Nov 2002), we have: Lord Avebury: My Lords, was not an undertaking given by English Partnerships to provide 3,500 low-cost […]

Wahey, Kitty Ussher‘s back with another puff piece in the Graun (from last Friday – and curiously enough, not on Comment Is Free where us plebs can get at her via the comments boxes) And what’s Kitty got to say for herself this time? Well, looks rather like […]

During last week’s brief spat with the MSM over Guido’s naming of another alleged mistress of John Prescott I made the general observation that is the press in this country really had any balls they’d be mounting a campaign against Britian’s appallingly unfair and draconian libel law and […]

Nice to see Matthew Norman, in yesterdays Indy, adding yet another layer of murk to to the already overloaded tale of the Deputy Prime Minister, the Casino and the dome… AS ALWAYS when the delectable scent of mild governmental scandal is on the breeze, the question is cherchez […]

Via the Peter Gaston in the comments to Justin’s take on the Government’s new ‘threat level’ warnings at Chicken Yoghurt, we come to another piece of Photoshop-ed genius from the imagination of Beau Bo D’or…

I spotted this yesterday, while out shopping, in one of the Sunday tabloids that had been left open on the news stand is Asda (didn’t notice which one, sorry). St Alban is holier than St George THE Church of England will debate making St Alban an alternative patron […]

Monday 12 June Home Secretary John Reid has criticised the sentence on a paedophile who abducted and sexually assaulted a girl of three as "unduly lenient". Relatives of the victim of Craig Sweeney, 24, attacked his life jail term because guidelines on guilty pleas mean he could be […]

US tycoon in £250m threat to Dome plan The future of the Millennium Dome was thrown into chaos last night as the US billionaire embroiled in controversy over his relationship with John Prescott threatened to pull the plug on £250m worth of investment if his bid to build […]

Since the first formally proposed by this government, opposition to the introduction of identity cards and, particularly, the national identity register has gone down two interlinked routes; one has been objections on civil liberties grounds and the manner in which ID cards alter the relationship between the citizen […]