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Harry's Place (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
As Venezuela sinks into a sharp recession with no obvious means of recovery short of a miraculous rebound in oil prices, and as government workers (usually the most loyal chavistas) appear on the opposition TV station Globovisión to complain about late pay, management harassment and horrible working conditions… Hugo Chavez praised the imprisoned Venezuelan terrorist Carlos [...]
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Harry's Place (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Malalai Joya, a female former member of the Afghan parliament, has won the hearts of the Stop the War Coalition and other antiwar groups around the world by calling for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all coalition forces from Afghanistan. The obvious question for Joya is what would happen then. Brian Platt of the Canada-Afghanistan [...]
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Iain Dale's Diary (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
I don't recall ever agreeing with Roy Hattersley on anything. Until today. His article in today's Observer on the dangers of a Hung Parliament is a must read for anyone who cares about conviction politics and ethical government. He concludes by saying... Cynics will say that, whichever party is in power next year, the nation will benefit from it being kept on the short leash of a hung parliament. The...
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Old Holborn (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Gordon Brown is facing demands to make Lord Mandelson foreign secretary in a row that risks tearing apart his government. The business secretary is secretly pressing Brown to hold a cabinet reshuffle so he can achieve his life-long ambition of running the Foreign Office. Mandelson made the request after he was snubbed for the post of European Union foreign minister at last week’s Brussels summit....
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Pickled Politics (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
bmsd’s letter to “Stop the Islamisation of Europe”. --------------- Dear Mr [Stephen] Gash, We are a group of Muslim democrats who are committed to the values that define the British state, including legal and constitutional equality for all, equal rights for women and minorities, and religious freedom, including the right to be free of faith. We take such pride in these virtues...
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The Devil's Kitchen (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
One can only assume, given how much he constantly and irritatingly whines about how the blogosphere is ignoring the big questions (also neatly rounded up by my impecunious Greek friend ), that Richard North is ignoring the blogosphere's reactions to the CRU documents out of some kind of misplaced spite. Or maybe he is just sore that he didn't get there first. * Whatever the reason, for once EU Referendum...
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The Devil's Kitchen (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Whilst your humble Devil is waiting for the rest of the world to finish watching Strictly Come Dancing and the XFactor and catch up with the fact that something quite momentous has happened, I thought that I would point out the significance of the CRU emails. The whole of the anthropogenic climate change reporting and response is co-ordinated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC),...
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Next Left (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Almost nobody outside the political classes has yet heard of Chris Grayling, the populist, TV-soundbite obsessed shadow Home Secretary. But while his colleagues attempt a liberal love-bombing strategy by posing as progressive, Grayling is already gearing up for what could prove a very successful bid to achieve Michael Howard and Ann Widdecombe levels of notoreity. Here's his latest headline-grabbing...
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Slugger O'Toole (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Gender progress happened more quickly in the Church of England than you might think. The big battle was lost over 20 years ago, when Graham Leonard the Bishop of London lost the vote and the argument over Christ's will and left for Rome soon afterwards. For the Irish, the battle lines can be confusing. At the height of the row, I remember Dr Leonard telling me his favourite church in Ireland was Derry...
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Miss S B (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Have been pretty busy with work and various other things, and have been bad at reading. My DW inbox has 394 messages in it, my email a mere 90, and Facebook 186. Also I have stuff that I need to link you guys to, and my brain is not working. Have I missed anything important recently? Mat is still making me watch old!BSG, and it really is totally rubbish. The only thing in it which even approaches cool...
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Prawn Free Lembit (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
WESTMINSTER’S usual business stopped for the “State Opening of Parliament” on Wednesday. It’s an impressive show, with lots of pomp and ceremony, including a Royal parade from Buckingham Palace to the House of Lords. The Queen sits on a big gold throne, then she reads out the government’s plans for the coming year. Although it’s called the Queen’s Speech, she...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Supreme court will rule on Wednesday whether account-holders charged for going into the red can seek compensation More than one million banking customers will come a step closer this week to learning whether they will be able to claim back charges they paid for unauthorised overdrafts. On Wednesday, the supreme court will hand down the appeal ruling on a case between the Office of Fair Trading and...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
The east coast line's fortunes have been revived since it passed from National Express to state ownership, raising hopes of a return to network integration last seen in the days of British Rail Lord Adonis , the transport secretary, has big plans for Britain's largest rail franchise. Asked by the Observer last week if he was considering changes to the government-owned East Coast service, he said:...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Ministers refuse to release details of five incidents last year The government is refusing to provide details on five separate security breaches at Britain's nuclear power stations last year. The breaches have prompted accusations that ministers are suppressing damaging information at a time when they are attempting to sell the idea of more nuclear power stations. Earlier this month, 10 new sites...
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carrolltrust | 13/11/2009
Slaughter and May partners Glen James Simon Hall and Lucy Wylde are explicity "named" as the Gerald Carroll Carroll Foundation Trust lawyers in compelling criminal evidence dossiers containing forged HM Land Registry Gerald Carroll legal conveyance documentation HM Government DTI Companies House forged and falsified Carroll Trust Corporations share certificates and HM Ministry of Defence Carroll Trust
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carrolltrust | 11/11/2009
Slaughter and May is a "Magic Circle" law firm based in the City of London England. Slaughter and May advises the most FTSE 100 companies (28) of any law firm in the Magic Circle. Partners Glen James (pictured) Simon Hall and Lucy Wylde are explicity "named" as the Gerald Carroll Carroll Foundation Trust lawyers in compelling criminal evidence dossiers containing forged HM Land Registry Gerald Carroll
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carrolltrust | 05/11/2009
Goodman Derrick LLP is an ESTABLISHED LONDON LAW FIRM with a broadly based commercial practice, representing both UK and international clients are the subject of serious criminal allegations of racketeering organized crime in Britain's longest running largest organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. The Carroll Foundation Trust $1,000,000,000 (one billion dollars) "cross border" international
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