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Free speech in the UK is under threat from a new law called the Data (Use and Access) Bill, or DUAB.

The Chronology of tyranny

Have you seen the latest KFC advert?

You would need a heart of stone not to laugh at the news that Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump’s special envoy, has dismissed UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s plan to form an international coalition to support a ceasefire in Ukraine, calling it “a posture and a pose”

I see that Norwood Primary School in Eastleigh, Hampshire, has recently made the decision to cancel its annual Easter celebrations, including the Easter Bonnet Parade and Easter Service.

I read a very interesting article “20 Things You Don’t Know About Polio” by Jason Christoff which challenges the conventional narrative surrounding polio, arguing that it was NOT primarily a viral disease but rather a condition caused by *industrial poisoning*, particularly from toxic pesticides and heavy metals.

Just in case people aren’t clear, Howard Lutnick is a very important guy in the Trump regime.

In a bold and decisive move that you just love to see President Donald Trump has rightfully stripped security clearances from a slew of his former Democratic foes, including Kamala Harris and the perpetually bitter Hillary Clinton, along with several other disgraced ex-officials.

Nearly 250 years after America declared independence from Great Britain, President Donald Trump suggested he was open to taking a small step back towards the warm embrace of the British monarchy after a media outlet reported that King Charles intends to extend

Looking back at Nigel Farage’s 20-year career offers a useful perspective on his actions, beyond just his promises.

Did you see that construction has begun on a £2.5 million mosque on the edge of the Lake District?

The last time I was in California, I landed at San Francisco airport and travelled by taxi into the City.

There was a time when the UK Soap “Coronation Street” was enjoyable.

Today sees MORE grandstanding from UK PM Sir Keir Starmer as top military leaders from about 20 countries gather in London, as the UK and France launch a “coalition of the willing” that will “monitor” peace efforts in Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire.

I guess Irish singer Christy Moore captured an image of rural Ireland in the great song called “Lisdoonvarna” from an album that I bought way back in 1984!