Have you noticed how everyone seems to be turning against protesters? It can’t have escaped anyone’s attention that coverage of protesters and
I used to try to cover terror incidents or suspected false-flag ops in detail: I have an archive of articles devoted solely
It is not all that often that something happens that seems to conveniently bring together so many of the different subjects I’ve
UK newspapers are suddenly publishing articles calling for the British-born Syrian First Lady to be punished for her marriage to Syria’s President
Theresa May’s sudden call for a General Election – to be held on June 8th – caught many by surprise. Having previously
A brief word in respect for Labour MP Gerald Kaufman, who passed away a few days ago. And also on the story
Michael Heseltine, the veteran Tory politician and reformist, said – just a day after the EU Referendum – that Brexit would provoke
Weeks now after the ‘Syria Vote’ in UK parliament and the initiation of British bombing against ISIL targets in Syria, the talk
When all the high-fives and cheering in the House of Commons are over and the bombs are dropping, I wonder if the
“What just happened?” one devastated voter writes in a letter to The Independent, trying to come to terms with the 2015 General