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In Part 1, we looked at the horrific effects of surrogacy on the babies born to it. Here in Part 2, we explore the exploitative ways in which women are used as nothing more than rented wombs, whose health, mental and physical, is of no consequence.

Freedoms were not ‘restricted’; they were seized. Lives were not just ‘disrupted’; they were broken. This article asks whether a nation can still call itself free when its most basic freedoms can be taken overnight — and what that awareness means for Britain now.

In this ever more dystopian world, surrogacy is sold to us as an altruistic act, helping those unable to give birth themselves. But the reality is far more sinister, and the children born into surrogacy are paying a heavy price.

The Island of Cyprus finds itself caught in the eye of the corridor-hegemony storm with Washington, Israel, and the UK on one side, and Turkey, China, and Russia seeking dominance and influence on the other.

Sectarian conflicts and campaigns rage across Syria as Israel and the US expand their influence in southern Syria, forcing other regional players, including Turkey, to accept second place in the race for supremacy.

The orchestrated Syria chaos contagion threatens to plunge the entire region into a sectarian war. Will the Zionist bloc succeed in modelling the New Middle East with the bloodshed of Syrian minorities, or will their agendas be successfully challenged by the Resistance Axis?

We know the BBC long ago tore up its impartiality policy, but with her coverage of the death of Kate Shemirani’s daughter Paloma, Social Media Investigations Correspondent Marianna Spring plumbs new depths. Former national news journalist Eugenie Verney (properly!) investigates.