When Michael Meacher spoke to us outside the Bilderberg Conference last Thursday, he said he would be asking an urgent question in the House on the issue of the Bilderberg Conference. Today, the Speaker granted that request.

The UK Charity Commission has released charity income and expenditure figures up to the end of Q1 2013. The figures show that income rose to £59.9 billion in the year to the end of March, up from £59.48 billion three months previously.

Speaking at the Hay Festival, the former head of MI5 reinforced recent "Clash of Civilisations" rhetoric, stating "the enemy is everywhere".

This year’s annual Bilderberg conference is rapidly approaching - where the world’s political and business elite meet in private to discuss their agenda which will determine future policies that govern global affairs.

William Hague has acknowledged that many EU member states had "found it difficult" to lift the arms embargo on the terrorists operating in Syria.

Today the mainstream media highlighted a study that called for urgent action by ministers in regards to children having access to pornography online. 

The EU gravy train steam rolled back into the mainstream press today with the Daily mail highlighting the gigantic difference between the incomes of MEP's and the rest of society. 

Philosopher Robert Roland Smith said that for change to work, the discontent with the present must be greater than the tolerance of it. Isn't this the perception we are being fed about the state of parts of our NHS? Might this not suggest that it is ...

Following the events in Woolwich last week, we are revisiting an article originally written for the UK Column newspaper in 2010. While we deplore anyone's killing, it is important to look at the historical context, and ask the question, if our ...

Yesterday evening, Jon Snow tweeted "Stock Market hits a high not seen since 1999 ... do I hear alarm bells ringing ... or just the one for close of business." If alarm bells are not ringing, they should be.

Foreign Secretary William Hague said yesterday that Britain will veto the renewal of the EU arms embargo on Syria when foreign ministers meet next week, if member states block moves to permit weapons to be transferred to the terrorist opposition.

Last week the Bank for International Settlements and the IMF both warned about the insanity of continuing the practice of Quantitative Easing.

The newspapers are determined to enrage their readers with the shocking news of corporate tax avoidance. But what is behind the headlines?

In 2001, a decision was made by the Information Commissioner’s Office that schools using biometric systems did not breach the Data Protection Act. This decision gave Britain the accolade of being the first country in the world to commercially market ...