The protests outside the Israeli Embassy at the weekend marked a high point in the self-righteous presumption of the pro-Palestine, or should that be anti-Israeli, movement in this country.

Protesters from groups including Stop The War Coalition, the British Muslim Initiative and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign marched to ...

By Douglas MacAndrew

The state funded broadcaster is increasingly blinded by stupid political correctness, adhoc editorial policies and an over representation of militants which has rendered the once agenda setting BBC a by stander and a vehicle for censorship.

The London Daily News was made ...

By John Kaponi

How low can we stoop in this once "great city"?  Every road it seems today is covered with useless CCTV and surveillance technology, but crime is still on the increase and Londoners have never felt as scared of their lives as they have ...

George Hatjoullis

The drug reform charity Transform (www.tdpf.org.uk) has produced a cost-benefit analysis comparing the continuation of the present drug prohibition strategy with legalisation and regulation of now prohibited drugs. The authors conclude that a great deal of money could be saved through legalisation and regulation. ...

by John Kennedy

The right to protest is inherent, ingrained within our culture in fact in my short 43 years on this planet I’ve been on a few protests myself ranging from industrial disputes like Wapping (my father was a Fleet street printer) to the recent taxi ...

A leading economist today  in The London Daily News has rejected the initial optimism of the G20 Communique, George Hatjoullis sends a warning to the leaders of the global financial institutions to take the lessons from the 1930s

George Hatjoullis

The end of the G20 produced ...

by John Kennedy

Well I’m sure you’ve all played this game at some point in your life and maybe you still are with your children, yes the board game that teaches you the basics of capitalism.

Just like life we start off with nothing (well ...

by John Kennedy

Just the other weekend I heard the news that many of the UK’s armed forces based in Iraq would be coming home soon, for their families and friends this must have been great news and yet this had hardly sunk in when two soldiers were ...