Private companies to get £14,000 for each long-term unemployed they get back in to work.

Bleak financial figures ahead of Saturday’s mass cuts protests.

Labour’s bank bonus tax is just part of the false political paradaigm, the only solution is a complete rethink of the banking system.

Ex-RBS head Sir Fred Goodwin takes out injunction preventing media from calling him a Banker.

There is no money for public services and tax isn’t event a blip on the national debt. The Census and Taxation are redundant.

Why the people aren’t to blame for the collapse, why cuts are futile, and why we need a new system.

Cameron’s Welfare Bill decoded: “Give us money to pay banksters”. Why his proposals are wrong and won’t work anyway.

The end is nigh, a world currency, a world central bank and a one world government.

Osbourne announces £2.5 Billion bank tax, but with a national debt of £4.8 trillion, one has to wonder if it really matters.

AOL expands it’s online presence by buying up the Huffington Post.

Dear George, I’m so glad to hear that you think it’s time we put all this bank bashing behind us.

On this week’s WideShut Webcast Keelan talks to LaRouche member Aljosa Durnik about how free markets will not solve the recession.

Keelan interviews the Economic Assassin Graham Sharkey about the recession, China, Ireland’s bailout, the cuts, silver and much more.

Czech Hackers steal EU carbon credits, reopening the debate on CO2 trading.

Lindsey Williams proven right by the BBC on $200 a barell oil, but is there really an oil shortage?

Cameron launching back to work campaign, but with record unemployment due to lack of jobs how is it supposed to work?

Data on thousands of dubious offshore account holders leaked to Julian Assange, but will the Serious Fraud Office really care?

Government scraps forced retirement and increases pension age. If you can still work you can make us money.

An extra £58.40 a year on energy prices, but what about the £500 extra a year to go green? Will the price hikes ever stop?

Economic Assassin Graham Sharkey explains what’s really going on, how we got here, and where we are headed.