More bomb threats against the Queen, or is it over-hyped nonsense?

Bomb threat around Buckingham Palace; controlled explosion made on briefcase.

An assessment of arguments put forward in favour of the monarchy by royalists

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

Pledge your opposition to the UK Census on March 26, and avoid it the next day with help from NoCensusTakingPart.co.uk

Veteran activist Brian Haw to be evicted from his spot at Parliament Square.

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.

Disgraced anti-terror head wants SAS on UK streets to help with trumped up terror threat, the olympics and protests.

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

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

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

With the Omagh bombers appealing against a dodgy FBI/MI5 agent, here’s a look back at British Intelligence’s role in the Irish troubles.

Localism Bill is just a sugar-coated pill to help the people swallow unjust cuts.

Ken Clarke’s prison policy will see focus on fines to make money and privitisation to cut costs.

Keelan discusses the protests, DEMOS think tank, unemployment in Britain and the agenda of forced work and slave labour.

Robin Cook opposed arms sales to dictators, the oppression of Palestine, the Iraq war and the faux war on terror. Then he had a heart attack.

Why Hague’s new Sovereignty Legislation does nothing to halt the EU superstate, and how the media are framing the debate.

T. Stokes gives an opinion on Ed Miliband’s new role as Labour leader.

Rothschild, The Jewish “doctor’s plot”, soviet infiltration and the secret history behind the Thames Barrier.