...and maybe kick that traitor out of the White House. Intense Marine Corps love. Elsewhere, this may be relevant.

Nick Clegg will be speaking tonight at the 20th annivesary celebrations of human rights group, Privacy International, and will stress the importance of this coming general election as an opportunity to win back privacy. Here are some extracts from his speech: Labour has spent 13 years trampling over people’s privacy. From allowing children’s fingerprints to be taken

You want to know how to control the abusers of children who patrol the internet? Bring back the death penalty for murder. That’s the Mirror. So it’s not “right wing” to be baying for snapped necks then really. I don’t of course, agree myself. But if they were to bring it in for the use of Facebook

STORIES about public sector budget cuts appear in the news with worrying regularity at the moment. It is inevitable that the next few years are going to represent a delicate b

Just to bring a smile to your face...

Brussels intends to bring forward measures to tackle speculative trading, notably in relation to credit default swaps on sovereign debt, the European Union top financial services regulator said

Oho, here's trouble: A team of researchers at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences is preparing to bring out the first installment of Corpus Coranicum – which purports to be nothing less than the first critically evaluated text of the Qur’an ever to be produced. The impact of such a project can hardly be underestimated. As Lucas Wiegelmann writes in a long overview of the project in Die ...

Gordon Brown's credibility will suffer another blow on Tuesday as the European Commission chides Britain for doing too little to bring its budget back to health.

Chris Dodd, US Senate banking committee chairman, is due to shrug off Republican opposition and introduce a financial regulatory reform bill on Monday designed to bring landmark reforms a step closer

I always seem to start my podcasts with an apology. In the hurry to bring this recording to you so you can share in the debate the Lib Dems had this morning, I have not yet processed my sound file. It could do with a bit of amplification for sure. And I’m afraid