BRITAIN was condemned as a sex-obsessed “hedonistic wasteland” yesterday by an influential figure in the Roman Catholic church.
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Tony Blair says that people often told him that power was a sort of aphrodisiac and makes a series of frank disclosures about his relationship with alcohol.
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Dennis MacShane really is a one, isn’t he? David Cameron and Nick Clegg stand accused of sending the “wrong signal” to pimps and human traffickers across the world after the coalition decided against endorsing an EU directive designed to co-ordinate European efforts to combat the trade in sex slaves. As new figures show
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A California court has ruled against the ballot measure that banned same-sex marriage. But polls suggest most Californians support gay marriage, and for the first time, a slender majority of all Americans agree. It seems the US is ready to right this wrong
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More than £350 million of taxpayers' money was spent by the Labour government on health campaigns urging the public to drink and eat less, exercise more and practice safe sex, it can be revealed today.
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Telegraph on 28th Aug 2010 (via telegraph.co.uk)
The Asian Sex Gazette’s back up and posting. Go here for a survey of a recent outbreak of fanny massage in the Philippines. Note: site contains loads of visually smutty adverts.
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A Tory MP is criticised after appearing to blame the rise in sexually transmitted infections on greater sex education.
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BBCPolitics on 27th Aug 2010 (via bbc.co.uk)
With anarchists and prostitutes among their smoking and drinking fans, FC St Pauli are the punk rockers of footie.
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Vanessa Perroncel, the French model at the centre of the John Terry sex scandal has attacked the use of legal gagging orders to prevent the press reporting details of footballers' private lives.
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Telegraph on 22nd Aug 2010 (via telegraph.co.uk)
There is no longer any discrimination in our embrace of cultural liberalism; it stretches into every nook and cranny of our lives – from the financial markets to sex – and sometimes with consequences none of us like. It was Howard Davies, when he ran the Financial Services Authority, who compared
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