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March 12, 2024
David Miller, a former Professor of Political Sociology at Bristol University, whose recent Employment Tribunal has brought much comment, believes that Zionism is more powerful than any state in the world: โThe sovereignty of every nation in the world is undermined by the Zionist movementโs activities.โ
March 12, 2024
Police may have recorded a misgendering complaint made against JK Rowling (pictured) by trans broadcaster India Willoughby as a hate incident in a breach of free speech rules.
March 12, 2024
Christopher Porter-Blake, from Lancashire, who was diagnosed with a partially paralysed bowel in 2023 due to a spinal cord injury, was refused access to the toilets by Kensington Sainsburys manager
March 12, 2024
Just as the international community looked on to see if an African Colony would be run by Africans, so Ghanaians and their well-wishers will look on to see how Ghana protects its independence. The 1992 Constitution contains express provisions on the process to be followed once Parliament presents a bill for signature by the President and what occurs if the President refuses to sign the bill (see art 106(7) to (10) of the Constitution). The Constitution also contains fundamental rights and balanc...
March 12, 2024
Personnel Today provides an HR checklist of things to do in April 2024, as new employment laws come into force in the UK.
March 11, 2024
The policy agenda is not America First but rather Washington First.
March 11, 2024
The students plan to stay in the building until their demands are met.
March 11, 2024
Liz Truss is backing a bill that would ban trans women from women-only spaces, womenโs sport, and prevent children from transitioning.
March 11, 2024
"President Biden told these 'tales' while looking at the portrait of Moses over the doors of the House chamber."
March 11, 2024
Party candidates will be required to be at least 50% women, but the plans face legal questions.