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UK Government Prepares to Launch Massive Attack On Financial Privacy, Targeting Benefits Claimants and State Pensioners - Vimarsana News

UK Government Prepares to Launch Massive Attack On Financial Privacy, Targeting Benefits Claimants and State Pensioners

“George Orwell’s iconic novel 1984, published in 1949, raised the spectre of Big Brother. This nightmare has now been brought to reality by a Conservative government supposedly rolling back the state."

Guardian questions Home Office claim that revealing royal security cost is risky - Vimarsana News

Guardian questions Home Office claim that revealing royal security cost is risky

At freedom of information tribunal, Guardian says it has not been publicly explained how such data might be useful to attackers

UK MPs hear zero Palestinian witnesses on anti-boycott bill - Vimarsana News

UK MPs hear zero Palestinian witnesses on anti-boycott bill

A committee of British MPs heard evidence on a controversial bill targeting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israel this week, but The New Arab could not identify any Palestinians among the witnesses.

UK Government Votes To Become A Stooge For Israel - Vimarsana News

UK Government Votes To Become A Stooge For Israel

MPs rob the public of more freedoms in order to shield the apartheid state from criticism and boycott. The UK’s House of Commons has just passed the second reading of the government’s Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill, ...

UK anti-BDS bill 'stifles free speech': Labour legal advice - Vimarsana News

UK anti-BDS bill 'stifles free speech': Labour legal advice

Ryvka Barnard, deputy director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, called the UK government's anti-boycott bill 'repressive'.