‘I would have camped outside that prison every single day’, says mother of bullied teenager who hanged himself in his cell
Liz Hardy, whose son Jake committed suicide in 2012, spoke at the launch of a campaign to End Child Imprisonment in England.
Month: November 2018
THE BIRTH OF A MAFIA NATION: CRIME, NO PUNISHMENT
The following article offers a brief overview of a “mafia state” phenomenon from a point of view of a bi-cultural journalist. The Western world makes a strategic mistake of projecting its own ideas and expectations on a country that functions in a dramatically different way.
‘If prisoners don’t have human rights, none of us do’
Prisoners are particularly vulnerable to abuse and neglect, says a former Chief Inspector of Prisons.
Last of the Summer Time: The next new EU row for Theresa May
Now that the UK is about to sign the withdrawal agreement – the next row will be about what the EU could impose on us during the transition period and it could explode over a proposed directive to abolish British summer time
Putin’s Plot to Destroy the West PART I – Dark Money and Data in Brexit and Trump Campaigns
An occasional series to accompany the UNTOLD: Dial M for Mueller podcasts with Carole Cadwalldr, and why Britain needs an FBI style investigation
Dancing with Stalin: a long read on Russia’s genocide of Ukraine in the 1930s
In the 1930s Stalin and his henchmen exterminated millions of Ukrainians by mass executions and organised artificial famine. Ukrainians commemorate the victims annually on the fourth Saturday in November.
Exclusive: Amber Rudd faces new challenge over maladministration of the raising of pension age from 50s Women
Two of the 50s women denied a pension have got backing from a top pensions lawyer in their fight against maladministration by the government over the raising of the state pension age.
Dark Influence Campaign Website Traced
Global Britain’s dark influence campaign website operated behind an encrypted DNS record. It has now been traced to a small advertising agency in Essex. Downing Street alerted to efforts to influence Cabinet due to Brexit risks.
Trial date set for ” Nick ” the man accused of perverting the course of justice over the Westminster paedophile investigation
The date has been set for the trial of ” Nick” the man accused of perverting the course of justice over the Westminster VIP paedophile abuse
A War of Words and Ukrainian Authors Part 10: An Executed Renaissance
The destruction of a whole generation of Ukrainian authors during Stalin’s genocide of Ukraine in the 1930s remains ignored in the west: yet it shines a light on the character of a Russian imperialism that is presently threatening liberal democracy
Cabinet Targeted In Dark Influence Campaign
Global Britain, a group closely affiliated with the European Research Group (ERG) led by Jacob Rees-Mogg, ran a dark influence campaign targeting the constituents of Cabinet MPs to encourage rejection of a deal with Brussels.
Facebook backs the wrong horse in UK local journalism
The tech giant’s £4.5m donation is good news, but boosting the firms that oversaw the devastation of the local press is a mistake
The colour of Russian money part 12: a death in Riga
How a Russian mafia kingpin’s career spans both the looting of Latvia’s Parex bank and the subversion of American politics.
Establishment won’t destabilise a Corbyn government says author of “A Very British Coup”
Chris Mullin author of ” A very British Coup ” where a left wing Labour government is destabilised by the security services predicts it won’t happen to Jeremy Corbyn.
Expansion
Sometimes the end is just change. Growth. Finding a sliver of hope in a charred pile of ashes and running with it like there’s no tomorrow…
Can the Independent Child Sex Abuse Inquiry really properly investigate Elm Guest House?
Next March the Child Sexual Abuse inquiry will look again at Elm Guest House and whether there was a cover-up by the police to protect VIP clients who allegedly came there for gay sex possibly with children. It looks like the inquiry will not have the time or inclination to do a thorough job.
Arron Banks, UK sovereignty and £163,000 in tax
European law should trump the British Parliament, says the alleged money-man behind Brexit – at least when it comes to taxes on his UKIP donations