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An Irish Republican has been charged with 29 murders over the 1998 Omagh Bomb attack, reports the Irish Independent. Seamus Daly, 43 from County Monaghan in the Irish Republic, had previously lost a civil case taken out by some of

Britain and America are investigating claims that the Syrian government has carried out a series of new chemical attacks in the suburbs of Damascus, according to The Times of London. British officials said yesterday that they were “aware of multiple

“How green bullying, junk science and EU lies killed off another successful industry,” I wrote in a piece a few months back. The story went roughly like this: 1. Greenpeace and similar organisations decide to target chemicals industry. 2. They

Britain’s Channel 4 tonight presented investigative reporting into Westminster’s sexual harassment culture, following the Nigel Evans MP scandal, and more recently that of Mark Menzies MP. While Evans was found not guilty of all the charges before him – including sexual

One in four young people view porn for the first time at the age of 12 or under, with 7.3 percent viewing it under the age of 10, according to a new survey. Sixty percent had viewed it by the

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has admitted that the number of eastern European immigrants who came to Britain in the past decade was hundreds of thousands higher than previously thought. The admission is likely to add to concerns about

Hezbollah is facing an economic crisis stemming from expenditures on the Syrian civil war, budget cuts in Iran resulting from President Hassan Rouhani’s austerity policies, and tightening of fund transfers by American and European authorities, according to a report cited

The Ministry of Defence has been accused of paranoia for trying to ban a book that exposes intelligence blunders in the war in Afghanistan. The Daily Mail reports that Captain Dr Mike Martin from the Territorial Army spent six years

The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has equalled their best ever poll result of 15 percent, in an Ipsos Mori survey conducted during the Maria Miller expenses scandal. Amongst the four main party leaders Nigel Farage had the highest personal rating

Britain’s former Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, Nigel Evans, has been found not guilty of all sexual assault charges against him, and one rape charge. Evans, who is still a Member of Parliament, was charged last September with two

A new study has found that people with a sedentary lifestyle live longer than marathon runners. The study by Dr. Martin Matsumura, co-director of the Cardiovascular Research Institute at the Leigh Valley Health Network in Allentown, PA, confounds expectations, with

The Women’s Minister job should be abolished according to the co-editor of The Conservative Woman, Laura Perrins. She made the call after the newly appointed Minister, Nicky Morgan, was accused of being unable to represent Lesbians as she voted against

There were further developments in the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 today, as an Australian P-3 Orion aircraft has picked up a signal in the same area where the Ocean Shield ship detected signals consistent with a black

The British Library has apologised after it emerged that the website of a popular anti-Islamist author had been blocked by its web filters.  The Library, which is funded by the British government, called the blocking of Daniel Pipes’s personal website

The £653m spent on drugs to deal with a potential Bird Flu pandemic was ‘money thrown down the drain’, a damning report has found. The money was spent huge stockpiles of Tamiflu and Relenza, because of concerns in 2005 of

Ministers have announced a series of measure to make GCSEs and A-levels (the UK’s school-leaving exams) tougher. Plans include more practical experiments in the sciences, more translation work for modern languages and a wider range of historical periods for history.

Scientists in the UK are using stem cells to grow human body parts in a lab. The researchers are growing organs such as noses, ears, blood vessels and windpipes in the north London hospital where they work, in the hope

British Prime Minister David Cameron has claimed he is continuing the work of Jesus Christ, after stating that the Christian prophet “invented the Big Society” – the name of Cameron’s flagship policy. Cameron’s words came just hours after he accepted

Do they still read at Harvard these days or is at all just about empathy, gender awareness, race sensitivity and important stuff like that? I only ask because if they do still read at Harvard there’s an article I’d like

Whatever reservations China’s top officials might have had directly confronting their American counterparts in the past, appeared to vanish completely during this week’s visit to China by US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel. Following their meetings in Beijing, General Chang Wanquan,

The EU could force the UK to scrap its 110-year-old car licence plate design as it considers a common European design for all vehicle plates throughout the continent. A Dutch MEP inserted the plans into proposals to make it easier

A vicar has drowned after he attempted a sailing pilgrimage from Dorset to Cornwall. The body of Reverend Bob Thorn, was washed up near his wrecked boat close to Seatown on Monday, reports the Daily Telegraph. The 59 year old

People should eat fewer baked beans as the flatulence they produce contributes to global warming, a minister has suggested. A Labour peer raised the issue during questions in the House of Lords earlier today, saying that Britons eat more baked

Wind farms can reduce the value of homes within 2km by up to 12 percent, and can have a negative impact on house prices up to 14km (9 miles) away, according to new research by the London School of Economics.