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MPs Set to Back Gay Marriage as Rebels Lose Vote

The legalisation of gay marriage is poised for approval by MPs on Tuesday after David Cameron headed off another Conservative rebellion. The opposition Labour Party helped him see off a “wrecking amendment” which had threatened his gay marriage bill. Tory

MPs Set to Back Gay Marriage as Rebels Lose Vote

Gay Marriage Vote Poses Problems for Cameron

Prime Minister David Cameron faces further dissent from within the ranks of his Conservative Party as a bill to legalise gay marriage returns to Parliament Monday. Cameron faces a setback in the House of Commons, if the Labour Party joins

Gay Marriage Vote Poses Problems for Cameron

Cameron Could Face Fresh Tory EU Vote Rebellion

Prime Minister David Cameron could face a fresh Conservative rebellion over Europe on Wednesday if a parliamentary motion over an EU referendum is debated. Eurosceptic MP John Baron has introduced a non-binding motion expressing “regret” that last week’s Queen’s Speech,

Cameron Could Face Fresh Tory EU Vote Rebellion

Occupy and Anonymous On Thatcher: Exactly What You'd Expect

It’s not surprising that Occupy and Anonymous Movements are celebrating the death of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The official Anonymous news feed @YourAnonNews wasted no time in posting several vulgar photo-memes mocking the death of Thatcher.  Occupy Bristol

Occupy and Anonymous On Thatcher: Exactly What You'd Expect

Third Chief in Two Months Takes Over BBC

The British Broadcasting Corporation will get its third chief in two months with Lord Tony Hall appointed BBC director-general by the BBC Trust. Lord Hall will take his place as the head of one of the world’s largest broadcasting services

Third Chief in Two Months Takes Over BBC

Multiple Sex Scandals Force New BBC Chief to Resign

It’s been a bad year for Britain’s state owned broadcaster, the BBC. First came revelations that Jimmy Savile, one of the Beeb’s most famous and flamboyant past personalities, had spent decades sexually abusing teen girls. Now, the broadcast network’s new

Multiple Sex Scandals Force New BBC Chief to Resign

DNC Astroturfs Enthusiasm, Media Plays Along

For those on the ground in Charlotte, it is becoming clear just what the Democratic National Convention 2012 is: the most astroturfed political event in recent memory. First, Breitbart News reported that the Democrats could be using trick photography to

DNC Astroturfs Enthusiasm, Media Plays Along

USADA to Strip Lance Armstrong of Seven Tour Titles

By JIM VERTUNOAP Sports WriterAUSTIN, TexasThe U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said Thursday night it will strip Lance Armstrong of his unprecedented seven Tour de France titles after he declared he was finished fighting the drug charges that threaten his legacy as

USADA to Strip Lance Armstrong of Seven Tour Titles

G.I. Film Festival Wraps on Dramatic Note

The sixth annual G.I. Film Festival wrapped this weekend with a group of outstanding films that pulled heartstrings and helped us understand the motivations and sacrifices of American men and women who go off to war. “From Philadelphia to Fallujah,” conceived

G.I. Film Festival Wraps on Dramatic Note

A 'Bono'-fide Double Standard

The arrest of 30 angry anti-capitalists from Art Uncut, the group who busted up a U2 concert at Glastonbury 2011 while toting a huge balloon insisting “U Pay Your Tax 2,” indicates that people are fed up with being dictated

EU Spends Tens of Millions in US on Left-Wing Causes

From the UK’s Daily Mail: Brussels is pouring nearly 20million a year from its human rights budget on lecturing the Americans on left-wing causes. The EU Human Rights Fund is intended to help promote Western values in the developing world.

Cameron Is Great Britain's New Prime Minister

Sky News: The Queen has appointed Tory leader David Cameron as the UK’s new prime minister and he is on his way to Downing Street from Buckingham Palace. Leaving the palace with his pregnant wife Samantha, Mr Cameron gave a

A Spend-and-Borrow Debt Mess

The ink was barely dry on the $150 billion EU/IMF bailout of Greece when world stock markets tanked on two major fears. First, financial analysts are concerned that the bailout money won’t be enough to cover Greece’s borrowing needs from

Of Frank Rich, Bigfoot and the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy

New York Times’ columnist Frank Rich outs himself as a conspiracy theorist in his Saturday column, “Welcome to Confederate History Month,” wherein he fabricates a synthesis of current anti-Obamacare sentiments and events. To build his theory, he connects dots that

Labour Candidate Sacked Over Twitter Abuse

ITN: His [Labour election candidate, Stuart MacLennan] comments targeted voters, politicians and celebrities, and some of the posts branded House of Commons speaker John Bercow a “t**”, Tory leader Mr Cameron a “t***” and Lib Dem leader Mr Clegg “a

In Defense of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber

While we’re in the business of revealing secrets from the entertainment industry, let me add a whopper for you all to chew on: Most people who work on Broadway hate Andrew Lloyd Webber. That’s right. Despite creating more employment and

Cameron Launches Great Tory Fightback

David Cameron has defiantly called on the Prime Minister to name the day for a General Election, despite a consistently poor showing for his Conservatives in the polls. Sky’s Niall Paterson reports on the first day of the party conference