UK Newswire Archive
2nd Renaissance -9
23-02-2006 01:46
We will appeal!
22-02-2006 23:30
Audio report recorded at the Anti Shell Pipe line Protest
22-02-2006 21:56
Fanatics on the streets of Oxford
22-02-2006 21:00
An incredible event will take place in Oxford in 3 days time, Saturday 25th Feb 2006. A spectacle never before seen on the streets of Oxford, nor anywhere else. It`s an event that any normal, decent member of a civilised society would utterly condemn, yet still some sources predict that over 1,000 people will attend this event!!North Wilts District Council say no2id
22-02-2006 19:53
Following the lead of Swindon Borough Council (see
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/01/332459.html ), North Wiltshire District Council have voted to oppose the introduction of national identity cards.
ARROOOOOGAH
22-02-2006 17:56
LIKELY EVICTION OF TREES AND WHAREHOUSE IN SHEPTON MALLET!Olly Carter at the high court to save the trees and stuff Tescos.
22-02-2006 17:37
The QUICKTIME REPORT 23/2/06 - SEE GLOBALLY!
22-02-2006 17:24
Pro Animal testing website - SPAM IT.!
22-02-2006 17:21
Pro animal testing protesters (!!!) have set up a nice little website to (mis)inform people about animal testing.Protest against Deportations and Detention
22-02-2006 16:51
Demonstration at Waterside Reporting Centre on Kirkstall Road
Oil workers strike in Basra, Iraq
22-02-2006 16:39
The IFOU is an anti-occupation, anti-privatisation and politically independent federation of Iraqi oil workers, who are fighting to resist both the corporations and the US/UK occupation forces. It is a non-sectarian federation that aims to unite all oil workers in Iraq, and has also worked to expel oil company bosses who were supporters of Saddam Hussein.Command's Responsibility - Detainee deaths in US custody
22-02-2006 16:33
"An American soldier told us of our father's death. He said: "Your father died during the interrogation." So we thought maybe it was high blood pressure under personal stress. This would happen in American detention centers. People would die of high blood pressure. But afterwards the people who were imprisoned, detained with him said "No. They would torture him and they assigened American soldiers to him especially for the torture. He died during the torture."...Honestly, my mother, after the case, she entered a state we can say a coma or like a coma. She withdrew from life." -Hossam MowoushNorthern Animal Rights Network
22-02-2006 16:03
David Irving & William Buckley Jr's 'Missing Link'
22-02-2006 15:46
20 years ago when I interviewed Marita Johansson in Sweden, a survivor of the Nazi death camps in which arms Anne Frank of typhoid had died - as she told me - I did not only want to see the tatooed number on her arm - it was there - and other facts I could check - but report honestly.Manchester City Council ignores public opinion in homes demolition decision
22-02-2006 15:13
On Feb 15th Manchester City Council proceeded with proposals to demolish the Kingsley Avenue Neighbourhood of Moston, despite public opposition from residents and stakeholders.Hunt Sabs attacked by Police
22-02-2006 14:47
7 North and East London Sabs are attacked then arrested by Sussex Police. Still being held after 28 hours in Hastings, no charges. The Police truncheoned the windows leaving one sab with glass in his eye.Kissenger & Co's genocide for Papuan gold
22-02-2006 14:23
Locals equipped with bows and arrows wounded two security guards at a mine run by a unit of U.S. company Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. in Indonesia's remote Papua province on Tuesday.Anti-Tesco Tree Camp Loses in High Court as More Campaigners Target Tescos
22-02-2006 13:58
Enabling Tyranny: On the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill
22-02-2006 13:06
Don’t feel ashamed if you’ve never heard of the ‘Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill’ currently traversing the Commons. A newspaper database search reveals only 46 mentions of the Bill’s title for the past twelve months – several of which were in such popular journals as Cabinet Maker and Building Design. None of these 46 mentions, incidentally, is earlier than January of this year. The Bill was formerly known as the ‘Bill for Better Regulation’, the title under which it was announced in the Queen’s Speech of May 2005 (there are four additional mentions under this title). It is only in the last few weeks that the bill has had even scant attention in the press. This is something of a shame since, arguably, the Bill is the first step to abolishing the last remnants of parliamentary democracy in Great Britain.
