06-03-2005 09:18
Blair to use anti-terror laws on G8 protestors
Blair refused to rule out using controversial new anti-terror laws against G8 protesters when Britain hosts the summit of world leaders in July.
02-03-2005 09:31
Beware- New Labour employing proffessional Trolls to spread black propaganda
Labour has hired an American spin doctor known as the "garbage man.He is notorious in Washington as an expert in the use of the internet to spread black propaganda
22-02-2005 12:47
Revolt of the Unpeople in Brussels
We are on the train from Cologne to Brussels to cover Mr. Bush's visit to the European Union for Indymedia UK. Newsstands and websites display pictures of happy European statesmen - Jacques Chirac looking aggressively relaxed during the handshake - and the talk is of rapprochement, a new partnership between America and Europe. Like a bad song or an awkward lover, Mr. Bush declares to the assembled notables that “no power on Earth could ever divide us.”
Miners Adive and Resources Centre Benefit
30-01-2005 09:25
Cherie Blair cashes in on Cancer Victims
Cherie Blair was accused last night of "trading on her husband's name" after it was reported that she stood to earn a six-figure sum from a charity fund-raising tour of Australia.
07-01-2005 14:47
Indymedia server seizure correspondance
Below is the contents of a letter recieived from Caroline Flint, Home Office Parliamentary Undersecretary of State, via Anne Campbell, MP for Cambridge. The name of the recipient has been removed, but otherwise it is reproduced word for word.
19-12-2004 16:47
Severely disabled, mentally ill: the truth about Broadmoor 'terrorist' emerges
He is known to the outside world only as "P". Nearly two years ago, he was arrested without charge and imprisoned as an alleged foreign terrorist And he is an alleged terrorist who has no arms.He had had prosthetic arms but had been arrested two years earlier, and the police had broken those arms. They'd actually caused wholesale damage.
08-12-2004 12:54
Where did this news come from? The New York Sun, a tiny newspaper founded by Canadian mogul Conrad Black four years ago as a mouthpiece for the neo-cons.
Who's behind the oil-for-food scandal?, MUrdoch, Conrad Black and the Neocons
His "smoking gun" was the news that Kofi Annan's son received payments of $150,000 over several years from a company that was a contractor in the oil-for-food programme.Where did this news come from? The New York Sun, a tiny newspaper founded by Canadian mogul Conrad Black four years ago as a mouthpiece for the neo-cons.
07-12-2004 17:59
Letter to Blair Seeks Iraqi Civilian Deaths Inquiry
Former ambassadors, senior military figures and a bishop were among 44 signatories of an open letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair today calling for an inquiry into civilian deaths in Iraq.
05-12-2004 12:01
Is he guilty under the law of harassment?
Blunkett: a case for prosecution under harassment law
AS A lawyer, I have other concerns beyond whether David Blunkett is the father of the two children to a married woman he was having an affair with and whether he fast-tracked a visa for her servant.Is he guilty under the law of harassment?
25-11-2004 16:29
Key points
• Anti-war protesters brake into Cabinet Office minutes after Queen Speech
• Four arrested on burglary charges amid claims of police over-reaction
• Breach latest in string of blunders starting with flour attack on PM in May
Anti-war protesters brake into Cabinet Office minutes after Queen Speech
Blair's ring of steel fails to stop protestersKey points
• Anti-war protesters brake into Cabinet Office minutes after Queen Speech
• Four arrested on burglary charges amid claims of police over-reaction
• Breach latest in string of blunders starting with flour attack on PM in May
24-11-2004 09:20
Brave U S Marine snipers shoot women and children
Allegations of widespread abuse by US forces in Fallujah, including the killing of unarmed civilians and the targeting of a hospital in an attack, have been made by people who have escaped from the city.
23-11-2004 12:46
Why? because too much testing may reveal vast numbers of cattle to be infected with mad cow disease in the United States, and the USDA certainly doesn't want that to be front page news.
US attempts to cover-up mad cow disease outbreak
This article by Diane Farsetta takes a closer look at why the USDA bans independent testing for mad cow disease. When one beef producer wanted to test its own products in order to meet international safety requirements, the USDA actually threatened to sue them for doing so!Why? because too much testing may reveal vast numbers of cattle to be infected with mad cow disease in the United States, and the USDA certainly doesn't want that to be front page news.
11-11-2004 16:24
We seize servers, you can't complain - US gov
The US Government is attempting to block efforts to find out who seized Indymedia's servers in London last month. The Government has filed a motion in San Antonio District Court opposing the Electronic Frontier Foundation's motion to unseal the court order which resulted in the seizures, and arguing among other things that unsealing would "seriously jeopardize" an "ongoing criminal terrorism investigation".
04-11-2004 12:44
Indymedia server grab - Home Office knew, but isn't telling
Almost a month after Indymedia servers in London were seized by agencies unknown working for states unknown, a parliamentary answer suggests that the Home Office does know who seized them, and under what authority. But it's not telling.
25-10-2004 08:32
and trahes the poor
US casinos promised tax breaks - The poor get 50p rise
The ever ugly face of greed driven New Labor, How Blair worships the rich,and trahes the poor
24-10-2004 15:48
Approaching his fourth winter on Parliament Green, few passers-by even notice Brian Haw and his collection of anti-war poster. But Blunkett wants to legislate to silence him.
Blunkett legislates to silence lone protester at Westminster
His home is a roll of green plastic sheeting, his possessions no more than necessary to make coffee, keep warm and roll the occasional cigarette.Approaching his fourth winter on Parliament Green, few passers-by even notice Brian Haw and his collection of anti-war poster. But Blunkett wants to legislate to silence him.
21-10-2004 13:59
Indymedia: the tale of the servers 'nobody' seized
Indymedia: the tale of the servers 'nobody' seized, Home Office in a state of denial.
19-10-2004 09:25