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Who Murdered UK Weapons Inspector Dr David Kelly?

We need public access to Dr Kelly’s post mortem report and the documentation relating to his death. The Blair-Brown government’s delaying tactics will not do.

(LONDON) - Christopher King examines the death of UK weapons inspector Dr David Kelly in 2003 and argues that, in the light of fresh analyses of the circumstances of his death

It is vital that the new British government make public Dr Kelly’s post mortem report and other documentation relating to his death.

Britain`s Prime Minister Gordon Brown Throws in the Towel

Conservative leader David Cameron now moves forward to become the country's new leader; Britain's Prime Minister.

(LONDON) - It was announced Tuesday that Gordon Brown is resigning his position as British Prime Minister as the country appears to be closing in on the formation of a new government.

Five days after an inconclusive election in Great Britain, two of the country's major parties are preparing to combine efforts to send the Conservative Party back into power.

A Letter from the Heart of a Muslim Woman to the American People who Support Israel and its Wars

To defeat the aggressors is not enough to make peace durable. The main thing is to discard the ideology that generates war. —Ludwig von Mises

(LONDON) - I am writing this because of the devastation that is caused by your government in our lands, and because of the immanent threat to world peace that I see your government pushing for, again.

The way things are moving now, I foresee great danger, and terrible risk to peace and security to the whole world.

Agent Orange Victims Aren`t Enough for Monsanto; Now GM Food

Pressure On Monsanto needs to keep increasing, to avoid more deadly consequences from the folks who brought the world Agent Orange; this time is it genetically modified food.

(LONDON) - It is to be hoped that the ruling of the court will be in favour of common sense; in short the safety of our food, so essential to every man, woman and child on this planet.

Spandau Ballet to be First Band to Perform in Space

Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic signs 80's British band to perform outside of our atmosphere.

(LONDON Daily Mail) - Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic signs up Spandau Ballet to be first band to perform in space

As only six passengers and two pilots are permitted to be on board for the flight, cameras, microphones and equipment for the performance will all be automated and operated from earth.

Ghost House in London

A seriously scary story about a child ghost and untraceable sounds.

(LONDON) - In London, south of the river in a place called Brixton (think of the bronx in New York then you will get a good idea about what this place is like... or better still Google “Brixton Riots”.

Apparently they are starting to clean this place up with expensive house conversions, especially in the big old houses that have plenty of space to rent out the rooms to what seems to be the new age of modern arty and media types.

Economic Downturn Will have Severe, Far-Reaching Effects on Global Health

Resources for disease surveillance are often cut back during difficult economic times, jeopardizing the systems we rely on to identify and deal with emerging diseases – including the current swine flu epidemics.

(LONDON) - The health of millions of people worldwide is at risk as a result of the financial crisis, says Dr Andrew Robertson, in an editorial published online in Emerging Health Threats Journal.

The world economy is currently in the midst of the most significant recession since the 1930s. The crisis has proved devastating for national economies, and the effects on health care will be felt worldwide as health spending falls, unemployment rises, and international aid is cut.