Tagged with "London"

Anti-Semitism on the rise in the UK

Anti-Semitism in the UK is on the rise again, especially around the time of the Toulouse massacre
by The Commentator - 29 September 2012
Should British terror suspects be extradited to the US?

Should we really have wasted so much time and taxpayer money in trying to extradite terror suspects to the US instead of seeking prosecutions in the UK?
by Ghaffar Hussain - 25 September 2012
Never give up: Why 9/11 continues to unite us against terrorism

9/11 will remain a day with immense meaning. We should all take a moment to reflect on what it means for us
by The Commentator - 10 September 2012
A lesson in town centre regeneration

In regenerating Britain's towns, we must look to an approach centred around commercially-viable projects
by Przemek Skwirczynski - 22 August 2012
Assange, Asylum and Immunity

Embassies have replaced churches as the setting for confrontations between rival legal orders and concepts of fairness. Assange is in a different world, writes a former UK ambasador
by Charles Crawford - 17 August 2012
Hey big spender – the growth and growth of DWP

John Redwood MP reviews the Department of Work and Pensions' performance in controlling its spending
by Sir John Redwood MP - 26 July 2012
Patently Obvious: London is the best destination for the EU

London has many advantages over its competitors in terms of acting as home for the EU Patent Court. The case is laid out here
by Michael Edenborough Q.C. - 26 May 2012
Britain must speak out against Olympic bigotry on women, and Israel

Saudi gender apartheid and Muslim nations' hatred of Israel getting the green light from the IOC for the London Olympics
by Robin Shepherd, Owner / Publisher - 25 May 2012
Boris and beyond: London mayoralty after BoJo?

If Boris Johnson wants to turn his victory over Livingstone et al. and his growing brand into a legacy, he needs to act quickly
by Peter Botting - 9 May 2012
Ken4London: Divide and Rule politics from Bradford to London

Respected voices on the left are coming out against Ken Livingstone and his Gallowayan tactics, yet the majority of the party remain silent. Our UK Political Editor Harry Cole asks why
by Harry Cole - 3 April 2012
Boris or Ken? Who's cost you more?

With the London Mayoral elections on the horizon, we've visualised some stats to help readers decide who to vote for
by The Commentator - 2 February 2012
The '99 percent': looking in all the wrong places.

Nevermind the bankers, we need to look closer to home and at what needs to change within the state system to prevent the real 99 percent from being seriously hit in the near future.
by Simon Miller - 17 October 2011
False Start: Britain's not ready for the Olympics

Could someone be a sport and postpone the Olympics please? Britain is far from ready.
by - 13 September 2011
The Politicisation of "Islamophobia"

Islamic extremists and their supporters are abusing the term "Islamophobia". The real victims of anti-Muslim hate are paying the price.
by Ghaffar Hussain - 20 April 2011