Cameron to drop 0.7% aid commitment?
The Observer reports that Prime Minister David Cameron will not include his long-touted 0.7% foreign aid target in the Queen's Speech this week
- 5 May 2013
UN sponsors "terrorist tournament"
The United Nations Development Programme has reportedly backed an event named after Palestinian terrorist "Abu Jihad"
- 2 May 2013
Pakistani elite must pay more in tax to justify UK aid spending, say British MPs
Members of the Britain's International Development Select Committee have said UK aid should be linked to Pakistani tax rises
- 4 April 2013
Member of UK Parliament's International Development Committee says British government should 'end relationship' with anti-Semite aid recipients
Pauline Latham, a member of the Department for International Development's Select Committee has responded to The Commentator's article from this week
- 13 February 2013
British taxpayers fund Holocaust denial from Arab news outlet
An 'independent' Arab news outlet has accused "the Jews" of creating the "Holocaust myth" to achieve "many goals". The outlet is supported by the EU and UK taxpayer
- 11 February 2013
Interview: "Sound science and good economics seem to have disappeared from British policy making"
The Commentator interviews Ambassador Alan Oxley on World Growth's new report indicating that the developing world is suffering due to groups such as WWF
- 8 August 2012
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