New types of grains and vegetables developed on ‘desktop farms’ could soon be on the menu
A technique first used by NASA to grow crops in space has been successfully adapted to work on Earth
UN warns of damage to “the fabric of British society” as the state turns on its people
Drastic cuts to social support and welfare risk damaging the very fabric of British society, a UN report has today revealed. Concluding his 12-day visit to the country the UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, Philip Alston, said the UK Government’s policies are entrenching high levels of ...
Film Review: The Workshop
A decade after winning the Palme d’Or for his film The Class, director Laurent Cantet brings us apolitically engaged look at France’s disenfranchised youth. Set in the coastal town of La Ciotat – the place where the Lumière brothers filmed a moving train and invented cinema – The Workshop centres around a summer writing class. It is led ...
Policewoman ‘kicked dog owner out of station and locked door – leaving him to freeze to death’
PC Bhupinder Kalsi is accused of gross incompetence in relation to the incident
Watch – Thugs caught on CCTV attacking Labour councillor and his wife with knife are jailed
Footage shows the thug brandishing the huge blade in the terrifying daylight attack
Crooked officer helped smuggle millions of pounds worth of guns and drugs into Britain
Simon Pellett was arrested by French police in October 2017 in a supermarket car park between Calais and Dunkirk
Video- Woman was slashed across the bottom in a seemingly random attack in Central London
The stabber then walked away calmly, along a street in Westminster.
Security bolstered at Christmas markets across country in case of terror attack
Police with assault rifles are patrolling Christmas markets surrounded by concrete barriers amid fears of an imminent terror attack in Britain
Full interim statement of UN Extreme Poverty Rapporteur’s investigation into British government makes shocking reading
As Conservative MPs busied themselves lining up to walk Prime Minister Theresa May down the gangplank of a vote of a no confidence vote just weeks before Britain faces it's biggest challenge in decades and apotentially ruinous no deal Brexit, in central London the United Nation's investigation into the effects ...