It's been two years since Britain voted to leave the European Union and over at spiked, Brendan O'Neill calls on his readers to 'Raise a pint to this revolt!' O'Neill has spent much of the last two years accusing every critic of Brexit of being a traitor to British democracy. His site has positioned itself as a champion of the people - calling for the abolition of the House of Lords because the Lords have resisted the government's approach and...
Staff fork out on food for hungry kids, tampons, toilet rolls, pens, pencils and books as funding cuts bite More than half of school support staff feel they have to spend their own money on things for children at cash-strapped schools, a new GMB study shows. Teaching assistants and other support staff are forking out on food for hungry kids, tampons, pens, pencils and books. Staff report having to bring balls and even paper aeroplanes for break time because ‘our...
Shirley Kordie, 33, will die unless she gets a life-saving transplant from brother Joseph who is her only stem-cell match
Thomas Collins, whose brother's TOWIE girlfriend Ferne McCann had a baby with him, was nicked when police raided his home looking for Arthur.
Mohiussunnath Chowdhury, 27, told the Old Bailey that he was inspired to travel to the Palace after seeing a TV news report that morning about the bombing of a wedding reception in Yemen
Whether you are looking for beach-side dining, spectacular views or traditional Greek tavernas, Mykonos has it all when it comes to fine dining spots. For an island that celebrates diversity, it is not surprising that there is a plethora of restaurants on offer that are either buried within the cosy whitewashed alleys in town or sprawled across the many miles of cost line. Fish is in abundance, mezze is widely served and local Greek wine punches with the quality of many...
The mother and son sought out the lover in a hotel in Bristol
For centuries, indigenous cultures have honored their shamanic healers as the bridge to spiritual healing,providing healing and blessings that help cure all manner of ills, both physical and spiritual. Throughout the world’s cultural history, the shaman has been consulted for both practical and pragmatic solutions to the everyday problems we face in life. Since the early 1900s, quantum theory has described the nature of the universe at the tiniest measures of energy levels while shamans have been manipulating that energy...
The fact that 90% of UK households now have access to the Internet has changed the way consumers interact with brands and purchase goods. If ten years ago the high street was UK’s top shopping destination, land-based retailers are now struggling to keep up with online stores, which are causing a massive commerce shift. According to the Office of National Statistics, 77% of British adults have bought goods and services online and 56% have used the Internet to purchase clothing....
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