Coming from the GMO biotech industry, or its political mouthpieces, the term "sound science" rings extremely hollow
Steve Richards is right to say that next year's election will not, and should not, be decided by personality politics. So what will determine the voters' preferences, asks former MP and member of the Labour shadow cabinet, Bryan Gould
A work by the Palestinian poet, writer and artist, Dr Faysal Mikdadi
The first Holocaust of this century is taking place in Mosul, Iraq, and the British Government is strangely silent
Western governments and their advisors can no longer continue to ignore the work of the master economist Dr Osamu Shimomura (1910-1989) who provided the insights which have produced the high growth of the China Sea economic zone
A poem by Miles Caston
In this war, both sides have the same aim: to put an end to the situation that existed before it started
"The situation involving Palestine 'and Israel is an undeclared war, in which the aggressor, Israel, has 'destroyed the Palestinian economy, robbed people of their land, 'unilaterally changed borders, and unilaterally built a wall of exclusion 'to keep Palestinians out of their land
The blame game commenced immediately. Without waiting for an investigation or any hard information whatsoever, Washington lost no time in pointing an accusing finger at Moscow
A fallen government minister who fought the 'green blob' seems to be contemplating a US-style insurgency, writes George Monbiot.