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MP slams school biometric guidance
By Kablenet An MP has attacked the government’s biometrics advice to schools for failing to enshrine in law a parent’s...
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Biometric British visas compulsory for everyone
By RASHMEE ROSHAN LALL Everyone applying to enter the UK for longer than six months will need to procure biometric visas...
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9/11 Workers Not Getting Enough Care, Report Says
By ANTHONY DePALMA Almost six years after the terrorist attack on New York, the federal government still does not have an...
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West Hollywood votes to impeach Bush and Cheney
The City Council’s resolution cites abuses of power and other misdeeds. Some residents say they should have been consulted...
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9/11 Truthers Bring Message To UK Festival
By Carl Friar RINF Alternative News East Anglia Truth at the Eastern Haze Festival – 20-22nd July, 2007 http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/5610/tentsideborderdp9.jpgWell,...
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George Galloway: Sham trial by Parliament
“At least the United States Senate gave me an uninterrupted hearing,” said an outraged George Galloway as the...
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Film Screening: The Secret
Thursday 23rd. August in the downstairs room at the Sands Arts Centre (opposite Post Office) in Grange 7:30pm Free Admission This...
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UK’s Brown won’t rule out military action in Iran
By Sophie Walker British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Monday he would not rule out military action against Iran, but...
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Bush’s torture ban is full of loopholes
The president has issued an executive order to stop the CIA from using torture, but the ban is unenforceable. By David Cole Once...
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US Troops told they can leave ASAP
By J A Blacker MSc IMI, Science Correspondent RINF Alternative News A report by CCN here states: “Iraqi prime minister...
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Children as young as five to be fingerprinted in schools
Daily Mail Schools are to get the Government’s permission to fingerprint all pupils. Ministers will issue guidance...
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Globalisation backlash in rich nations
By Chris Giles A popular backlash against globalisation and the leaders of the world’s largest companies is sweeping all...
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Alarm at US right to highly personal data
Religion and sex life among passenger details to be passed on to officials Jamie Doward, home affairs editor Sunday July...
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Israel among top 10 countries selling counterfeit pharmaceuticals
By Yuval Azoulay Israel has been ranked 10th on the list of countries counterfeiting pharmaceuticals, according to Population...
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Saving A President
By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News In his first year in office, the widely-followed Cook Political Report had this...
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UK Army doctors in Baha Mousa case ‘colluded in cover-up’
By Andrew Johnson Doctors who examined Baha Mousa, a 24-year-old Basra hotel worker who was kicked and beaten to death in...
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Toilet-paper dispenser is stingy with the sheets
By Brian Tracey This may be the last straw for people who think technology has eliminated every last bit of personal privacy:...
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Is this Big Brother street?
By James McCarthy SMILE…you’re on camera. Today we can reveal the incredible rise of CCTV with one Welsh street containing...
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No 10 honours plot: four new names
By David Leppard and Robert Winnett POLICE investigating the cash for honours scandal seized evidence that Downing Street...
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CIA to ‘toughen up’
NY Times THE White House has given the Central Intelligence Agency approval to resume some severe interrogation methods...
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Microchip Implants Raise Privacy Concern
By TODD LEWAN CityWatcher.com, a provider of surveillance equipment, attracted little notice itself – until a year...
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UN probes Ivory Coast abuse
The United Nations is investigating allegations of widespread sexual abuse by hundreds of its peacekeepers serving in the...
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Depleted Uranium. A Scientific Perspective
An Interview With LEUREN MORET, Geoscientist W. Leon Smith and Nathan Diebenow, ,The Lone Star Iconoclast Interview Conducted By...
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U.S. Aborted Raid on Qaeda Chiefs in Pakistan in ’05
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US: Presidential Order Affirms CIA Secret Detentions
Human Rights Watch President George W. Bush’s new executive order on the Central Intelligence Agency’s detention...




