Britain’s defence minister has said his country will reduce by “thousands” its 7,100-strong force in Iraq by the end of 2007.

The West Yorkshire Truth Campaign is holding a talk given by William Rodriguez. The event will be held at The Narrowboat Pub, 38 Victoria Street, Skipton BD23 1JE at 8.00pm on Thursday 30th November 2006.

Populist candidate in Ecuador defeats Washington-supported billionaire oligarch in presidential run-off election.

Legal authorities should consider criminal prosecutions against AWB Ltd and senior company executives including former chairman Trevor Flugge, the inquiry into AWB’s bribery of Saddam Hussein’s regime has found.

Tony Blair will express his “deep sorrow” today for Britain’s role in the slave trade but will stop short of demands for a full apology.

Police are to demand new powers to arrest protesters for causing offence through the words they chant and the slogans on their placards and even headbands.

Britain’s drug classification scheme is out of whack and should be adjusted, said Dr. David Nutt, head of the British parliament’s Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs…

Were a Russian journalist and an ex-KGB officer murdered over an investigation of the Beslan terrorist attack?

Our tale begins on May 29, 1954, at the Hotel de Bilderberg near the city of Arnhem in the Netherlands.

The other night I had an extensive conversation with one of my best friends. This man is highly intelligent and moral.

In his diary of a week which saw yet another assassination, our man in Beirut reflects that the present violence in Lebanon creates longings for a supposedly peaceful past.

Relatives of suspects in criminal investigations are to face having DNA tests and their confidential medical records released to the authorities if they refuse to co-operate with the police.

Who’s balloting for a strike this week, then? The Telegraph, heaving with wrath over 54 redundancies?