Daily Mail readers are more exposed than most of us to the bizarre ramblings of old timer hacks whose social attitudes haven't progressed with the rest of the British population. I mean, where else would news of David Beckham's shaved head and newly grown beard prompt the headline: ‘Has David Beckham joined the Taliban?' For… More »
Michael Jackson's star-studded memorial service ended on a fittingly emotional note after fans, friends and stars paid tribute to the 'King of Pop'.The service began when his coffin was carried into the Staples Center in Los Angeles by his brothers before tributes were paid by Diana Ross and Nelson Mandela. Mariah Carey then sang… More »
OK! magazine sank to a new low this week by publishing on its front page what it proudly calls "the last ever pictures of Michael Jackson". It would appear the term ‘rest in peace' is lost on OK! with its publishers Northern & Shell forking out an estimated £300,000 for rights to use the image. The photograph shows… More »
The world is currently in a state of shock as one of the most iconic musicians of the past 100 years has passed away.Paramedics were called to the Michael Jackson's home around midday US time on Thursday after he stopped breathing and suffered a cardiac arrest. He was rushed to a local… More »
I like Gordon Brown. That's not a ‘cool' thing to say in the media at the moment, the bandwagon of anti-Brown writers is growing by the day. Despite the mess the government is in I still think Brown is an intelligent, trustworthy and decisive man, a good leader to have in a crisis. But do… More »
Over the past few weeks the media, and I include us in this, have been guilty of focusing too much of our time on the MPs' expenses scandal. Don't get me wrong, it‘s important - the topic received a lot of coverage and it does still need to be reported on - but we need… More »
What does the European Parliament do? The European Parliament represents people living in the 27 member countries of the European Union (EU). It has powers in a range of areas that affect member countries: animal rightsconsumer rightsthe environmentinternational traderegional economic developmentworkers' rights It has the power to approve, amend or reject new European laws. How is… More »
Shahid Malik went on the offensive today prior to stepping down as Justice Minister, calling for an end to this "bloodfest". Presumably, judging by his bitter tone, he was pushed or at least told to jump. "This bloodfest has got to stop...otherwise we will have no democracy left," he said. My views on the matter… More »
It appears that Times are a-changing at News Corporation. According to reports Rupert Murdoch is to start charging readers for accessing the company's newspaper websites. Buoyed by the success of online subscriptions at the Wall Street Journal the billionaire claims that the news media is going through an "epochal" debate over whether to charge for online news. In… More »
I see a lot of strange news stories in this job and this one, which was featured recently in a German newspaper, is up there with the strangest.A judge in Stuttgart, Germany, is currently trying to decide on a lawsuit in which a man hired his neighbour to impregnate his wife. It gets weirder. Demetrius Soupolos, 29, and… More »
This week there have been two high-profile prison sentences made by British courts which have highlighted big flaws in our judicial system.The first decision came on Tuesday 14th April when Jack Tweed (right) was sentenced to a 12-week jail sentence for an assault on a taxi driver. The chairwoman for Harlow Magistrates' Court said that… More »
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