The whistleblower who exposed the News Of The World phone-hacking scandal, has been found dead. Sean Hoare was a journalist at the shamed newspaper and claimed Editors knew what was happening, and encouraged reporters to do it. He was found dead at his home near London. Police are treating it as unexplained, but not suspicious. Hoare directly named his former Editor, Andy Coulson, for knowing about illegal hacking, which he denies. RT talks to James Corbett, independent news website editor.
Detectives hope toxicology tests will solve the death riddle of phone-hacking whistleblower Sean Hoare.
Murdoch’s sudden massive reversal of fortune -- with 10 top former staffers and executives under arrest in Britain for hacking into the phones of public figures and a murdered schoolgirl, and paying off the police and journalists -- has supporters of Israel worried that a diminished Murdoch presence may mute the strongly pro-Israel voice of many of the publications he owns.
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George Galloway talks about the End of Murdoch dominance over media.
Rupert Murdoch is rapidly losing allies on both sides of the Atlantic, with his media empire under pressure from all sides. Journalist Afshin Rattansi believes Murdoch still has some "ammunition" to battle his enemies.
The bill for the visits of the Queen and US President Barack Obama to the Republic of Ireland was €40m (£35m), almost double the previous estimate.
British historian David Irving unearthed Churchill's secret correspondence with Zionist leader/activist, and first President of Israel, Chaim Weizmann. Concealed in a letter to Churchill, Irving discovered that Weizmann pledged to Churchill that American Jewry would bring the U.S. into World War II on the side of England, if Churchill would promise to create a Jewish state in Palestine thus fulfilling the Balfour Declaration signed by the British in 1917. Not only this but Weizmann bragged about how the Jews had brought America into the first World War, and could easily do it again.
Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, report on selling Greece's sovereignty and Spain's El Gordo. In the second half of the show, Max talks to economist Michael Hudson about the IMF assassins sent in to destroy the Greek economy.
Stuart Littlewood views the British government’s unwillingness – as evident from the statements of its ministers in Parliament – to support its citizens' right to go about their lawful business delivering humanitarian aid to besieged Gaza and to protect them from Israeli threats to slaughter them on the high seas.
It's not only Greece that's seeing mass civil unrest. In the UK around three quarters of a million public sector workers are set to protest against government plans to change their pensions, and freeze pay. Many schools will be closed, and transport is likely to be severely affected, as workers embark on a one day strike. RT's Laura Emmett listened to the voices of frustration.
In Britain as in America, the object of training professionals in everything from banking to the media is to produce a class of “managers” who instinctively muffle dissent — even if no one tells them to do so.
Libya campaign has so far cost UK taxpayers almost £260million, the Government admitted yesterday.
Climate change should be removed from the national curriculum, the government adviser conducting a review of the syllabus for five to 16 year olds in England has claimed.
We must hope the banks become less sick and less mad, and realise that to save themselves they must save everyone
At the G20 Summit, London 2009, humanitarian activist groups united and gathered at the Bank of England and the Excel Centre to protest against poverty, war and the immoral domination and distribution of wealth by world leaders.
Following tradition of the Royal House of England, which requires circumsicion of all male children, it was the Jewish Mohel of London rather than the Royal Physician who was called to circumcise the son of Princess Elizabeth.
Kemp is the former commander of UK forces in Afghanistan.
The British government is apparently seeking to use Ofcom regulations as a pretext to impose penalties on Press TV news network and the independent London-based Press TV limited company.
Dublin was in lockdown, mass stop and search was in operation and there was severe curtailment of freedom of movement.
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Gardaí arrested a man in his 40s in Dublin this morning and TheJournal.ie understands that the arrest was in connection with security operations surrounding the visit of US president Barack Obama to Ireland on 23 May.
Gilad Atzmon considers the failure of “anti-Zionist” pretenders embedded in the Palestine solidarity movement in the UK to prevent a recent public debate in London on the subject of “Jewishness, Zionism and Israel”, including the use by the fake anti-Zionists of tactics that included bullying and harassment of panelists.
A government report published today warns that climate change could damage the UK's Wi-Fi infrastructure.
British fashion designer John Galliano accused the Jewish lawyer defending him against an anti-Semitism charge of stealing more than 2.5 million pounds, it emerged today. Mr Galliano, 50, claims the money was illegally withdrawn from his bank account by Stephane Zerbib.
A British inquest jury has ruled that a 47-year-old man who died of internal bleeding on the fringes of violent protests against the 2009 G20 summit in London was illegally killed by a police officer.
Cleaners at the Royal Household are campaigning to get a small amount of money to be spent on the Royal Wedding for their not-living wage.
Three hundred young Purim revellers in Manchester were moved on by police for drinking, dangerous driving and what was described as "explicit behaviour" on the front lawn of a yeshivah.
Stanley Crossick, one of the founders of the EPC, has been noted to have been a close friend of Chabad, and also advised on trade betweent the EU and China. In other news, the EPC hosted Danny Ayalon, a leader of the extremist Israeli party, Yisrael Beitenu, on March 1, 2011.
Ottowa - Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff denies he helped prepare the United States military for the 2003 Iraq invasion, despite eight-year-old praise from American military officials he worked with. Ignatieff led Harvard University’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy that worked with U.S. State Department, American military, and members from the Canadian, British and Israeli militaries.