June 26, 2007

Germany

Birds of a feather

by Mrs Tilton

Germany has tossed a Holocaust denier into prison, and the American Christianist right is all outraged about it. Or so PZ Myers tells me; it’s telling that I had to learn about this from him, as this hasn’t been a big story here at all.
As you probably know, it is illegal in Germany to deny [...]

June 16, 2007

A Fistful Of Euros

UKIP with adverbs

by Alex Harrowell

The “Open Europe” boys apparently think that giving the EU a legal personality would be a huge transfer of powers from the UK to “Brussels”. Legal personality, essentially, means that the EU would be allowed to sign cheques - or rather that it could sign for the member states.
Well, that sounds like a big [...]

February 19, 2005

Governments and parties

Sometimes it’s who you don’t vote for that counts

by Nick Barlow

As many Fistful readers will be aware, it’s widely expected that there’ll be a General Election in the UK this May. Of course, because of the way our system works, no one can say for definite when it will be until the Prime Minister actually goes to the Queen and requests that she dissolve Parliament [...]

October 29, 2003

Websites

The trials of the Tories

by Nick Barlow

Later today, Iain Duncan Smith, the leader of Britain’s Conservative Party, will face a vote of confidence in his leadership that he’s widely expected not to survive. (For those of you looking for blogged coverage during the day, I recommend British Politics, Anthony Wells, Iain Murray and our own Matthew Turner. We’re yet to have [...]

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