cowsarejustfood (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
rod hull’s a pedo: the walls are sweating, dripping condensation like hellhouse blood. the guy playing guitar? his trousers are down. depending on yr point of view they’re either the best band on the planet or the worst. i doubt there’s a betwixt. there’s a song called the ballad of rod hull. it’s not a ballad [...]
Adelaide Green Porridge Cafe (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
From the Front Page of the Glasgow Herald . (You can click on the picture to get a larger version). Seems that the SNP candidate for Glasgow East has morphed. Is he Haggis McObama or Porridge McSarkozy? I wonder how well Bonjour Messieurs et Mesdames (pardon the French) or Totally Awesome Dude will go down in Shettleston from their elected member. The latter would likely end up with grevious bodily...
TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Saucy Soggy Scotland - Summer, 2008
TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Saucy Soggy Scotland - Summer, 2008
Time (Free subscription) | yesterday
A stinging defeat to Scottish Nationalists adds more pressure on Gordon Brown to reverse his party's fortunes - or make way for someone else who can
Through The Scary Door (Free subscription) | yesterday
As made in Neil Davidson's excellent meeting at this year's Marxism on nationality, in an age of neo-liberal uniformity (1) reformism can seem radical and (2) the pull toward reformism can get diverted into nationalism and/or regionalism. Along with other radical ideas, the idea of creating our space away from neoliberalism will gain ground (another underground link between reformism and autonomism)....
Dave's Part (Free subscription) | yesterday
Radio alarm clocks can be right inconsiderate little bastards sometimes. I turned in last night in the expectation that New Labour would hold onto Glasgow East, if only just. I woke to hear that the seat - held by Labour...
Norfolk Blogger (Free subscription) | yesterday
Glasgow East we know about now. Terrible news for Labour, good news for the SNP and bad news for Gordon Brown. But any attempts to pass this off as a Scottish phenomenon should be ignored when you look at the result from a key by-election in Westminster. Labour, featuring ex Blur drummer Dave Rowntree as their candidate, lost the previously solid Labour Church Street Ward by 202 votes. It is sometimes...
Caron's Musings (Free subscription) | yesterday
There are few more annoying sights in life than a gloating Scottish nationalist. Apart from, maybe, a room full of them. I was struck by the lack of dignity of their victory celebrations in Glasgow East, with their candidate doing a wee victory dance before the recount had even been declared. It was kind of Rambo come embarrassing middle aged male relative dancing at a wedding. Compare and contrast...
James Cleverly (Free subscription) | yesterday
But it might be good news for the country. Glasgow East is about as bad a result for Labour as it is possible to get, a safe seat in their electoral heartland, it should have hung on. It is possible to recover from a near miss, just look at the fortunes of the Conservatives nationally and locally since the Bromley & Chislehurst by-election. But losing a seat like this will mean a huge increase in
Daily Mail on Sunday (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Labour is hurtling towards a leadership crisis as Cabinet ministers feel growing pressure to ask the Prime Minister to stand aside 'within weeks' in the interests of the party.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Labour is hurtling towards a leadership crisis as Cabinet ministers feel growing pressure to ask the Prime Minister to stand aside 'within weeks' in the interests of the party.
Daily Star (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Gordon Brown's government was on the brink of disaster last night after the biggest upset in Labour history.
Times Online (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Cabinet ministers last night set Gordon Brown a two-month deadline to win back voters’ trust or face a full-scale ministerial revolt.
Miserable Old Fart (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
If you are wondering what newly elected MP John Mason looks like - here is a picture of him courtesy of The Herald's website. I'm not sure who the bloke congratulating him on his election is - Alex Salmond the SNP leader maybe?
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icelebz | 07/08/2008
Cher yl Cole was left terrified after a crazed fan grabbed her yesterday. The Girls Aloud beauty - who is currently filming for hit U.K. TV talent show 'The X Factor', on which she is a judge - was posing for pictures when the man lunged at her and tried to hug her. The 25-year-old singer - who only managed to break free when her assistant pulled the man off - quickly fled into a hotel foyer to escape,
icelebz | 04/30/2008
James McAvoy could have been a Catholic priest if he wasn't an actor. The "Atonement" star confesses he planned to become a priest when he was younger because he wanted to travel the world. The 29-year-old actor tells Closer magazine, "I considered becoming a priest very seriously. I wanted to travel the world - and as a young Catholic it seemed the easiest way." "By the time I turned 16, I realized
raimondo | 11/16/2007
FAKE KING OF SCOTS FLEES TO BELGIUM Jul 23 2006 By Norman Silvester A BOGUS Scots royal has fled to his native Belgium after he was exposed by the Sunday Mail. Michel Lafosse, who claims to be a direct descendant of Bonnie Prince Charlie, has sold his house in Edinburgh's new town and moved home to live with his mother. Last month, we revealed that the self-styled HRH Prince Michael of Albany, faces...
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Cheryl Cole Has a High Opinion of Herself
Cheryl lives her life in the public eye, she had been happily signing autographs and posing for pictures with other people when this gentle giant gave...
en - (not a member) - 07/14/2008
Cheryl Cole Stalker
I think it is terribnle what the Daily Star has written about what happened to Cheryl Cole yesterday by her so called Stalker. Surely if he grabbed her...
en - (not a member) - 07/10/2008