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An English journalist who, when he's not exploring the social consequences of political actions, likes to write about cricket for some light relief.
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Fake Highs, Real Risks: The Dangers of “Legal” Synthetic Drugs
Powerful and unpredictable synthetic drugs that mimic the effects of marijuana, cocaine, and other illegal substances, are leaving a trail of paranoia, hallucinations and death across the US. Dr...
Rich Nations, Poor People: The Cause For Rising Poverty In The Western World
Poverty rates are on the rise in the Western world, as recession, rising fuel costs and austerity cuts to social welfare benefits, take their toll on the most vulnerable...
Capitalism’s Pallbearers: The Companies That Run, & Could Destroy, The Global Economy
Systems analysts have shown that a “super entity” of interconnected transnationals dominate the world economy. Their political power is such that even politicians fear the consequences of breaking their...
Is Monsanto Using Us As “Human Guinea Pigs”?
Nearly all research into GM (Genetically Modified) foods is funded by Monsanto, or other bio-tech companies, meaning truly independent data is rare. Some scientists claim only GM foods can...
EconomyWatch Exposé: Europe’s Far Right – Fuelled By Islamophobia?
4 October 2011. Europe’s increasingly vocal and powerful Far Right parties have swapped a racist agenda for an Islamophobic one, moving them closer to the mainstream, where anti-Muslim views are...
The 21st Century Slave Trade: A Cacophony of Lies, Abuse, and Incompetence
21 September 2011. Human trafficking is a global industry worth $32 billion and places millions of vulnerable people from poor countries in servitude, but the number of successful prosecutions...
Anarchy in the UK: The Socio-Economic Factors Behind The London Riots
19 August 2011.The worst riots in England for several decades have drawn widely divergent interpretations from politicians and commentators. Views range from the right-wing position, which is that the...
Thunder Road: Sparking a Revival for the Electric Car
Back in 2006, Californian filmmaker Chris Paine announced the premature demise of the electric car in his cult, prize-winning documentary Who Killed The Electric Car? Now, just five years...
“Dirty Digger”: Murdoch’s News of the World Phone Hacking Scandal
25 July 2011. The phone-hacking scandal which has engulfed Rupert Murdoch’s News International - a British subsidiary of News Corporation - has exposed shocking levels of collusion between media...
The UK & The US: Same Problems, Different Results
7 July 2011. The economic policies of the US and the UK have run parallel since the 1970s when Britain’s Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher decided to emulate the...