Squirrels in the loft burn down a £410,000 home.
The above sorry picture are the ruins of the family home situated in Cuffley in Hertforshire of Mr & Mrs…
Month: July 2010
Senator Robert Menendez: a study in arrogance.
Above left, is Alexander Graf von Hoyos, Freiherr zu Stichsenstein, Chef de cabinet of the Imperial [Austrian] Foreign Minister who…
A Europhile’s last carriage?
Ever wondered about what sort of send off traitors such as Blair, Straw, Brown and Miliband (signatories to the EU…
£84 million lotto winner: a double life.
Rumour has it that the winner of the Euromillions Draw No. 327 of Friday 14th May 2010 is attempting to…
The Hagworthingham Two: still the case continues.
The British Gazette last reported on this case on 14th February, 2010. It is now understood that the trial which…
Raymond Elliot: Should he have eaten the evidence?
The case of the unfortunate Mr. Elliot of Burton upon Trent in Staffordshire says far more about contemporary Britain that…
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The Knight XV: the car Tony [Blair] should drive ?
Despised for handing even more of our county to the rule of the never to be sufficiently damned abomination, the…
The Euro: Will it survive? Professor Tim Congdon.
Professor Tim Congdon talks about the crisis in the Eurozone and whether or not it will break-up. Also addressing this…
Failure to display: £150 million fine.
Patriots will greet the news that the country will now have £150,000,000 less to spend on such as the NHS…
Mr. Paul Barrett – a man more sinned against than sinned.
A man from Stanley, County Durham has become the first eBay seller in the UK to be convicted of bidding…