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…
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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…
Rolls Royce: Edward Heath: At least he did one thing right.
The British Gazette is a strong critic Brussels Brainwashing Commissariat but now and then when our enemies do a good…
The EU Egg Directive: Where do we go from here?
Above is Frau Doktor Renate Sommer, Mitglied des Europäischen Parlaments für Nordrhein-Westfalen. She is a member of the Christlich Demokratische…
Tax Unicorns!
Faced with the need to increase taxes and cut public spending AT THE SAME TIME, Chancellor of the Exchequer George…
Celebrated insults.
Above is the celebrated portrait of a youthful Nancy Astor by John Singer Sargent. It calls to mind the most…