Surprise, surprise.

You can watch the entire thing now - for free - already on Google Video.
Watch it while you can, here is the link below.

In a historic move, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is asking people to submit ideas about which UK laws need to be scrapped.

This was posted yesterday on Facebook as the last interview (not complete though).

I can't be sure, but the information says it was 4 months before her death.

To be released on the 26th of September.

From a stroke!

Just heard on the radio. More details when I have them.

Sad, at what we have lost!

Jeremy Irons dislikes Nanny State

I watched the Iron Lady on TV last night and it was a travesty of a film, a confused mess.

In the teeth of fierce opposition itching for a new law regulating UK press and investigative journalism, David Cameron says:

Unhappy Americans ask to secede from US

On the weekend I visited Runnymede with the family. A timely reminder of the birthplace of "liberty under law" in the face of the US Presidential elections.

New TV series on how Atheists should handle moral challenges.

Amazingly this photo was published before the debate!

Last weekend I visited Clandon Park.

I heard this yesterday on BBC radio.

"A familiar cry goes up - 'yes we want more housing, but no to every development - and not in my backyard'.

The BBC broadcast a comedy on Monday, Citizen Khan, the first ever Asian sitcom they've done.

On the weekend I visited the Landscape Gardens of Stowe House in Buckinghamshire.

By chance I happened across "the Temple of British Worthies" built in 1734.

"Judges, like politicians, are happiest when they can avoid confronting the real issues and this judgement is no exception to the rule.

Cigarette manufacturers in Australia have just lost a legal appeal to stop their products being sold in plain packaging.

A black and white issue!

Romney Up 22 Points Among Whites

I suspect Ayn Rand would have loved this.

I saw this children's book today in the UK.

As you can see "proudly made in NZ".

Oh, the inhumanity of it.

How does English like this get past the editor's pen?

From Mandella's Robben Island Bible (i.e.

Today I would like to salute the brave men and women who invaded NAZI occupied France on the 6th of June 1944, 68 years ago in order to liberate her.

On the weekend I visited Blenheim Palace, the birth place of Winston Churchill, and I took some photos.

In the Guardian today, two scientists argue over the extent to which we are governed by our unconscious thought processes. In other words, getting right down to the nitty gritty behind free will. The interest in this disagreement is that Tallis takes an objectivist-style argument which defeats his opponent.

Not the type of Coke you may have been thinking of, but Coca Cola.

Legendary interviewer of Ayn Rand died aged 93.