Glasgow City Council may have shied clear of investigating contracts drawn up by Steven Purcell but all is not quiet on that score.

One of Steven’s network of gay friends is under the microscope at this

Things go better with Coke, they say in Glasgow, bastion of Labour support for Gordon Brown.

Gordon may have temporarily tried to align himself with the hip and ethical ‘Innocent Smoothie’ healthy eating

The leftie luvies, Ben Kingsly, Noel Clarke and Tom Felton, have banded together, donned trendy hoodies and made a short film extolling the virtues of mugging the bankers for

Two friends of mine once put the body of their deceased elder brother into the back of their van and drove across most of northern France to his ‘home’ commune where they

Shock horror – the British Army have been training firing at targets that look like the sort of targets they might find in Afghanistan – whatever is the world coming to?

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John Mason, the SNP member for Glasgow East made another brave attempt at Prime Minister’s Question Time to open the sewer that Stephen Purcell recently crawled out of to inspection by the electorate.

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Whether the latest edition of the American ‘Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders’ actually proves that we are three times madder today than we were in 1952 is open to conjecture

If finding a compliant female who does your bidding exactly to your requirements is your goal in life – (Ed: then you are on the wrong blog for a start) I may have just the woman for you.

The Catholic Church manages ‘outrage’ at last.

It has been ‘saddened’ in prior weeks, it has been ‘dismayed’, it even sneaked in a solitary ‘disgusted’ at one point, but these

Once upon a time, we relied on the story teller for both news and education; we called him a troubadour. He travelled from market place

A brilliant April Fool’s Day hoax by the students of Cambridge University.

It managed to even bring my favourite left-wing vox-pox out in support of Nick Griffin of the BNP,

Every morning I get a raft of government press releases, ministerial boasts of jobs well done, ministerial denunciations of behaviour no longer considered acceptable, ministerial pronouncements of food and drink I may consume.

My

Bob Crow is showing his members just why he is worth his wages – Bob Crow (RMT) – £79,564 in salary, £26,115 in pension contributions, £13,013 expenses.

They have really had their money’s

The resignation of Dr Polly Taylor – the veterinary medicine expert whose post is required by law to be filled on the committee – from the Advisory Council on

AngryTeen for a thorough and intelligent fisking of BNP Policy.

Obnoxio for the ultimate car sales advertisement.

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