Former Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw said Google could stop links to the material appearing in results but decides not to. He made the comments during a question-and-answer session conducted by the Joint Committee on Privacy and Injunctions. A Google la

It seems to have been around forever, Desert Island Discs; it’s probably the most celebrated radio programme in Britain, along with The Archers and Woman’s Hour. Most dedicated Radio 4 listeners with a bus pass have probably been aware of it since their

The Labour Party has clasped the clitorally vulnerable victim-hood of the Feministas to its bosom and bitterly resents any attempt to portray an ideologically opposed female as representing ‘Feminism’ at any level. Witness last night’s riveting Newsnight

On its 75th anniversary, much attention was given to the Battle of Cable Street, where Oswald Mosley's blackshirts were prevented from marching through the predominantly Jewish working class East End of London. But Cable Street itself was the culmination

"As I watch, an RAF pilot tries to take off. He roars down the crazy runway. His wings lift him pathetically, then he dives into the water. There is a sickening explosion and the plane bursts into flames ... must have known ... have one chance in..." Tha

It's party time here at the Accrington Observer as we celebrate our biggest anniversary to date. The first edition of the paper went on sale to the people of Hyndburn 125 years ago this week and we have a whole host of events planned to celebrate the mom