Among the myriad mantras and statements that have been espoused by the Occupy movement, “You can’t evict an idea” has remained steadfast. It’s time for the London arm of the movement to put that to the test.
Because you …
The U.K.’s Leveson inquiry into media practices and ethics is broadcast live and available online, giving the public the chance to witness the kind of questioning and back-tracking that usually takes place behind closed doors. …
In honor of the legendary novelist’s 200th birthday, we take a look at some of the most notable commemorations.
Sure, heart-shaped baubles, boxes of chocolates and spa packages are nice – the first time. This year, why not do something unexpected and give your beloved a romantic gift that can be used even when February rolls into spring? …
Some are criticizing the decision to punish Goodwin for comparatively minor offenses. With these relaxed rules, knights who make bad movies may be next.
From Oakland to London, a series of clashes over the weekend have pushed the Occupy movement into the public eye once again.
A British couple raised their child as “gender neutral” to avoid stereotypes. Why are people so upset about it?
Should lessons on lipstick, even as an elective, be offered alongside algebra?
On Wednesday afternoon in London, high court judge Justice Lindblom handed down the decision in the eviction case brought by the City of London against the Occupy protesters. The verdict was bad news for the protesters: the tents …
Winnie the who? Modern versions of the originally British children’s series has left U.K. fans wondering what happened to their beloved books.
Linda Weeks, a British librarian, is leading the pack with complaints about the …
A denied divorce in Toronto has thousands of gay couples wondering if their marriages are suddenly null and void.
A big discovery yields the world’s most miniature vertebrate
