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Trade Without Principles is Lethal

Ilco van der Linde | Posted 07.01.2013 | UK
Ilco van der Linde

Japan has been given to understand that if it does not stop with the so-called 'scientific whaling' there will be no agreement on free trade. Period.

Long Drives and Bed Bugs

Tim Thornton | Posted 22.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
Tim Thornton

Coming out of Montana and into Idaho was so dramatic I almost parked the van and cracked into a few poems.

Quantum Leap: A Father's Faith

Yassin Alsalman | Posted 21.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
Yassin Alsalman

Times are different now. We are a distracted generation. The tension is rising in our nations, as it did during our parents generation. We have been witness to media wars, and wars through media.

Girl Who Committed Suicide Due To Cyberbullies Is Still Targeted

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 16.10.2012 | UK Universities & Education

A hacktivist group claims to have identified the tormentor of Amanda Todd, the teenager who bravely shared her story of bullying and torment on YouTub...

Schoolgirl Driven To Death By Cyberbullies

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 12.10.2012 | UK Universities & Education

A schoolgirl who was driven to suicide by bullies had documented her heart-breaking story in a YouTube video weeks before her death, it has emerged. ...

Canada, the Midwest, Montreal Junkies and Not-So-Pleasant Border Guards

Tim Thornton | Posted 08.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
Tim Thornton

Minneapolis. I don't know about you, but when I think of Minneapolis (and granted, it's not often) I imagine somewhere quite westerly within the whole US of A scheme of things. Today I am finding out quite how wrong I am. It's not in the west. It's not even in the middle. Look at a map. It's in the east.

The East Coast, Shifting Tree Branches, Gas Station Confusion and Pleasant Border Guards

Tim Thornton | Posted 02.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
Tim Thornton

It's big. It's got tall buildings. It speaks French. It has strange red flashing traffic lights that confuse the hell out of us. It's like a cross between a North American city (which it is), a Scottish city like Aberdeen or Edinburgh (which it isn't), and in some strange way (and I'm really gonna get lambasted for this one) - Sydney. Where am I?

We're Sharing What With Canada>?

PA | Posted 24.09.2012 | UK

Britain and Canada will establish joint diplomatic missions and share embassy offices abroad, Foreign Secretary William Hague is set to announce on Mo...

WATCH: Daring Ducks Cross Busy Motorway

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 05.09.2012 | UK Comedy

Quick! Pass the smelling salts! Our nerves are in absolute shreds after watching this mother duck and her brood crossing the motorway in Toronto. W...

British Man's Body Found In Canada River

Posted 08.08.2012 | UK

The body of a British man who drowned during a river trip in Canada has been recovered. Andrew Barrie, from Balloch in West Dunbartonshire, was on ...

Briton Missing In Canada Feared Dead

PA | Posted 31.07.2012 | UK

Police in Canada are continuing their search for a Briton thought to have been swept to his death over waterfalls. The Scottish man, along with two...

The Union of the Culture High - The Future of Film?

Jason Reed | Posted 27.09.2012 | UK Entertainment
Jason Reed

The film industry has had a torrid time over the last few years: Illegal downloads, the advent of home cinema, YouTube; they've all contributed to the waning affluence of the silver screen. Add to this mix the fact that documentaries are known financial quagmires, and you have depressive mix for any aspiring film maker.

Romanian Village Blocks Canadian Cyanide Mine

Rupert Wolfe-Murray | Posted 14.09.2012 | UK
Rupert Wolfe-Murray

How did a bunch of peasant farmers and volunteers, operating on a shoestring budget with no access to the national media, manage to block one of the biggest investments in Romania? I went to the remote mountain village of Rosia Montana, located in the Apuseni mountains in western Romania, to find out.

Naked Montreal Students' Tuition Fee Protest In Pictures

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 18.08.2012 | UK Universities & Education

SEE ALSO: Naked Cyclists Storm City Centres To Promote Bicycle Safety (PHOTOS) Peta Protester Sophie Barratt Strips Off For VegetarianismNaked Stud...

Radiohead Cancel Concert After Stage Collapse Leaves Fan Dead

PA | Posted 17.06.2012 | UK Entertainment

UPDATE: The drum technician who was killed when a stage collapsed ahead of a Radiohead concert in Toronto in Canada has been named as Scott Johnson. ...

PICTURES: Naked Students Protest Against Tuition Fees

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 08.06.2012 | UK Universities & Education

Naked students bared their flesh on Thursday to protest against tuition fee increases in Canada. The unabashed students marched in Montreal, voicin...

'Anonymous' Warn of Attack on F1 in Canada

Todd McCandless | Posted 29.07.2012 | UK Sport
Todd McCandless

If you've been following our stories regarding the protests in Canada, here and here, then you may be interested to know that the group 'Anonymous' has once again targeted Formula One as the center of their next attack on June 10th according to the group's statement:

Oil Sands and Rising Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

David Hone | Posted 24.07.2012 | UK
David Hone

In a recent New York Times opinion piece, NASA climate scientist James Hansen again puts forward his very compelling argument for strong action on limiting global CO2 emissions.

MC Charlez At The Decks

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 23.05.2012 | UK

Prince Charles, or MC Charlez as he may soon be known, has shown he isn't afraid to "get down wid da kidz" with some handy work on the decks in Canada...

'We Were Born On Your Wedding Day, Duchess!'

PA | Posted 22.05.2012 | UK

Two seven-year-old girls caught the royal eye on Tuesday, giving the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall a reminder of their wedding day. Twins Grace and ...

Flu Shot During Pregnancy Could Lower Risk Of Stillborn Baby

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah O'Meara | Posted 22.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Canadian research has revealed that mothers who have flu shots during pregnancy reap unexpected health rewards for their babies. Researchers at the...

Brit To Attempt Arctic First

PA | Posted 29.06.2012 | UK

British explorer Pen Hadow announced today he will make a scientific survey of the Arctic sea ice while attempting the first unsupported solo crossing...

Could The Titanic Wreck Become An Underwater Museum?

PA | Posted 14.06.2012 | UK

The wreck of the Titanic could become an underwater museum, its discoverer said. Footage of the doomed vessel from 4,000m under the ocean off the c...

WATCH: Man Drunkenly Sings Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' In Cop Car

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 30.03.2012 | UK Comedy

So you've been picked up for being drunk and disorderly by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Despite your hazy recollection of how things worked on D...

Designing and Co-cCeating the Best Possible Future for the NHS

Alan Moore | Posted 17.05.2012 | UK Politics
Alan Moore

The bitter public battle now being fought over the future of the NHS looks set to continue. Its future shape uncertain, and the mounting resistance that is so visceral is based upon fear, uncertainty and crucially a genuine lack of trust in those that claim to be guiding us to the best possible future the NHS.