‘Libel reform Bill goes to the Lords’
I reproduce here, for anyone not on the e-mailing list, the text of an updating message from The Libel Reform Campaign: ‘Dear Friends We’re still waiting for a public […]
A cHunt-er on abortion
I’m hardly the first to air a view on this, and what with ground already covered, and a week away (deliberately) incommunicado in The Lake District, I wasn’t going to […]
Secularism2012 – a take
This year’s National Secular Society conference relocated from cosy Conway Hall to the higher capacity provided by the nearby Royal National Hotel. Additional to the attraction of the listed speakers, […]
Free speech for the ignorable
What a couple of shackling weeks for free speech. A scheduled re-showing of Professor Tom Holland’s recent film, Islam: The Untold Story, was cancelled by Channel 4 owing to threats […]
One out of three ain’t bad…
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising III: remit, or not remit?
Further to my frustration with being ping-ponged between the Advertising Standards Authority and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, I did eventually receive further correspondence from the latter, as […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising III: remit, or not remit?
Further to my frustration with being ping-ponged between the Advertising Standards Authority and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, I did eventually receive further correspondence from the latter, as […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising II: the ASA loophole?
Following my recent flagging of the British Homeopathic Association’s ridiculous ‘Celebrity Photography Project’, I cracked on and brought this to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority: I understand that […]
Lee Turnpenny 