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Lord James of Blackheath has been threatened with the police, told to retract the comments he made in the House of Lords on EU Defence Union, and is facing demands to resign and remain silent on the issue from now on.

Lord James of Blackheath, the man who spotted the first lead that revealed British and Israeli involvement in the Iraqi Supergun affair and who in 2010 became just about the only peer of the realm to raise the issue of the national debt in proper ...

Francois Fischer, Head of the Intelligence Analysis Division, European Union Intelligence and Situation Centre, comments on Brexit.

The UK Column publishes what we believe is the only English translation of the full text of the Aachen Treaty which Germany and France will sign this week.

Building on his experience of what went right and wrong in the years when he was a GCHQ officer, Alex Thomson has reflected on how British intelligence has performed since the Second World War and presents his outline findings in this talk.

The deal, the whole deal, and nothing but the deal is EU Defence Union. This is the key to understanding the EU’s and Tories’ version of “leaving” the EU — Brexit.

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry made an important statement against the frenzy for a Western attack on Syria yesterday.

Mike Robinson, Brian Gerrish, Alex Thomson, Patrick Henningsen and Mark Anderson discuss the main stories of 2017, and take a look at the year ahead.

The United States was supposed to reprocess spent plutonium into non-weapons grade material, as Russia has. Russia’s displeasure with the United States’ breach of the plutonium treaty follows what is just the latest provocation from the final days of ...

It is now known what happens when a defendant pleads neither guilty nor not guilty.

Network of connections between the formation of political charity Common Purpose by powerful international banks, through the secret meeting to create the Media Standards Trust, to the creation of a highly political clamour by the Hacked Off campaign ...

The Prudential Regulation Authority, the Financial Services Authority successor with responsibility for regulation of banks, has announced a reduction in the levels of savings protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

In a closed court and contrary to the law, she was told by the Judge which law firm she must use. It appears that a guilty plea was then entered without Melanie's knowledge, and she remained unaware of the legal process whilst locked in solitary ...

Last year some 47,000 homes were repossessed by the banks leaving devastated home owners and wrecked families. Many of these repossessions were criminally fraudulent.

Let’s deal with reality. Melanie Shaw sits in Sodexo high security prison Peterborough. She has been there on remand since her trial at Nottingham Crown Court on 25 July 2014. Members of the public who attended that first trial, report that ...

Following an extraordinary Crown Court hearing in which Nottingham Police and the CPS failed to present evidence, child abuse victim and key Beechwood abuse witness Melanie Shaw has been remanded in HMP Peterborough until October.

The Beechwood Children’s Home abuse witness is being held in Peterborough prison after unknown police action on Thursday, 10th July, and a secret court hearing on Friday, 11th July 2014. For the personal safety of the individual and in the wider ...

A key whistleblowing witness and victim of child abuse at Nottingham Beechwood Children’s Home is effectively missing after sending a text to the UK Column starting…”pls ring urgent, something has happened n I don’t trust the police and I may be ...

On the 19th June, Microsoft went to a US court to ask for an ex-parte injunction to be placed on the Dynamic DNS provider, no-ip.com. On the 26th June, the court granted Microsoft’s request and as a result, 23 no-ip.com domain names were simply ...

Last Wednesday all "video on demand" content for which the UK Column had "editorial" reponsibility was removed from Youtube and this website following demands for "regulation" by ATVOD, a subsidiary of Ofcom.