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Britain is running short of tea due to supply chain disruptions caused by Red Sea Houthi attacks

February 18, 2024 -

Now, the United Kingdom is being hit by a potential shortage of the nation's favorite brew because of this. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) said it had seen "temporary disruption" to some black tea lines, and an industry source said there had been some delays to flavored lines. The tea aisle in the markets can be seen half empty.

BRC spokesperson Tom Holder said that the Red Sea attacks had led to some delays, but that he did not expect them to last long. "It is ...

Britain faces ‘cataclysmic’ energy crisis this winter

July 12, 2022 -

(Article republished from ClimateDepot.com)Coventry Telegraph, 8 July 20222) The Rise and Fall of Boris Johnson

Editorial, The Wall Street Journal, 7 July 20223) Ralph Schoelhammer: A popular uprising against the green elites has gone global

Newsweek, 7 July 2022

4) Conservative leadership: Young Tories want Penny Mordaunt or Steve Baker as next Prime Minister, poll reveals

iNews, 8 July 2022

5) Green Tories and campaigners fear lurch away from progress ...

Lawless in Gaza: Why Britain and the West back Israel’s crimes

October 17, 2023 -

(Article by Jonathan Cook republished from DeclassifiedUK.org)

The first benefit for Israel, and its Western allies, is more discussed than the second.

The tiny strip of land hugging the eastern Mediterranean coast was turned into a mix of testing ground and shop window.

Israel could use Gaza to develop all sorts of new technologies and strategies associated with the homeland security industries burgeoning across the West, as officials there grew increasingly ...

Britain celebrates first “coal-free day” since beginning of the Industrial Revolution

April 24, 2017 -

The Observer, a newspaper from that time, reported that “a hundred weight of coal properly used will yield 50 horse power for an hour.” The paper also noted that every horse power “will supply at least a light equivalent of 150 candles,” according to The Guardian.

At the time the invention of electricity and the coal-fired means of generating it was a magnificent leap forward in terms of bringing tremendous growth and opportunity for nations that developed and widely used ...

Britain using Ukraine conflict as excuse to push for legalizing gene-edited Frankenfood

May 29, 2022 -

Gene-edited crops differ from standard genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, in that their own DNA code is modified as opposed to be spliced with foreign DNA. And British politicians are attempting to exploit this by claiming that gene-edited crops are excluded from their country's strict GMO regulations.

Entitled the "Genetic Technology" bill, the legislation was first introduced on Wednesday. It is described by the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ...

Britain�s largest pharmaceutical company concealed clinical test results that suggested Paxil unsafe, says BBC

January 31, 2007 - naturalnews.com printable article

Britain�s largest pharmaceutical company concealed clinical test results that suggested Paxil unsafe, says BBC

Paxil, Seroxat or Paroxetine, as the drug is generically known, is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), and has been available on the U.S. market since 1992. Paxil was once GSK�s most profitable product- grossing $1.9 billion in 2005 alone.In 2004, GSK was faced with numerous class-action lawsuits in the ...

Britain�s largest pharmaceutical company concealed clinical test results that suggested Paxil unsafe, says BBC

January 31, 2007 - Britain�s largest pharmaceutical company concealed clinical test results that suggested Paxil unsafe, says BBC

Wednesday, January 31, 2007 by: Beau HodaiTags: paxil, drug side effects, GlaxoSmithKlinePaxil, Seroxat or Paroxetine, as the drug is generically known, is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), and has been available on the U.S. market since 1992. Paxil was once GSK�s most profitable product- grossing $1.9 billion in 2005 alone.In 2004, ...

U.K. passes Online Safety Bill in latest attack targeting online free speech and privacy in Britain

September 21, 2023 -

The bill supposedly aims to keep websites and different types of internet-based platforms free of illegal and harmful material, while allegedly defending online freedom of expression at the same time.

The bill's provisions apply to search engines, internet services that host user-generated content like YouTube and social media platforms, online forums, certain kinds of online games and sites that publish or display pornographic or otherwise adult content. (Related: ...

Anti-nuclear weapons group: Return of U.S. nuclear weapons to the U.K. would “make Britain a guaranteed target”

February 07, 2024 -

Nuclear weapon activists sounded the alarm last Friday, Feb. 2, in reaction to recent evidence that the U.S. is planning to station nukes in the United Kingdom for the first time in more than 15 years, a move that government critics said would only intensify the danger of a nuclear war.

The U.S. pulled out more than 100 nuclear bombs from the Royal Air Force base in Lakenheath (RAF Lakenheath) in western Suffolk in 2008 after continuous protests from U.K.-based anti-nuclear ...

Britain bans COVID vaccine for children under 12, says they are at very low risk of developing severe COVID

September 09, 2022 -

Adam Finn, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Bristol, told the paper that the proportion of parents who have chosen to have their young children immunized had been small.

"The main policy focus right now though is to try to immunize those who are at highest risk of severe acute COVID as per the recent announcement on the autumn booster program," he said.

In the United States, a little less than four percent of infants under two years old and a little ...

Britain experiencing COVID infection rise again with 90% of deaths occurring in the vaccinated: Have we lost chance for herd immunity forever?

March 14, 2022 -

That means there is little talk about rising inflation, the ongoing supply chain crisis, economic mismanagement and, of course, the COVID pandemic.

But some people are still paying attention to these issues, especially COVID -- including former New York Times writer Alex Berenson, who has followed the pandemic from the outset and has routinely broken stories about emerging patterns well before most others see them.

To that point, he has spotted one in Britain: ...

POKING THE BEAR: Britain’s defense chief provokes Russia to unleash WWIII by sending its troops to train Ukrainian soldiers

October 03, 2023 -

Medvedev, who is Russian President Vladimir Putin's top ally, said on Sunday that any British military officers that would train soldiers inside Ukraine would be legitimate targets for Russian forces and they would be "ruthlessly destroyed." His statement came shortly after British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps expressed ideas of expanding the military training to Ukraine. He recently told the Sunday Telegraph that he was considering "eventually" deploying military instructors ...

Putin accuses U.K. of training Ukrainian saboteurs to disrupt Russian nuclear plants

September 18, 2023 -

Putin further warned British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak that he "doesn't understand" the serious risks of British involvement in the ongoing special military operation in Ukraine. (Related: BIZARRE: Ukraine spy chief claims Putin has been DEAD for a year – with Russia using DOPPELGANGERS in his place.)

Putin's accusations against Britain and Sunak were made on Sept. 12 while he was speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok in the Russian Far East....