Saturday, 28 January 2012

CNN January 17, 2012 -- Updated 2200 GMT (0600 HKT) Jack Hanna's take on exotic snake ban Miami, Florida (CNN) -- The United States is banning the importation of four species of snakes and their eggs, the Interior Department announced Tuesday. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced the ban -- which...
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Europe's ethical eggs 20 Jan 2012
Al Jazeera Forty years ago, I stood with a few other students in a busy Oxford street handing out leaflets, protesting the use of battery cages to hold hens. Most of those who took the leaflets did not know that their eggs came from hens kept in cages so small that even one bird - the cages normally housed...
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The Siasat Daily Washington, January 22: The Zimbabwean Finance Minister Tendai Biti has lashed out against the US decision to slap sanctions on two of the African country's diamond companies. The companies listed under the sanctions, Mbada Diamonds and Marange Resources, are believed to have partnered with the...
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New York Daily News An Arizona school district largely made up of Mexican-Americans has been forced to slash its ethnic studies program, and now the books are going, too. The Tucson Unified School District released the titles of its banned books on Friday, a lengthy list that removes every textbook dealing with...
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New York Daily News An Arizona school district largely made up of Mexican-Americans has been forced to slash its ethnic studies program, and now the books are going, too. The Tucson Unified School District released the titles of its banned books on Friday, a lengthy list that removes every textbook dealing with...
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Belfast Telegraph Foreign Secretary William Hague has urged Iran to "come to its senses" and resume negotiations on its nuclear programme. He said an EU oil embargo due to be formally agreed against the regime within hours was part of "peaceful and legitimate" measures and not designed to...
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Tampa Bay Online Forty years ago, I stood with a few other students in a busy Oxford, England, street handing out leaflets protesting the use of battery cages to hold hens. Most of those who took the leaflets did not know that their eggs came from hens kept in cages so small that even one bird — the cages normally...
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The Examiner O brave new world! That has such nut jobs in it! Arizona, the state where harsh words were exchanged on the tarmac yesterday between the conservative governor and liberal president, is in the throes of another battle of words. These words are in print. The Daily News of New York reports: An...
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Al Jazeera The Dutch minority government plans to ban Muslim face veils such as burqas and other forms of clothing that cover the face from next year. The ban would make the Netherlands, where 1 million out of 17 million people are Muslim, the second EU country to ban the burqa after France, and would apply to...
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