Ban On 'Gay Cure' Bus Posters Not Unlawful

March 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Causing Widespread Offence Banning 'gay cure' posters on London buses was not unlawful, a High Court judge ruled on Friday, but suggested two prominent campaigns, one by Stonewall and one by atheist campaigners should also not have been allowed because of their offensive nature. Dr Mike Davidson, of Core Issues Trust, designed posters based on Stonewall's "Some people are gay. Get over it!" to be put on London red buses.  Continue reading... 'Free Entry Before 11pm If You Get Your Knockers Out' Clegg Scraps Immigrant Amnesty Plan And Unveils New Tough Stance Snow, Blizzards And Flooding Mark Start Of Spring Duke Of Kent Suffers Stroke Kate Middleton Pregnant: Duchess Of Cambridge Sticks With Her Pregnancy Pose (PICTURES) (PHOTOS) One Dead In Double Helicopter Crash At Berlin Olympic Stadium Causing Widespread Offence Pictures Of The Day: 22nd March 2013 Topless Tunisian Feminist Threatened With Death By Stoning 'I Still Miss Him': Yoko Ono Tweets Picture Of John Lennon's Blood-Stained Glasses In Anti-Gun Protest Causing Widespread Offence NEIL DURKIN Russia's Lawyers Are Caught in the Tentacles of Official Criminality The financial meltdown in Cyprus has re-surfaced longstanding allegations that Russian mafia money has been laundered through Cypriot bank accounts, converting cash from criminal sources into gleaming super-yachts in Limassol Marina. It's another apparent instance of Russian criminality stretching its tentacles into all manner of unlikely locations. Continue reading... DR RAJ PERSAUD How a Banking Crisis Can Kill You A banking crisis on average is connected with a 6.4% short-term increase in cardiovascular disease mortality in high income countries, and for low-income countries, the estimated effect is roughly four times as large, with a banking crisis corresponding to a 26.0% increase in mortality. Continue reading... VIDHYA RAMALINGAM Let's Not Give the EDL Undue Credit The fragmentation of the EDL itself could... pose new threats to community safety and national security. Multiple splinter groups departing from the EDL's tactics could become more challenging for law enforcement to monitor, and could potentially be more violent. Continue reading... GUY LALIBERTé Cirque Du Soleil: Protecting the Long, Quiet River Friday, a community of Cirque du Soleil artists will take part in a unique event to pay tribute to water. When I imagined the organization ONE DROP, I was first inspired by water. Then I felt compelled to do something. It saddened me to learn that a person dies every 20 seconds due to a lack of access to water. Continue reading... LEXI FINNIGAN Chicken Dinners - It's Time to Kick the Bucket It is a well-known fact that fast food is bad for you. Relentless campaigning by the government's public health watchdog reminds us of this continually. Newly implemented traffic light food labelling now draws attention to fat, salt, sugar and calorie content in pre-packed food. So, where does fried chicken fall in the artery-clogging spectrum of fast food options? Continue reading... You have received this UK email from AOL (UK) Limited, who provides UK. You can choose to stop receiving these emails at any time, by clicking on UNSUBSCRIBE in any MyDaily email you receive. We respect your privacy and will never forward your data on to a third party without your consent. For full details of AOL's (UK) Limited's policy click here. AOL (UK) Limited believes the information contained in this email to be correct but makes no guarantees as to its accuracy. Copyright © 2012 AOL (UK) Limited AOL (UK) Limited, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA.