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Signal failure to inform the church
By Ben Quérée Jersey Evening Post 05.01.06 CABLE & Wireless are in hot water over an application to place a mobile signal mast on top of St Saviour's Church - without asking the rector. The Rev... ...
RECEPTION FALTERS FOR PHONE MASTS
Derbyshire Evening Telegraph Law firm Freeth Cartwright believes times are changing for mobile phone operators and contractors in the East Midlands - and getting tougher for them to put up masts, nodes... ...
Telecoms Bill: the next stage
It is now time to raise awareness of the Telecoms Bill being presented by David Curry MP and due to be given its second reading on 24th February. Be aware that Chris Maile drafted the first Bill taken... ...
The lie detector you'll never know is there
THE US Department of Defense has revealed plans to develop a lie detector that can be used without the subject knowing they are being assessed. http://www.newscientist. com/article.ns?id=mg189253 35.800 From... ...
Orwell could have a case against Bush
Lawyers for the estate of George Orwell have announced their intention to sue President Bush for plagiarism. http://www.am ericanpolitics.com/2005122 0Young.html From Information Clearing House ...
NSA chief not concerned by congressional inquiries
A 1978 law, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, forbids domestic spying on U.S. citizens without the approval of a special court. In the wake of the September 11 attacks, Bush secretly authorized... ...
Bush using a little-noticed strategy to alter the balance of power
President Bush agreed with great fanfare last month to accept a ban on torture, but he later quietly reserved the right to ignore it, even as he signed it into law. http://www.realcities.co m/mld/krwashington/1356843 8.htm From... ...
On Another Planet
Back in October 2003, after seeing what Bush and Blair did to Iraq on the pretext of destroying Iraq's non-existent nuke programs, Iran began negotiations with France, Germany and the United Kingdom (EU/E3)... ...
Number of badly wounded soldiers on rise in Iraq
Military medical advances are keeping more soldiers alive in the Iraq War but also creating a growing pool of badly wounded veterans who will need expensive, long-term medical care, the U.S. secretary... ...
US general gloomy on future for Iraq
Sectarian rivalries and inefficient Iraqi ministries could turn the Iraqi security forces into 'militias or armed gangs,' Lt. General John Vines, the senior US operational commander in Iraq, told The New... ...