
The Fair Votes Now – TakeBackParliament movement protested on Saturday in London and have released video footage of the event.
May 17
Posted by Kathryn Cann in News, Politics, UK Politics | 4 Comments

The Fair Votes Now – TakeBackParliament movement protested on Saturday in London and have released video footage of the event.
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May 8
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Law, News, Politics, UK Politics | 15 Comments

“This Parliament does not represent us. We demand fair votes now.
There must never again be an election under this broken system.”
Tags: 2010, Alex Salmond, Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, British Politics, Conservative, Conservatives, David Cameron, election, electoral reform, general election, general election 2010, Gordon Brown, government, great britain, house of commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, labour, Lib Dem, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, minority government, Nick Clegg, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, parties, prime minister, proportional representation, reform, uk, uk general election, UK Politics
May 7
Posted by Kathryn Cann in News, Politics, UK Politics | 3 Comments
The British people have spoken – We’re just not entirely sure what they said. I’m paraphrasing David Milliband on BBC Radio 4 this morning. One thing is clear: first past the post has failed its only defenders. The Conservative Party do not have a clear mandate to govern, as they have failed to win a a majority, despite being the largest party in the new Parliament. No one won – the voters in the British General Election have delivered a Hung Parliament, and what happens next is anyone’s guess. This could take a while to sort out, so pass the popcorn.
Read more on Hang them all – UK Election latest – It’s a Hung Parliament…
Tags: 2010, coalition, coalition government, Conservative, Conservatives, David Cameron, democracy, democrats, ge2010, general election, Gordon Brown, house of commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Hung parliament, kingmaker, labour, lib-lab, liberal, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, Motion of no confidence, Nick Clegg, no overall control, pact, Plaid Cymru, Plurality voting system, Politics, pr, pr now, prime minister, proportional, proportional representation, representation, Scottish National Party, take back parliament, tory, ukelection, vote, vote of no confidence, who will be prime minister
Apr 26
Posted by Kathryn Cann in News, Politics, UK Politics | Comments off
Conservative Party leader David Cameron accuses Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems of ‘holding country to ransom’ (to get what the vast majority want – electoral reform) and gets heckled by this Lib Dem supporter Brilliant!
Tags: Conservative, David Cameron, electoral reform, heckler, labour, Lib Dem, lib dems, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, Nick Clegg, parties, Politics, voter reform
Mar 30
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Feminism, Law, News, Sciences, Technology | Comments off
The Finding Ada blog have posted video from the Ada Lovelace Day 2010 Unconference in London. Special Guest was Maggie Philbin of Tomorrows World fame. I post the video below as it is well worth a watch if you have the time to learn about Women In Technology.
Read more on ALD 10 Unconference and other news….
Tags: Ada, ada lovelace, ada lovelace day, Feminism, feminist, gender bigotry, gender parity, Iceland, Julie Bindel, Languages, Law, London, Maggie Philbin, Programming, science, Sex industry, sexism, tech, Technology, Tomorrows World, women, women in technology, women's rights
The British Academy (Film and Television Arts) awards were held last night February 21st in London and the Kathryn Bigelow directed movie ‘Hurt Locker’ swept the board with 6 awards including best Director and best Film. The mega-hyped and infinitely more expensive ‘Avatar’ directed by Bigelow’s ex husband James Cameron won 2 awards, for production design and visual effects.
Tags: Academy, academy awards, Avatar, award season, awards, bafta, BAFTA 2010, bafta awards, bafta ceremony, best director, Best Director BAFTA, british, British Academy of Film and Television Arts, Christoph Waltz, female film director, female movie director, film awards, film director, films, films and movies, hollywood, hollywood women, Hurt Locker, Inglourious Basterds, iraq war, iraq war film, James Cameron, kathryn bigelow, movie award, movie awards, movie director, movies, movies and films, oscar ceremony, Oscars, Rising Star Award BAFTA, the hurt locker, women in film, women in hollywood
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