THE singing and dancing has already begun at the general election count in Hereford. But
the noise is coming from a group of anarchists protesting against the voting process. The
group of around 20 have also shouted anti-fascist songs aimed at the British National
Party candidate and his supporters who have just arrived at the Hereford Leisure Centre.

In the UK and globally the future direction of food and farming is being driven almost entirely by two frequently quoted statistics.

-Consequences of Government Debt Default
-Many possible triggers for wider euro debt crisis
-Angry Greeks 'carrying the can' for politicians

Gulf spill hardens BC First Nations opposition to Enbridge tar sands pipeline
By David Beers May 5, 2010
The Tyee

BP investors must urge transparency
Catherin Howarth
guardian.co.uk, Friday 7 May 2010

We are going to the ends of the earth to find the next barrel of oil – but at what price?

UNITED NATIONS - The quest for nuclear disarmament is likely to fail if governments and corporations continue to promote nuclear technologies as a solution to the world's energy needs, say independent experts.

Keystone XL Pipeline hearing held in Fairbury

(5/06/2010) KHAS-TV - Thursday night, U.S. State Department officials will hear from the public about a pipeline that would carry Canadian oil through Nebraska. The first of 3 public meetings, starts at 7:00 Thursday night in Fairbury.