Paul Bond reports on the widespread claims of disproportionate and aggressive policing that surrounded the recent Climate Camp in Kent.

The first Queen’s Speech of Brown’s premiership last week made clear his government’s intent to deepen the assault on democratic rights and civil liberties, writes Paul Bond.

Paul Bond on the scandal surrounding the release of video evidence of the “friendly fire” death of a British soldier.__

Paul Bond takes a critical look at Alistair Beaton’s political satire The Trial of Tony Blair.

Special Branch detain documentary actors and former Guantánamo prisoners.

Police seek to censor painting from Brixton Riots exhibition

London’s Tate gallery censors work citing fear of offending Muslims.

The De Menezes family demands justice in police murder.

Selfridge’s department store has removed an art installation that addresses the climate of fear in the wake of the London bombings and the De Menzes killing.

Conroy Maddox, who died aged 92 on January 14, occupies an important place in the history of surrealism in Britain.