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09-01-2006 15:20
Prophylactic action of linseed oil against cyclophosphamid damage
Oral administration of linseed oil (0.1ml/kg b.w. /day) for 20 days prior to an acute dose of cyclophosphamide (75mg/kg) significantly prevented the cyclophosphamide- induced decline in the level of GSH, GSH-Px, alkaline phosphatase in mice blood. The increased activity of acid phosphatase and GSSG was significantly inhibited in linseed oil pre-treated group. Results indicate the prophylactic action of linseed oil against cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress.
05-01-2006 20:23
BNP Paedophile Jailed
BNP Nonce - Notice some kind of pattern here?
05-01-2006 00:23
A UK Muslim journalist has attacked gay people by suggesting same-sex couples have no concept of committment and that the only benefit to gay marriages is tax evasion.
Muslim journalist attacks Gays - please complain!
A UK Muslim journalist has attacked gay people by suggesting same-sex couples have no concept of committment and that the only benefit to gay marriages is tax evasion.
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04-01-2006 23:01
On the afternoon of New Year’s Eve Birmingham Food Not Bombs (Brum FnB) took delicious hot food, politically inspired music and leaflets into the City Centre creating a positive public space.
Birmingham Food Not Bombs has its last street event of 2005
On the afternoon of New Year’s Eve Birmingham Food Not Bombs (Brum FnB) took delicious hot food, politically inspired music and leaflets into the City Centre creating a positive public space.
02-01-2006 21:29
Join the battle to stop this animal torture lab being built in Oxford.
STOP THE OXFORD ANIMAL LAB - Midlands coach transport
Join the battle to stop this animal torture lab being built in Oxford.
31-12-2005 17:07
Call For An Anarchist Bloc At National Day of Action to Defend Council Housing
Privatisation has been sweeping the UK and attacking the working class and the downtrodden for years. Housing, Transport, Hospitals, Gas, Schools and water are just part of an ever growing list of services and resources which have been sold off by the state to marauding capitalist groups.
30-12-2005 23:08
Brum Food Not Bombs New Years Eve
FNB event this New Years Eve, Birmingham
23-12-2005 18:32
INTERPAL WINS LIBEL CASE AGAINST BOARD OF DEPUTIES OF BRITISH JEWS
The Trustees of Interpal, the UK-registered Palestinian relief charity, have today concluded a successful out-of-court settlement of libel proceedings brought against the Board of Deputies of British Jews over allegations published on the Board's website in September 2003.
22-12-2005 13:29
Racist Abuse of Prisoners
The disproportionate imprisoning of young black people has always been an inevitable result of a criminal justice system inbuilt at every level with racist attitudes and an antipathy towards the black working class community.
20-12-2005 18:21
The speakers were:
Dr. Ilan Pappe, University of Haifa, Israel
Dr. David Hirsh, Goldsmiths College, University of London
(both speaking in a personal capacity)
Chair: Dr. William Edmondson, Vice-President, BAUT
Birmingham AUT debate on the boycott of Israeli Universities: Pappe vs. Hirsch
What follows is a report by Brian Robinson, a Jewish peace activist, on a debate hosted by Birmingham Association of University Teachers on the boycott of Israeli universities. The debate was hosted at the University of Birmingham on 15th November 2005.The speakers were:
Dr. Ilan Pappe, University of Haifa, Israel
Dr. David Hirsh, Goldsmiths College, University of London
(both speaking in a personal capacity)
Chair: Dr. William Edmondson, Vice-President, BAUT
20-12-2005 11:57
Lesbian hunger-striker ends 33-day fast
Zimbabwean still fighting for release from detention - A Zimbabwean lesbian protesting against her detention without trial in a Bedfordshire asylum centre has ended her 33-day hunger strike.
18-12-2005 20:13
Tornado News Update reveals Brum City Council’s astounding negligence
What follows is an update on the tornado that ripped through South Birmingham in July 2005. The update reveals gross incompetence on the part of Birmingham City Council and the fact that resident’s concerns about numerous issues were indeed true. Not only will residents bear the cost of the tornado’s damage through higher council tax rates passed onto them by Birmingham City Council, but it looks like the costs will be far higher than expected because of the council’s negligence in handling the situation and it’s failure to secure support from the governments Bellwin Scheme. The report also reveals that Birmingham City Council failed to insure it’s own properties and downplayed an asbestos scare.
18-12-2005 19:22
USDAW and the Turner Report
As an USDAW member it is horrifying that my union supports the Turner report and even tries to make out that it is a progressive report and legislation to follow will help working people.
18-12-2005 15:07
Peace activist wins appeal against conviction for criminal damage after being driven into by caterkiller financial credit controller.
Caterkiller activist defends right to protest.
Peace activist wins appeal against conviction for criminal damage after being driven into by caterkiller financial credit controller.
17-12-2005 19:10
BRING THEM HOME.
Sat Jan 21st,
Assemble 12 noon, Tothill St
(nr St James Park tube)
NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION FOR THE BRITISH RESIDENTS IN GUANTÁNAMO BAY
BRING THEM HOME. Sat Jan 21st,
Assemble 12 noon, Tothill St
(nr St James Park tube)
16-12-2005 19:56
Everyone is learning fast, but leaders and radical governments hold the people back from movin to war... leaders wait for the people to learn, to organize and prepare. They hope that a crisis of capitalism or of the environment will bring down (or fully discredit ) the rich
Guerrilla Girl about the heroic FARC-EP insurgents in Colombia
Everyone is learning fast, but leaders and radical governments hold the people back from movin to war... leaders wait for the people to learn, to organize and prepare. They hope that a crisis of capitalism or of the environment will bring down (or fully discredit ) the rich
15-12-2005 23:59
Peak Oil arrived at the London School of Economics on Wednesday night with a debate organised by Powerswitch.org.uk and co-ordinated by Merlin Matthews.
"Peak Oil" - the global crisis?' LSE Debate Review
Peak Oil arrived at the London School of Economics on Wednesday night with a debate organised by Powerswitch.org.uk and co-ordinated by Merlin Matthews.
15-12-2005 22:53
Amanda & Thando 39th day of Hunger Strike
On Tuesday in the House of Lords, Lord Avebury raised the issue of Amanda he said: "On Sunday I spoke on the telephone to Miss Amanda Sibiya, a Zimbabwean who has been in Yarl's Wood detention centre since 8 April, and on hunger strike in protest against her detention since the beginning of November. She has lost 10 kilograms and the doctor from the Medical Foundation who examined her last week recommended that she be transferred to hospital, but the authorities declined to do that. A system that holds people in custody for eight months and ignores medical advice to release them is manifestly in need of regular judicial oversight, and we hope that if the Government are not prepared to implement Part 3 of the 1999 Act, they will come up with equivalent safeguards for vulnerable asylum seekers being held in detention indefinitely."
14-12-2005 14:53
Earth First! Summer gathering 2006
The Earth First! Summer Gathering 2006 will take place from Wed 16th to Sun 20th August 2006. The location will be at a new site in Wales.Full Story | 1 addition | 2 comments >>