Apologies for the still squiffy comments system – fixed on Monday hopefully. In the meantime a poser: if you were stranded on a desert island with five characters from Star Wars, which ones would you eat first? Disappointingly, “Leia in the slave girl costume” isn’t one of the options.

David Kernell, whose prying into Sarah Palin’s personal e-mail account caused an uproar two months before the 2008 presidential election, was today sentenced to a year and a day by a judge in Knoxville, Tenn. Kernell was convicted of misdemeanor computer fraud and felony obstruction of justice back in April. Rather Nixonian that […]

Today there was a vulture at the end of TheEye’s road. Well well well. No explanation, no reason…it was just there. Cheers to JG for the photograph.

In a helpful attempt by the friends of an attempted murderer to provide plod with a conprehensive list of suspects and their retarded brethren, a website has been set up for us to express our “solidarity” with the student rioters. In complete contradiction to the pictures broadcast live on Sky […]

Armistice Day Question Time tonight comes from London. On the panel tonight we have Theresa May MP, Caroline Flint MP, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles (the Special Ambassador to Afghanistan and Pakistan), Clive James and Douglas Murray. For those playing the Buzzword Bingo we’ll be using the Rioting Student Rules, meaning that tuition […]

The AllSeeingEye blog will be moving to its new address allseeingeye.net over the next few hours/day. It’ll still work on the current address too. There will be no content or design change – it’s still on Blogger. Old bookmarks and links will still work, but the opportunity to get rid […]

Today the in the US the Federal Food Drug and Administration has published a public consultation on new warnings that they propose to put on cigarette packets. FDA seeks public comment on the proposed rule, Required Warnings for Cigarette Packages and Advertisements. As part of this, FDA is seeking comments […]

So what, remind us, is this town twinning lark supposed to be for? Harrow Council Labour’s administration has voted to investigate twinning the borough with a ragbag of assorted slums and pet projects of its Labour administration. At a Council meeting on 4th November, Labour councillors voted through a motion […]

It’s more like Paris ‘68 than the traditional British reserve on view today in London ’10. Students have hurled bricks and firebombs, smashing their way into the wrong building – all under the watchful eye of news helicopters and a hapless Kay Burley not knowing that the Conservatives had moved out […]