Where do we draw the line when it comes to freedom of speech? Who gets to decide when a person exercising their right to an opinion, has crossed the line? A report published by The Centre for Social Cohesion in January 2010 discusses the resurgence of far-right extremist ideology in Britain, this short article reviews some of its findings…

You've snapped up an organic fairtrade cotton tee, switched to free range chicken, you buy dolphin-friendly tuna and you probably recycle magazines because you care about the planet. Your conscience is clear... Fancy taking one more step towards guilt-free earth-hugging harmony?

Living a few hundred miles away from home the things that people miss the most can often be friends and family. With this in mind Hannah Kieldsen gravitated towards Google...

The 'Mum Joke' is a non-aggressive form of humour that more often than not is only directed at ones opponent rather than the actual mother in question, but what is it about men that makes even the mere suggestion that they have slept with another mans mother so funny? Is the 'Mum Joke' simply just plain old immaturity or does it have a much deeper value in the cultural heritage of what it means to be a man?

Mystic Love looks to the stars above the Stanlow Oil Refinery to draw predictions for your lives, loves and careers for the next month.

Ideas for improving conditions in the developing world.

I'm not about to start going on about the fashion business in the same way that those journo's do on Channel 4. Not eating anything to try and be a size zero - what a load of b*****ks that was! But I will discuss the effect that fashion has on society both here in the UK and abroad.

Why I am for Global Warming.

An article which eschews my annoyance at people who say Coldplay are bland, depressing and boring

I'm fed up with people making irresponsible statements about drugs. The point of this article is to try and challenge the notion that softer drugs always eventually lead to harder ones

An article on net neutrality, a principle that mostly applies to residential broadband services but could one day apply to all internet provision. A neutral network is one that is unrestricted in terms of how quickly content from providers is delivered back to your PC over the web. Imagine a world where your service provider could block, restrict or deviate from the content that you want to see because it doesn?t serve their long term business objectives!

I hate reality TV. If you don't like people ranting and love to watch these kinds of shows, then this probably isn't the article for you!

I read recently that the WBC are supposed to be coming to the UK to preach their distinctly un-Godlike message of hate. Where do we draw the line at 'Freedom of Speech'? How do we decide what is morally right and wrong and what should be allowed and dismissed with regards a personal viewpoint?