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Ukrainian-born investment mogul Len Blavatnik, who ranks second on the Rich List, has given more than £150,000 to the party. Len Blavatnik was in the Sunday Times Rich List 2015, Blavatnik was listed as the UK's richest person, with a fortune of £16.9 billion. Forbes ranks Blavatnik as the 16th richest in the world as of April 2015. He owns a grade II listed building in Kensington Palace Gardens which is valued at £200 million.      style="display:block; text-align:center;"      data-ad-layout="in-article"      data-ad-format="fluid"      data-ad-client="ca-pub-1919091005435378"      data-ad-slot="6627082790"> In 2010, Blavatnik sued JPMorgan Chase after losing $100 million by allegedly following Morgan's advice three years earlier to buy mortgage securities with AAA credit ratings. JPMorgan Chase was ordered to pay $50 million to Blavatnik on August 27, 2013. n August 2005, Ac

On July 14, 1933, the Nazi government instituted the “Law for the Prevention of Progeny with Hereditary Diseases.” This law, one of the first steps taken by the Nazis toward their goal of creating an Aryan “master race,” called for the sterilization of all persons who suffered from diseases considered hereditary, such as mental illness, learning disabilities, physical deformity, epilepsy, blindness, deafness, and severe alcoholism. With the law’s passage, the Third Reich also stepped up its propaganda against people with disabilities, regularly labelling them “life unworthy of life” or “useless eaters” and highlighting their burden upon society. Just a few years later, the persecution of people with disabilities escalated even further. In the autumn of 1939, Adolf Hitler secretly authorized a medically administered program of “mercy death” code-named “Operation T4,” in reference to the address of the program’s Berlin headquarters at Tiergartenstrasse 4. Between 1940 and 194

Some 35 of the richest 100 people in Britain have donated £19 million to the Tories proving the Tories are still the party of the rich elite.  The list includes Richard Branson's Virgin Group companies, who have given the Tories more than £70,000 donations since 2001. More than a third of the Sunday Times Rich List, published today, are Conservative donors, according to a Labour party analysis. The wealthy backers, who include property moguls, financiers and retail CEOs, have a combined net worth of more than £123 million. Since last year’s election, three of the richest 100 people in Britain have given the Tories more than £180,000. JCB boss Lord Bamford and his family have given the party almost £115,000 since last May, and more than £7.7 million since 2001. Tetra Pak billionaire Hans Rausing and his family have donated more than £1.2 million. Ukrainian-born investment mogul Len Blavatnik, who ranks second on the Rich List, has given more

This is just part of their Anti PC war. They are playing part in being the PC brigade (as are a lot of other companies) and playing part in silencing everything and everyone so they can then fight back and blame the left ... for what the right did. The right have been complaining for far too long about things "being too PC", in other words they want to be allowed to bully, be racist and homophobic etc because it helps with the elites and Tory divide and conquer games.  The Tory Party love a bit of divide and conquer its how they always get to power divide everyone from Heterosexuals and LGBT to immigration and far Right fascists.  Virgin Trains has stopped selling the Daily Mail on its rail services after deciding that the newspaper was “not compatible” with the company’s brand or beliefs. Virgin Trains operates the west coast mainline, which includes trains from London to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Scotland. The Daily Mail was on

Her appointment late last night was met with derision from MPs, who all expressed concern for those in need based on her track record in the DWP. Wirral South MP Alison McGovern said she was “gobsmacked” to hear news of the former GMTV presenter’s return to a cabinet role. She said: “Like many in Merseyside, I am gobsmacked that anyone would think Esther McVey ought to be appointed Secretary of State for Work and Pensions. “People in Wirral West rejected her in 2015 when she was Minister for Work after her government failed to act on zero hours contracts, made life immeasurably harder for people with disabilities, and set in train cuts to family income that will see child poverty grow by 400,000 over the next few year. “Her Government also introduced the 2011 changes to women’s pensions that hammered women born in the 1950s.” The Labour MP added: “That is a terrible record in office and does not bode well for the future. “We need a Labour Government to make sure that