Indeed, the world is ruled by little else.
In January, Strasbourg judges ruled four-to-three threethe three lifers condemned to die behind bars are not having their human rights breached.
If Rupert Murdoch, Nigel Farage and a flip-flopping David Cameron succeed in that ambition, it will lead to the break-up of the UK with the remnants dependent on the US and our lives ruled by global corporations.
He said he would initiate a vote to topple the coalition that has ruled for five decades.
Valencia were forced to field a makeshift defence with the centre-backs Adil Rami and Ricardo Costa both injured, as well as the full-back João Pereira who was ruled out after picking up a hamstring injury during training on Tuesday.
In a judgment against the Kremlin, a tribunal in the Hague ruled that the Russian state had sought to bankrupt Yukos, appropriate its assets and prevent its owner, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, from entering politics.
The high court ruled last Friday that Prince Nasser could be named.
Buhari, who was the petroleum affairs minister in the 1970s, ousted the elected president Shehu Shagari on New Year's Eve in 1983 and ruled a military government until 27 August 1985.
Jarvis was seen as a very promising potential leadership candidate, but has ruled himself out of the contest, saying that it was not the right time for his family.
Although Arsenal's manager ruled out joining the race for Paul Pogba, on the grounds that the Juventus midfielder would be too expensive, he said that signing Mesut Özil and Alexis Sánchez in the past two summers proves that he is not averse to spending money.
Commenting on the JCHR report, the director of the Prison Reform Trust, Juliet Lyon, said: "More than 10 years ago, the ECHR first ruled that the UK's blanket and indiscriminate ban on sentenced prisoners' voting was unlawful.
