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The People’s March, calling for another EU referendum, took place in London today. Half-a-million people are reported to have attended.* Back in July 2016, in the […]
Conference season is over for another year. Journalists can go home, see their families and do their washing. Politicians can stop pretending they have any […]
Jeremy Corbyn delivered his keynote address to the Labour party conference today. He told the adoring masses: “Labour is ready.” He said that the party […]
Party conferences are, by definition, odd. Giving up considerable time and expense to talk about politics is obviously not normal. The atmosphere is intense, making […]
Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson has said that she will not put herself forward to be Prime Minister. “I don’t want to be Prime Minister,” […]
Laid low with a migraine the other day, my news junkie senses started twitching after a few hours. However, the migraine obviously meant I could […]
The backlash against Phil Neville’s appointment as the head coach of the England women’s football team continues unabated. Yesterday the Guardian reported: Vera Pauw and […]
There is a lot of jubilation at Roy Moore’s defeat to Doug Jones in Alabama. On the surface, I can see why. A man who helped […]
Now here is something to warm the soul on a snowy Sunday. Barbara Hosking, who worked as a press aide to Harold Wilson and Edward Heath. In […]
This week the new television packages for Premier League football were announced. They are as follows: Package A: 32 matches on Saturdays at 12:30 Package […]
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