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Category Archives: Journalism
It is clear that this 3 man Government needs to be replaced
In the first 10 days of our departure of the EU it is now becoming clear that Johnson, Gove and Rees-Mogg need to be replaced and a new Government, probably involving people from across the political range needs to be … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Michael Gove
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Advent, Christmas days and COVID-19 Tiers are all starting
For people who are aware of the religious focus that is part of the preparation towards Christmas yesterday was the first Sunday of Advent. Tomorrow will be an important day for some additional people as the first day of the … Continue reading
Two good examples by Sussex MPs called Caroline
At the beginning of each week it is always encouraging to acknowledge the good things that have happened in the last few days or to set out some opportunities for positive responses over the next few days. Last week several … Continue reading
Justin Webb, it appears John Hayes has mis-calculated!
About 6 weeks ago on 22nd September John Hayes MP was on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme being interviewed by Justin Webb. The interview arose because the House of Commons was due to give some training to all of … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged John Hayes, Justin Webb, Radio 4 Today, Unconscious Bias
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We must extend our care to children who arrive on our shore
It is significant that today the Marcus Rashford petition calling for the Government to provide free school holiday meals in England will pass the 1 Million point very shortly. The petition was set up on 15th October before Parliament debated … Continue reading
Time is running out for businesses to prepare
It is clearly important for people involved in businesses to try to understand what is about to happen as we leave the EU at Midnight on the 31st December 2020. Clearly there are some challenges. The news report shown here … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Australia, Boris Johnson, COVID-19, Michael Gove
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Gavin Williamson appears to be deeply out of touch
An article in yesterdays Children and Young People Now magazine, written by Joe Lepper explains that Gavin Williamson, the Secretary of State for Education is referring to the challenge that according to his Departments data there are currently 2,400 children … Continue reading
Let us resolve some Iranian justice issues
Yesterday I wrote a blog about the need for us all to support the people working very hard in Kent to accommodate refugee and asylum seekers that have managed to reach our nation. Sadly they are being criticised and attacked … Continue reading
The lack of SWexit may have some bearing Daniel and Harry!
A few weeks ago at the end of June I wrote this piece following a claim which Toby Young was making in the Daily Telegraph that our nation would not be faced with a second wave of Coronavirus. Sadly his … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Daily Telegraph, Daniel Hannan, Harry Phibbs, Sweden, Toby Young
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