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Tag Archives: Radio 4
Any Questions hit a brick wall on COVID-19 last night
Sadly I only managed to listen to a very short part of the programme last night when the subject of COVID-19 was being discussed. I was left wondering how two people who clearly have a high profile and in one … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrea Leadsom, Any Questions, Chris Mason, Claire Fox, COVID-19, Liam Halligan, Radio 4, Wes Streeting
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Can BBC Any Questions / Question Time try a more radical approach?
We are in the middle of a major crisis in our nation, and at long long last, after 10 weeks since the Coronavirus first arrived in our nation (albeit unknown at the time when it arrived in East Sussex), the … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy, Policing, Youth Issues
Tagged Any Questions, BBC One, Chris Mason, Fiona Bruce, Question Time, Radio 4
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Government as others see it
Last night on the Moral Maze (BBC Radio 4), the panel debated a subject which I am particularly interested in, that of the current relationship between the media and the Government with Charities. The views expressed were fascinating and could no … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Cabinet Ministers, Michael Portillo, Moral Maze, Radio 4
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The NHS and its Apps
According to Women’s Hour programme on Monday the NHS currently provides a list of Apps for weight loss on one of its websites. The Apps allow users to enter basic details of height and gender and a target weight. The Apps then … Continue reading
Posted in Health Reform
Tagged Easting Disorders, Jane Garvey, NHS, Radio 4, Womens Hour
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Are we really like Pavlov’s pets?
This week I heard a reference to Pavlov and his dogs on a programme on Radio 4 which explained that due to a russian siege or winter (I really wasn’t listening fully), the poor dogs used by the Russian scientist … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Conservative Party, Martin Bell, Pavlov, Police and Crime Commissioner, Radio 4, Sussex
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