Question Time 16th January 2025 The Panel: Chris Bryant (Labour) Nadine Dorries (Conservative) Calum Miller (Liberal Democrat) Ayesha Hazarika (Broadcaster) Liam Halligan (Economist & Journalist) Venue: Northampton Sir Christopher John Bryant is the Labour MP [more…]
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My dear old boy – Delighted to say we are back at last. Safe and sound in dear old Blighty after a perfectly hideous 16000 mile round trip to the arse end of the world [more…]
As if a disease or malignancy, BBC Question Time spreads around the world. I’m sure the people at Broadcasting House prefer ‘franchise’ or ‘licensing’ but I’m certain viewers of the British version of the topical [more…]
While the term “nepo baby” is a recent addition to cultural vocabulary, the phenomenon of nepotism in entertainment, fashion and media has existed for as long as these industries themselves. Family connections have always played [more…]
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