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Media Favourites

15th June 2018 Jonathon Davies 0

You have probably noticed by now that the media likes to play favourites. Certain groups get far more attention, and praise is lavished upon them. Indeed, in some cases it seems that they can do [more…]

Standing on the shoulders of One Particular Giant

10th July 2016 0

We have been so immersed in watching all the political shenanigans recently that we deserve a break. So make a cup of tea, put your feet up for five minutes, and let me relate to [more...]
Progressive Politics, Polarisation and Populism, Part One

6th June 2017 0

I have been looking into the origins of progressive politics in an effort to understand just what progressive means in a political context and to also try to understand whether or not the reality is [more...]
Machine

27th February 2018 0

Hidden deep in the bowels of the ABBC There’s a locked bolted door that very few see This portal’s not remarkable in a noticeable way Ask “what’s behind there”, “I don’t know” they’ll say [more...]
Question Time with Going Postal, 20th Oct 2016

20th October 2016 0

Graphic EJ David Dimbleby presents topical debate from Hartlepool. On the panel are Conservative former chancellor Ken ‘the slug’ Clarke MP, Labour’s shadow education secretary Angela ‘ginger’ Rayner MP, runner up in the UKIP leadership [more...]
Thankful Villages

4th November 2018 0

During a cycling holiday in the Cotswolds earlier this year the organiser told us to look out for something unusual in the church porch in the village of Coln Rogers. This is not a war [more...]