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The Englishman and His Past, Part One

The Englishman and His Past, Part One

By Harry Whomersley on August 12, 2012

Harry Whomersley explores how England has turned it’s history into part museum, part quaint themepark.

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Posted in Arts & Culture, Featured, History | Tagged English history

Multiculturalism, Aidan Burley and the Rolling Stones

Multiculturalism, Aidan Burley and the Rolling Stones

By Harry Whomersley on August 12, 2012

Harry Whomersley reflects on Aidan Burley’s comments about the London 2012 opening ceremony.

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Posted in Featured, Multiculturalism, Sport | Tagged Aidan Burley, London 2012

Why a fine is not enough

Why a fine is not enough

By Chris Attrill on July 1, 2012 | 1 Response

Yesterday, Barclays agreed to pay fines totaling £290m to British and American authorities, to settle charges of market rigging (by manipulating the Libor)

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Posted in Business, Featured, More | Tagged Barclays, Libor | 1 Response

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In Praise of Elizabeth II

In Praise of Elizabeth II

By Harry Whomersley on June 4, 2012 | 15 Responses

Harry Whomersley defends the Royal family’s position in a modern democratic state.

Posted in Featured, More, Society | Tagged Elizabeth II, Jubilee | 15 Responses

Daily Mail changes tune over coverage of Philpott family after 6 die in house fire

Daily Mail changes tune over coverage of Philpott family after 6 die in house fire

By Kevin Arscott on May 17, 2012 | 26 Responses

Carole Malone’s comments that Mick and Mairead Philpott were to blame for the fire because they engaged with the press raises important questions about press coverage of the family before the fire.

Posted in Featured, The Media | Tagged Carole Malone, Daily Mail, Mairead Philpott, Mick and Mairead Philpott, Mick Philpott | 26 Responses

This is not justice

This is not justice

By Harry Whomersley on May 10, 2012

Harry Whomersley asks why Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, the man accused of masterminding the 9/11 attacks, can’t be tried in an American courtroom.

Posted in Crime, Featured, More, USA | Tagged 9/11, justice, Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, war on terror

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