If you had tried to suggest to me in 1968 (fifty years ago, with student riots in […]
Author: John Ward
One in a hundred Brits is drinking the alcohol level equivalent of eight other citizens. These people vote. […]
The onward march of the professional wronged and offended cadres continues, the tramp tramp tramp of their tippy-toed […]
Six years ago in a Slog Saturday essay, I introduced the concept of The Confluence of Discovery. Like […]
Every human’s desire to live the dream is steadily turning the physical world into a nightmare. But scientists […]
Electricité de France just sent me an email suggesting I try to conserve energy. One of their suggestions […]
I’m sure you’ll have cottoned on by now to the fact that I’m bemused, bedazzled and bewildered (but […]
At PMQs today, Jeremy Corbyn somehow managed to ignore the seventh example in three years of the NHS […]
“Everything is connected”, say both the Buddhists and contemporary physicists. Not all aspirations to ensure the connection of […]
Jeremy Hunt has easily verifiable form when it comes to abuse of his position, corporate favouritism, exploitation of […]
Things have come to a less than pretty pass when the only surprising and genuinely informative news […]
The once balanced and staunchly Liberal-decency-supporting Guardian has, over the last sixty years, been dragged onto the wrong […]
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