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The European Championship – Running sport the European way
When it comes to organising events, we Europeans have a habit of doing a pretty good job and nothing could emulate that more ...
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The Disunited Hostagocracy
The UK is in turmoil with a central government in Westminster neither listening to people in the devolved countries in that union nor ...
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Fact or fiction? Science or gastronomy?
A well-known French scientist reminds us not to believe everything we’re told. The Twitter feed is the best. Etienne Klein, is the highly ...
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The Trickster
In anthropology there is a much explored characterisation of an exceptional person in a social group that might even be an entire nation. ...
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Women and football
The Euros are happening. Did you know that? No, not that Euros, the Women’s Euros. Over the last week or so, we have ...
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To Kill a Uranium Mine
How a young woman in a country pub managed to pull the pin on a big mining project. A young woman walked into ...
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Kiss a non-smoker: Taste the difference!
The WHO reports that smokers harm our planet, oceans, atmosphere and non-smokers even more than they do themselves. Summer is on us at ...
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Its about much more than abortion
Personal liberty itself has been circumscribed. The odd thing about the recent ruling by the US Supreme Court on the constitutional right of ...
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Ending Roe v Wade –
Why ending Roe v Wade strikes at the heart of liberal democracy The US Supreme Court’s decision to end the constitutional right to ...
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The end of times
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, the former financier turned philanthropist George Soros warned that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is threatening to ...
