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• It’s Time We Knew The Truth About Kate and Gerry McCann
  on Oct 15, 2013 in Politics and Culture Gerry McCann Kate and Gerry McCann Kate McCann Maddie Maddie McCann Madeleine Madeleine McCann McCann McCanns
  None of us knows what happened to Madeleine McCann.  There are only a couple of people on Earth that do know, and we don’t know who those people are.  All that most of us can offer is speculation and conjecture, based on tabloid headlines, and ne...
• Learn Your Parents’ Music
  on Oct 11, 2013 in Uncategorized Belieber Beliebers Beyonce Bob Dylan books David Bowie Directioner Directioners Hashtag Justin Bieber Lyrics Marc Bolan Music Musical. Myley Cyrus One Direction Parents Rod Stewart songs that make you cry songsthatmakeyoucry Syle Council T Rex Twitter
  I grew up with a Mum that taught me about David Bowie, and Marc Bolan, and a Dad that played The Smiths in the shower as loud as the stereo would go. I spent a large portion of my childhood being physically forced to transcribe James lyrics so he cou...
• The Defence Is That She Appeared To Be Fourteen
  on Aug 8, 2013 in Politics and Culture Age of Consent Barrister Court Crown Court Crown Prosecution Service Neil Wilson Nigel Peters Peadophile Prosecution Robert Colver Sentence Sexual Abuse Snaresbrook Snaresbrook Crown Court Suspended Sentence Wilson
  I think we were all equally shocked this week to learn that paedophile Neil Wilson, who engaged in sexual activity with a thirteen year-old old girl, has been given an eight-month suspended sentence.  Wilson, who is forty-one, brought a thirteen-yea...
• What Leaders Should Learn From Obama
  on Aug 7, 2013 in Politics and Culture 10 Downing Street Air Force One America. American Barack and Michelle Barack and Michelle Obama Barack Obama Camerons David Cameron Downing Street England English Michelle Obama Obama Obamas Oval Office Parliament Political Politics Samantha Cameron White House
  It struck me recently that if there were a sudden approaching crisis; nuclear apocalypse, meteor heading for Earth, devastating tsunami; something to wipe us out like in the films, we’d have to turn to David Cameron. If our lives were about to be t...
• In Flabbergasted Suspicion of Samantha Brick
  on Apr 23, 2013 in Uncategorized anorexia bulimia Daily Mail eating disorder media newspaper Samantha Brick Twitter weight loss
  “I fainted with hunger on one occasion – a minor hitch, eclipsed by the fact that I was being asked out on lots of dates.” http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2310797/Samantha-Brick-Joan-Collins-right-Any-woman-wants-stay-beautiful-ne...
• Maggie: The Passing of Part of Britain
  on Apr 10, 2013 in Politics and Culture feminism feminist Hillsborough Maggie Margaret Thatcher Parliament Politics prime minister Thatcher Thatcherism Thatcherite women
  Whether you agree with her policies, or have, or not have not, been affected by her actions, a woman has died. Understandably, many people of this Nation take a strong stand, one way or the other, because of how Thatcher affected their lives. I would...
• Books Worth Staying Up and Being Poor For
  on Jun 26, 2012 in Literature books bookshop Comfort and Joy Darcy Darcy and Elizabeth Death Comes to Pemberley Elizabeth Bennett Emily Bronte harry potter indi India Knight Jane Austen Kathryn Stockett library literary literature Mr Darcy PD James Reading romance staying up late staying up reading The Help waterstones why we read Wuthering Heights
  Lots of books are good, but there are those few books that keep us awake at night because they’re too good to put down, or compel us to spend that last £5.00, perhaps even forsake lunch in favour of buying that special find. There are some books t...
• Why They Shouldn’t Close Down Social Media During Riots
  on Aug 12, 2011 in Fashion, Clothes and Life Politics and Culture blackberry caitlin moran close down social media during riots debate Facebook Lodon London riots Politicians riots social media social networking Twitter
  At 6.30 pm this-evening, there will be a debate about David Cameron’s plan to turn off all social media sites during times of riot.  Yes, this measure may prevent people conspiring and communicating; arranging meeting places, and drumming up h...
• A Pantomime for the Summer. Review: Merlin, Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre.
  on Aug 10, 2011 in Fashion, Clothes and Life Politics and Culture Alan McMahon Camelot Chester Chester Open Air Theatre Chester Performs Chester Theatre David Hartley Grosvenor Park Grosvenor Park Chester Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre Lancelot Leslie Neilson Maxine Peake Merlin Merlin and The Woods of Time Natalie Grady Nicholas Asbury Paul-Ryan Carberry Robert Mountford Rosie Jones Summer Summer Evening Waynetta Slob
  On Friday I concluded, definitively, that the perfect way to spend an English summer evening is in the park, with open air theatre, a basket full of food, and a blanket wrapped around you.  I spent another wonderful evening at Grosvenor Park Open Ai...
• What kind of person takes part in a riot?
  on Aug 8, 2011 in Politics and Culture Britain British London London riots Looting Mark Duggan Police Brutality riots Riots London student protests Students Tottenham. Police Westminster
    I live in a world filled with bowls of pasta, cups of tea, and Aaron cardigans.  I live a sheltered life in a town where very little happens.  On Sunday night I stayed awake all night, until 5.00 am, glued to Twitter, reading with horror ab...

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