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Waving a British flag around in public to garner votes has never been a commonplace British activity. It used to be considered rather tasteless, and...
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There is a demolition going on, hardly reported in the news and almost never by the BBC or the most of the press. The demolition...
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Those of all political and cultural persuasions will be delighted to hear the exciting news. The old pronoun they, apparently re-purposed for new duty by...
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Just over 80 years ago on 16 June 1940, the British government made an offer to the crumbling French government facing the advance of German...
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We have all lived through and are still living through significant changes in corporate affairs and communications in the past generation. The past year of...
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On the same day that the UK ceased trading with the free movement privileges of an EU member and imposed new crippling trade barriers on...
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Lionel Stanbrook Words are the least understood part of that crowded, undisciplined and noisy group of ill-fitting elements that together make up what we call...
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What comes home to roost when the solids hit the fan and the rubber touches the road are not always the straight lies, the wild...
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President Ouattara’s declaration threatens Cote d’Ivoire’s stability There has been civil conflict in Abidjan and outbreaks of violence all around Cote d’Ivoire since the declaration...
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Those of us who regularly use Facebook should be clear and precise about why we do, because powerful and compelling reasons are emerging to argue...