More Interfering Busybodying
Via the Angry Exile, another intrusion proposed by the medial profession into our private lives. Like the Exile, it is probably not an issue for […]
Month: October 2011
Morely Bank
Frosted fingers are the pits. I nurtured a healthy distaste for winter. If it wasn’t soaking wet, it was bitterly cold. Or worse, both […]
Wogan on Trick or Treat
Terry Wogan has a knack of resonating with us old fogeys – quick to ridicule the sacred cows of conventional wisdom, he is often saying […]
Someone Doesn’t Understand Either Protest or Private Property
That someone being Anna Minton. In her CiF article, Minton complains that much of the square mile is private property and therefore, the crusty camp […]
Absolutely Not
The spectre of state funding is being raised again. A huge increase in state funding of political parties, worth up to £100m over a five-year parliament, […]
What a Fry of Fornication
John Orloff writes in defence of the new film that suggests the bard was not the bard at all, rather, he was a clownish fool […]
More Housing Comment
Following on from various discussions about housing, Zoe Williams wades in with an interesting article in the Groan. In effect, she argues for more house […]
The Dean and the 99%ers
The Occupy movement currently out staying their welcome like a bad smell outside St Paul’s Cathedral are the subject of a Guardian editorial today. The […]
I Don’t Think So
Surgeon and columnist Pauline Chen suggests doctors and nurses should be obliged to pause for silent reflection when someone they are treating dies. It would […]
Conflicting Liberties
Writing in CiF, James Bell argues that the refusal of organisations such as Paypal and Master card to process payments for Wikileaks amounts to an […]