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These are my blogs written over the years.

The Key Worker Party?

Whilst it’s the zeitgeist to make for predictions for the post-COVID world (and I have made a few already), here is another. The Key Worker identity is here to stay, [...]

The Key Worker Party?2020-04-14T11:11:30+01:00

Testing, testing, 1, 2, not 3       

In mid-February, I started with a sky-high temperature. After that, I was absolutely shattered for two days. Adhering to governmental instruction, I telephoned 111, and followed their advice: no need [...]

Testing, testing, 1, 2, not 3       2020-04-13T09:27:46+01:00

Can I say this? The kids have never been happier

As we roll into our fourth week in lockdown (we started earlier than most because of my wife’s high temperature), my children - 8 and 10 - are the happiest [...]

Can I say this? The kids have never been happier2020-04-11T08:56:41+01:00

How a solicitor political leader might act?

With the PM fighting for his life, the mantle has been passed to Dominic Raab, a solicitor. Sidestepping the constitutional crisis, given that it is the Queen who appoints a [...]

How a solicitor political leader might act?2020-04-10T08:58:24+01:00

No time for sexism, Secretary General

In a thoughtful piece printed in The Guardian on 2 April 2020, United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, argues for a three-pronged approach to tackling the pandemic. To boil it down, [...]

No time for sexism, Secretary General2020-04-07T14:36:25+01:00

Get well soon, Boris

For temporal context, I type this blog as the PM is spending his second night in hospital with coronavirus. As I type this second sentence, Boris has now been taken [...]

Get well soon, Boris2020-04-07T08:59:44+01:00

Starmer and Raynor

Within the last few hours, Keir Starmer has been elected leader of the Labour Party, with Angela Raynor elected Deputy. Starmer received 56% of the vote. As a member of [...]

Starmer and Raynor2020-04-04T10:22:55+01:00

Andrew Gray 2, BBC 0

Disgracefully and yet wholly unsurprisingly, on 3 February 2020, Boris Johnson’s henchmen prevented half of the attendant media hacks, who were already assembled inside Number Ten, from attending a briefing. [...]

Andrew Gray 2, BBC 02020-04-01T13:52:45+01:00

Failing to prepare is preparing to fail

Pre-pandemic, only someone inculcated against hearing accurate news about the NHS would not know how just parlous a state is it in. Never-events are now commonplace, often leading to deaths. [...]

Failing to prepare is preparing to fail2020-03-31T14:30:36+01:00

Captain Fantastic

The title of this blog doesn’t refer to our sick PM – no, no, no - rather it refers to a 10 out of 10 film I watched last night, [...]

Captain Fantastic2020-03-29T14:18:49+01:00
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