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Trump’s card – what’s up the global sleeve?

06/04/202513/04/2025 - Leave a Comment

The president has a plan to make the world pay the US protection money.  Frances Coppola explains. Tariff Man is back. And he’s on a mission. President Trump wants to …

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Viennese faults

04/04/202504/04/2025 - Leave a Comment

The good professor sings Chicago and thinks it’s time to question a broadcasting dynasty. Please, nobody mention the Dimblebys.  I used to be a fan.  The melodious Richard on the …

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Days of future passed

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Currently, everyday events are unfolding that are likely to play a significant role in future histories. The USA is no longer a dependable European ally, at best; the US government …

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Merry morality

27/12/202427/12/2024 - Leave a Comment

It is that time of year. We are not a religious family, yet we attended our local church’s atmospheric Christmas Eve midnight mass, complete with candles and carols, as many …

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A dog in the manger

24/12/2024 - Leave a Comment

We had snatched a festive triumph from the jaws of defeat. Then the canine went crackers. I will be so glad to see Christmas over.  The last few weeks have …

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Prison food

26/09/202426/09/2024 - Leave a Comment

Thieves and vagabonds with hellfire and damnation: would you like fries with that? The world is becoming increasingly topsy-turvy. The economic policy agenda now includes industrial policy, trade restrictions, and …

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At the flip of a billion coins

26/09/202428/09/2024 - Leave a Comment

Can finance provide what humanity needs? As we approach 1.5ºC average warming, nature collapses, and conflicts escalate, this must be a reasonable question. Or is it naïve as finance is …

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Malnutrition is a weapon of war

30/06/202401/07/2024 - Leave a Comment

Generations of Gaza’s population have been below the breadline since Israel came into being as a state. Frances Coppola explains. “Famine, what famine? There’s no famine in Gaza. Look at …

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The die in diet

28/06/202423/07/2024 - Leave a Comment

While we depend on food, water, air, and shelter to survive, only our requirement for food demands that we rely on a complex international trading system for our day-to-day needs.  …

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Through the past darkly

28/06/202428/06/2024 - Leave a Comment

A banquet beggars belief as Verity’s charming Prinz saves the day.  Thomas, my sainted husband, is currently recovering from organising the 1,100th anniversary of Cuthbert’s Cabbage. It turns out our …

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