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Monthly Archives: July 2017

Morgan of the Month: BBC
Culture / Politics

Morgan of the Month: BBC

Posted on 31 July 2017 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

Memo to Auntie: enough about yourself, already. Continue reading →

Diana and the hacks
History / Politics

Diana and the hacks

Posted on 29 July 2017 by Alwyn Turner • 1 Comment

ALWYN TURNER remembers how the death of Princess Diana was covered in the media. Continue reading →

Isn’t the gig economy brilliant? (Or not)
Economics / Politics

Isn’t the gig economy brilliant? (Or not)

Posted on 13 July 2017 by Dan Atkinson • Leave a comment

DAN ATKINSON on the mixed messages of the Taylor review. Continue reading →

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The trends

  • 'A randy union chief' - Len McCluskey
    'A randy union chief' - Len McCluskey
  • ‘Turning out the lights’: The 1992 election - Part 2
    ‘Turning out the lights’: The 1992 election - Part 2
  • 'The new chosen one' - Laura Pidcock
    'The new chosen one' - Laura Pidcock
  • Brexit and the beautiful game
    Brexit and the beautiful game
  • ‘Lashing out like a dying crocodile’: A press portrait of John McDonnell
    ‘Lashing out like a dying crocodile’: A press portrait of John McDonnell
  • We Rule: Part 2
    We Rule: Part 2
  • A brief history of fly-posting
    A brief history of fly-posting
  • 'The best pupil ever' - Emily Thornberry
    'The best pupil ever' - Emily Thornberry
  • All cricket on the Western Front
    All cricket on the Western Front
  • Crisis? What crisis?
    Crisis? What crisis?

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  • The donkey’s not for stalking
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  • Rear-view review: The Ipcress File
  • Revive 45: October 1974
  • Rear-view review: Jill
  • Revive 45: September 1974

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