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That Christmas Thing

UK Catriona M. Munro, TA Editor in Chief - December 25, 2023.

Christmas, of course, arrives annually in a multifarious variety in many different countries, regardless of any national religion.  I’ve experienced how it’s celebrated throughout Europe,...

In a year of crisis some victims of news fatigue are simply switching off

UK Harvey Morris - December 20, 2023.

The coming festive season offers the opportunity for a brief respite from news fatigue and crisis overload, stress syndromes that the experts tell us have...

UK Conservatives running out of time and options to reverse polling decline

UK Harvey Morris - December 13, 2023.

Britain’s ‘natural party of government’, as the ruling Conservatives are wont to regard themselves, picked a bad time to have a meltdown. In an ominous prelude...

Learning the Foreign Lingo

UK Catriona M. Munro, TA Editor in Chief - December 11, 2023.

The British - and the Americans - are notoriously reluctant to learn foreign languages, generally on the basis that it is unnecessary, given that English...

BBC told to ‘cut its cloth appropriately’ in challenging economic times for news

UK Harvey Morris - December 6, 2023.

A comforting conceit shared within the much-maligned mainstream media is that, if everyone is criticising them, then they must be doing something right. This defensive pride...

Time for Brits to pay for Health

UK Catriona M. Munro, TA Editor in Chief - December 4, 2023.

I’ve just spent 3 weeks in hospital with mobility problems. I could extol the National Health Service - unique as British people like to consider...

UK parties soft-pedal on climate policy ahead of COP28

UK Harvey Morris - November 29, 2023.

Britain’s King Charles will this week deliver the opening address at the COP28 climate action summit in Dubai at a time when his country’s own...

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