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Collete Cooper – Lost
Collette Cooper is releasing a new album Lost. The album is a steaming swamp of blues and jazz. Cooper’s voice is deep and smoky. Her USP is the vocal tremor she creates as she
Read More »Brexit was a move orchestrated by the owners of unregulated global finance
George Monbiot summed it up well today. Brexit was a step forward in the interests of those who use Britain, and its off shore tax havens, to squirrel away their ill gotten gains. Put
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Jan Morris, travel writer, dies aged 94
Before today, I didn’t really know anything about Jan Morris, other than she was one of a number of British writers, who had written a book about travelling through Spain in the twentieth century.
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Bye Donald by Brentalfloss
A few weeks ago God sent a message to the American people about who they should elect as the next American president. He did it by hiding himself in a basketball (see more here).
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Did God just send a message to the American people?
Did God just send a message to the American people? That’s the question America is asking itself after seeing what appeared to be a miracle yesterday. The miracle occurred when former President of the
Read More »Virtue Signalling – what is it?
I’ve started to come across the phrase ‘virtue signalling’ quite a bit in the media. David Squires used it recently in his classic Marcus Rashford sketch. Rashford has recently argued that the government’s scheme
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For David Squires Diego Maradona is the greatest
I kind of agree with him. David Squires Illustrated History of Football is a laugh-a-minute look back through the game, from its beginnings in the stone age to Leicester City’s victory in the Premier
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The Illustrated History of Football by David Squires
David Squires Illustrated History of Football is a laugh-a-minute look back through the game, from its beginnings in the stone age to Leicester City’s victory in the Premier League. The books 184 pages are
Read More »What about the political education of people in Worksop?
Today in the Guardian John Harris has written an article about the so-called ‘Red Wall’. The Red Wall are people in the north of England, who traditionally voted Labour, but who, in the last
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