Theresa May and the Super Snoopers Charter
In November 2015, Theresa May was Home Secretary introduced the Investigatory Powers (Technical Capabilities) Act, which got Royal Assent in Continue reading
Had UK Government Put Public Interests First, Might We Have Averted Disaster
Boris Johnson’s Government’s focus seems to have been on big corporation interests from the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, thinking Continue reading
How Shielding Can Prevent Premature Deaths
When I was choosing my O’level subjects, my school’s science teachers were all pitching me, saying I could find the Continue reading
UK Government lets public sector self-monitor its engagement with industry
The first UK case of COVID-19 was confirmed on 31st January 2020 and a lockdown of unknown duration started on Continue reading
Your Country – Your Future: Why You Must Vote
Hello. I want to be direct and say you have a job to do. You have to do your bit Continue reading
Tory Policy on Immigration Deliberately Tangles Issue
The Conservative Party spends money on advertising which appeals directly to their current core voter: white, lower-income workers who struggle Continue reading
Are Polls Skewed? Opinion is Divided
A look at opinion polls, what MPs are paid fees for, which lead on to what they did with those fees. Questioning what surveys are for, does so much need to be spent on them and whether they are a biased vehicle for the Conservative Party or whoever is sponsoring them or if they are weighted properly.
Social environments that gave us Bowie, Rickman and Lemmy
Firstly, thank you to Wickipedia. While reading, please compare with the economics, the state, education and the arts of today. Continue reading
Dairy of A Nonny Moose 