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The End of Margaret Thatcher and Her Psychological Impact

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Adrian Wale

Former UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, was laid to rest this week to a mixture of boos and cheers from the few thousand people who had turned out to line the route of the funeral procession on its way to … Continue reading →

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London 2012 Olympic Games Diary: 4 August

Posted on August 4, 2012 by Adrian Wale

Well, they called it ‘Super Saturday’ and, in a dramatic break with tradition when it comes to hype like that, it was, in fact, a Super Saturday as Team GB won gold after beautiful gold. It started off at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Media, Sport, UK Politics | Tagged Andy Murray, athletics, Boris Johnson, cultural vampire, Football, gold rush, Greg Rutherford, Jeremy Hunt, Jessica Ennis, Kat Copeland, Laura Robson, Michael Phelps, Mo Farah, Olympic Diary, Olympics, pond-life, rowing, Rupert Murdoch, Sophie Hosking, Super Saturday, swimming, Team GB, tennis | Leave a comment

London 2012 Olympic Games Diary: 2 August

Posted on August 2, 2012 by Adrian Wale

The gold rush momentum continued to build for Team GB with three golds today. First up was our C2 canoe slalom duo of Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott, who had entered the final in sixth so headed out first, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Media, Sport, UK Politics | Tagged Boris Johnson, C2, canoeing, chased out of town with sticks, Chris Hoy, cycling, David Florence, Etienne Stott, Gemma Gibbons, gold rush, Olympic Diary, Olympics, Peter Wilson, Richard Hounslow, rowing, Rupert Murdoch, shooting, Team GB, Tim Baillie | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Rupert Murdoch

The End of Margaret Thatcher and Her Psychological Impact

London 2012 Olympic Games Diary: 4 August

London 2012 Olympic Games Diary: 2 August

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