15 April 2016
by Loup Dargent
April 15, 2016
There is no doubt that many people all across the world are waiting eagerly to see where the next TV smash hit will come from. Viewers are now desperate to find great new shows from the start, allowing them to say that they backed the big shows from the seconds that they dropped. TV companies are keen to find these shows so that they can share them with their audience and the amount of people involved in TV are all looking to get on board with what is hip, in fear of being left behind.
13 April 2016
by Loup Dargent
April 13, 2016
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| Backed the wrong horse? EPA |
As we edge closer to the EU referendum on June 23, the latest opinion polls put the Remain and Leave campaigns either neck and neck or at least close together.
But the reputation of opinion polls has plummeted following their abject failure to predict the winner of last year’s general election. According to a recent independent review by Professor Patrick Sturgis of the University of Southampton, inadequate sampling procedures led to biased estimates of party support.
12 April 2016
Miscellaneous, News Related, Politically Yours, PRNewswire, Religion Related, Social Networking, US Related
by Loup Dargent
April 12, 2016
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| Fr. Sean Mc Manus |
"I will not be deterred by cyberbullies," says Catholic priest
A Catholic priest has vowed not to be intimidated or scared into quitting his work on fair employment.
11 April 2016
Brexit Related, Canada Related, France Related, History Related, News Related, Politically Yours, The Conversation, UK Related
by Loup Dargent
April 11, 2016
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| Rose tinted. Eric Fischer, CC BY-SA |
A key question in the debate about Britain’s future in Europe concerns the alternative global economic connections available to the UK. The North American Free Trade Agreement, the European Free Trade Association and free-wheeling bilateralism all have their advocates. Yet one other alternative carries particular emotional resonance: the Commonwealth.
For some Brexiters the Commonwealth is the perfect global trading network for the 21st century. At times this position carries a hint of nostalgia. In the leaders’ debate before the 2015 general election UKIP leader Nigel Farage described leaving the EU as a chance to reconnect with the rest of the world, “starting with our friends in the Commonwealth”. Yet is there in fact such an alternative?
8 April 2016
by Loup Dargent
April 08, 2016
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| Just what are the fruits of the union? gemstock/Shutterstock |
Think labour protection, enhanced social welfare, smoke-free workplaces, equal pay legislation, holiday entitlement, and the right not to work more than a 48-hour week without overtime.
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