What the papers said in the week ending July 18th The end of the week gave us joy as Queen Elizabeth knighted Captain Tom Moore in a ceremony on the lawns of Windsor Castle. Two utterly charming … [Read more...]
Truthfulness in word and deed
What the papers said in the week ending July 10th Care Homes and Care services Boris Johnson guaranteed Care Homes and Care workers front page attention because of his bumbled address in Goole … [Read more...]
Slow Steps to Recovery
What the papers said in the week ending July 4th 2020 Religion has found an impressive degree of interest in the media this week. The Guardian Centrefold on Friday was headed: ‘Keeping the … [Read more...]
Strategies and speeds
What the papers said week ending June 27 2020 The Windrush scandal remains unresolved but a new all-party working group hopes to get to grips where others have failed. … [Read more...]
Memories and Hopes
What the papers said in the week ending June 20th This is the week we lost Dame Vera Lynn, at the age of 103. A comforter and inspiration during the war, she has remained an active presence with … [Read more...]
Dalai Lama to JK Rowling
What the papers said in the week ending June 13 A troubled week. The World-wide Covid-19 crisis rumbles on, but headlines have been drawn to matters of racial inequality and suppressed anger … [Read more...]
Care Homes, Inequalities, and Questions
What the papers have been saying in the week ending June 6th Care Homes A week of sustained high passion, but with the beginnings of consensus and with it a quieter resolve to take action. Polly … [Read more...]
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