What the papers said in the week ending 29 April 2023 Old: Creativity remains undimmed, at least in some highly gifted people: The Guardian view on older artists: bridging history and personal … [Read more...]
Boosters, roosters and doors
What the papers said in the week ending 22 April 2023 The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has released the Ukraine to celebrate Easter: Joy and tension as Kyiv marks Orthodox Easter without … [Read more...]
Poverty, pageants and pants
What the papers said in the week ending April 15th 2023 Age and faith: An action of the 87 year old Dalai Lama has caused a stir: Dalai Lama apologises after kissing boy and asking him to ‘suck … [Read more...]
Holy Week news: not much change
What the papers said in the week ending 8 April 2023 There is humanity: the deportation of Kathleen Poole has been put on hold and may never happen: Sweden ‘places on hold’ deportation of UK woman … [Read more...]
More salt with your bread, madam?
What the papers said in the week ending 1 April 2023 Extending the week a little allows us to include the news that the Swedish police are still pressing for the deportation of Kathleen Poole, a 74 … [Read more...]
Outrage: plenty of profit but poor care
What the papers said in the week ending 26 March 2023 There is outrage as people put two and two together, and realise that the squeeze on council budgets, which is reflected in their inadequate … [Read more...]
Sleep is good for you. But, caffeine?
What the papers said in the week ending 18 March 2023 We can celebrate and give thanks for the ten years of leadership from Pope Francis The Guardian view on Pope Francis 10 years on: a vital … [Read more...]
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