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Zimbabwe’s best- loved musical instrument is introduced to billions during cultural diversity week
Kenny Mangwena from Zimbabwe playing the mbira at an African culture festival organised by Music for Change in Canterbury, southern England (Picture: Trevor Grundy) By Trevor Grundy As many… Read more >
‘It’s the Media, Stupid!’ Writers examine role of the Press in Labour’s catastrophic 2019 defeat
It’s the Media, Stupid! The Media, the 2019 Election and the Aftermath (Published by the Campaign for Free Press and Broadcasting Federation (North) 2020 £9.99 / 144 pp.) Review… Read more >
Public anger mounts alongside growing desperation from endangered NHS workers and critical health watchdogs
Despite warnings from the WHO, the British Government was painfully slow to organise a national lockdown. Picture shows some of the 250,000 people who gathered at the Cheltenham racing festival… Read more >
Easter 2020 and the churches are closed: Love in the time of Coronavirus
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, at the World Council of Churches (WCC) Conference in Busan,South Korea (Picture: Trevor Grundy) By Trevor Grundy Canterbury, England (April 10, 2020)… Read more >
People with a fighting spirit can beat the virus – “A myth that needs de-bunking” says top TV presenter
By Trevor Grundy London, April 9 (2020) – – – It has been rightly said that Truth is the first casualty of war, to which we might add “and God… Read more >
Anger builds in Britain as deaths from the Coronavirus reaches 2,352 in country’s hospitals
Anger builds in Britain as death from Coronavirus reaches 2,352 in country’s hospitals By Trevor Grundy April 1, 2020 A further 563 people have died in hospitals from… Read more >
Airline’s founder pays himself a £60 million dividend as angry customers fail to get refunds
By Trevor Grundy London, March 31, 2020 – – – Easyjet’s founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, 53, has justified his decision to pay £174 million dividend to shareholders –… Read more >
Late night applause in Britain for doctors and nurses working to save our lives
At 8pm on Thursday, as darkness fell across the UK, millions of people stood at their front doors and open windows, in gardens and on balconies, to raise a thunderous… Read more >