Trust me. I’m a Doctor! Reviews at A Very Public Sociologist and Harpy Marx cover the Dr Who Easter special so I’m spared that particular chore. But I will add my alarm that, as we slip silently into Surveillance Britain, even this innocent series, beloved of our childhood, has been inducted into the government’s Planet […]
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Two conflicting perspectives at the heart of the wildcat strikes spreading across Britain threaten to turn this conflict into a xenophobic safety valve for corporate business interests as we face global economic meltdown. The Italian company is importing cheap labour from abroad to the exclusion of local workers, pitting worker against worker in a classic
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Martin Rowson gets it right Okay, I hate myself. I didn’t want to but they made me do it. London Mayor Boris Johnson accused the Chinese of being incapable of original thought and here I am proving his halfwit point by blogging on the sodding Brand ‘n’ Ross stormette just like every other mofo and
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Sarah Cheung’s article on the UK media treatment of the Beijing Olympics including interview material with Anna Chen. And check out Brendan O’Neill’s Spiked! article concerning the Free Tibet movement’s slitty-eyed racism against the Chinese. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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I’m now watching the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and laughing. It’s spectacular beyond belief: 2,008 Foo drumers with an amazing light show; 3,000 year old string instruments; fireworks displays across six miles of the Forbidden City axis to the Birds Nest Stadium; dancers painting a huge unfurling scroll combining the arts of
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Phew! A busy day today. My piece on Martin Bashir’s strange outburst at a journalists’ event in Chicago is in The Guardian’s G2 section. And I spoke on BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show at 1.10pm about the Beijing Olympics. Available online for seven days. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home
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