Protestation II
The following has received no response fifteen days after sending… An open letter to More London Dear [More London], Thank you for your reply to my query. However, I’m afraid […]
Category Archives: Politics
Libel Reform – Defamation Bill 2nd reading, Tuesday 12th June 2012
Dear [MP], As you will be aware, the second reading debate of the Defamation Bill 2012 is scheduled to take place tomorrow (Tuesday 12th June) in the House of Commons. […]
Protestation
Yesterday I travelled up to London in order to partake in the Republic jubilee protest, scheduled, with the consent of police authorities, to take place on the south bank of […]
Liable to confusion
Since the recent Queen’s Speech, and its welcome inclusion of ‘A B I L L TO Amend the law of defamation’, I confess, despite welcoming such a positive development, that […]
Gover
This afternoon, I heard Michael Gove being interviewed on BBC Radio 4’s The World at One, which finished off with him justifying his vanity contribution to the ‘Big Society’ – […]
Cardinal logic
I am provoked into re-addressing the defensive decrying of secularist critique of what the prominent faithful hold dear (ie relevance through political influence), as promulgated by Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor who […]
Lee Turnpenny 