Libel Reform: Defamation Bill – Third reading: House of Lords… again
Dear [MP], Thank you for your e-mail of 20 February 2013, as provided by your Caseworker, XXX, in response to mine of 12 February. May I commence by stating that […]
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Libel Reform: Defamation Bill – Third reading: House of Lords… today!
The Defamation Bill receives its Third reading in the House Of Lords today. Those who might have assumed that its passage has been progressing all tickety-boo would do well to […]
Libel Reform: Defamation Bill – Third reading: House of Lords… today!
The Defamation Bill receives its Third reading in the House Of Lords today. Those who might have assumed that its passage has been progressing all tickety-boo would do well to […]
So, he’s not infallible, then?
It doesn’t do to make – nor to not question one’s own – assumptions. A few days back as the news of the announcement of the Pope’s resignation hit the […]
Ask a stupid question…
During a disappointing Question Time last evening, (the confusingly titled) Baroness Warsi, in response to a suggested consideration of whether our monarch should follow the example of Queen Beatrix of […]
One day in 2012
Good afternoon. Here is the news. Her Majesty the Queen has recovered from the slight sniffle that prevented her usual attendance at church on Sunday, and is thus well enough […]
Toeing the toadying line
It is ironic that, in the constitutional republic that is the USA, with its constitutionally enshrined separation of church and state, any pretenders to high public office tend to not […]
The Secular Charter and women (as) bishops
The following is an extension of the previous post, with a version published in the latest edition of The Leicester Secularist. ————————————————– (Image adapted from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20433152) According to the information […]
Lee Turnpenny 