Someone sent me a link to Neil Oliver on GB News a few weeks ago, I was more than a little surprised to see the archaeologist, historian and former Coast presenter on the same channel as Farage, and the same channel that an embarrassed Andrew O’Neil bid a hasty exit…

Very often in this life, things can become so normalised that it never occurs to us to question them. We don’t actively accept these situations, but not challenging them could be regarded as a passive form of endorsement. And one conspicuous example immediately springs to mind. The “elite.” The ‘elite’…

Written in 2017 (And why I think that Theresa May is quite liberal…for a Tory. You see, a bit of balance!) Last one, and then I’ll go back to my default position of not posting on Facebook! It’s not much of a secret, but I’ll be voting for Jeremy Corbyn…

The humans had toiled and trekked to the shores of Calais, forced to flee a brutal conflict the origins of which lay in Western foreign policy. Their journey had been a perilous one, and many humans had been forced to stop along the way, often collapsing from hunger or exhaustion…

The humans had toiled and trekked to the shores of Calais. They had been forced to flee a brutal conflict, the origins of which lay in Western foreign policy. Their journey had been a perilous one and many humans had been forced to stop along the way, often collapsing from…

Our brains are inside our heads, they are part of us, so it can be very difficult to separate what they are making us think and feel from who we actually are. But is important to do so, because if we don’t it undoubtedly impacts our wellbeing. We’ve all had…

Loach rightly pulls no punches in highlighting massive issues: systemic failures, austerity, food shortages and unemployment. Truly awful things that are responsible for killing good people. It’s murder a few steps removed. But what also resonated with me where some subtler points. A white man from Newcastle’s friendship with his…

Many more people are beginning to accept that it’s already far too late to reverse climate change. Indeed, what does ‘reverse’ actually mean in this context? In the past decade alone, 160 species have been declared extinct, and the stark evidence shows us that humanity is incapable of making the…

Yes, Loach pulls no punches in highlighting massive issues: systemic failures, austerity, food shortages and unemployment. Truly awful things that are responsible for killing good people. It’s murder a few steps removed. What really struck me where some subtler points. A white man from Newcastle’s friendship with his younger black…