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Think Before You Speak event

Here is the promotional flyer of a talk I have been invited to give at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution: It takes place on Wednesday February 1st at 1930 and you are most welcome to attend. FacebookTwitter Wikio Wikio

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Life on Mars Hill (interview)

As part of Paul Burgin’s “Mars Hill” blog, I was interviewed for his series “Twenty Questions to a Fellow Blogger.” Click here to read it. FacebookTwitter Wikio Wikio

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I’m number 10… and 19. Yes, a second award!

Good News Everyone! Prior to my Total Politics award from last week, where I was told I was the 10th best Labour Blog in the UK, I’m delighted (again) and surprised (again) to be given the following award: Once again, having drawn your attention to it (twice), I’d just like to thank everyone who voted [...]

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HR enters Number 10

Good news everyone! Long before expected, I’ve entered Number 10! What? No, not Number 10 Downing Street. Something important! I’m officially the 10th best Labour blogger in the United Kingdom. Look, here’s proof in this link, here. Remember, this was democratic and thus entirely legitimate. All the people in the world were able to vote [...]

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My blog is three years old today

I started blogging officially on August 20, 2007, just a few weeks before I went to university. Now, just a few weeks before I enter my fourth and final year at the University of Bath, I’m pleased to say my site has come the distance with me. My blog header is a photograph of the [...]

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A short history of Modern Journalism

Some of my friends want to become journalists but I can’t think of a more depressing, meaningless and soul-crushing profession. Bear in mind that I work in politics. A lot of the journalistic types go into the profession hoping to pose though questions, expose stories and fight corruption but before they know it, they’re speculating [...]

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Some summer shout-outs

Having finally finished my essay on the challenges (and their solutions) facing the Parti Socialiste, and therefore the definitive end to my Year Abroad, I’ve decided to take a break from the internets; blogging, twitter and even Facebook. (Sorry Rolfo, no more propaganda!) I’ll still be checking my email accounts regularly though. I’m going to [...]

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We Interrupt Our Usual Blogging Service

I’d just like to ask for your vote. I’ve been writing this blog since August 20th, 2007. That’s just about three years now. Most blogs fail when the author loses interest, and I admit that I’ve thought “What’s the point of all this?” on more than a few occasions. Nevertheless, I’d like to try and [...]

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Why did you have to think about it?

I had quite a bizarre, rude and aggressive encounter with a bouncer this evening. I was going into a bar with two friends of mine (both of them French) who are a bit older than myself. In the event that they read this and understand it, I’m going to say they are about 34. As [...]

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Things can only get better

That is that. The End. My year abroad is officially over, as I returned to the UK on Friday. It’s been a year of great change for me, both professionally and personally, in a time of great change in politics and society. This explains my recent redesign. I go back to Nice tomorrow morning to [...]

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