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Protest songs: the political message in the Magnificat

2022 – a year of Betrayal and Blame

My hopes for 2022: Stephen McNair

Liz Truss: from ardent remainer to Brexit evangelist

Twitter reacts to Lord Frost’s resignation

COP26: What happens next?

Sexism and sexual harassment of girls in school must stop

The EU dentists blocked from practising in UK

The curious case of the NHS
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Ambushed by Cake

Revolution without love is just a coup d’etat: why we have to learn to love England again

My hopes for 2022: East Anglian festivals calendar

Review: Benjamin Appl & James Baillieu at Wells Maltings

How can women trust the police?

The real lessons we should be drawing from the end of the Roman Empire

How can women trust the police?

Feedback – can pure science model the social sciences?

Misogyny: are witch hunts a thing of the past?
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The Legacy of Enron

The climate change sceptics may have changed their clothes, but they still don’t have the answers for the future

My hope for 2022: we’ll all be able to travel again

Remote working and the disappearance of private space

Covid and the ‘Brexit Benefits’ for East Anglia’s food producers

From baby boom to baby bust

The OECD tax deal is as good as it gets (for now)

East among hardest hit this winter when poverty may mean eat or heat

No shortage of shortages in post-Brexit Britain
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Raw sewage in Diss river brings protests onto the streets

Pecksniff’s Diary

East Anglia does Winterwatch!

East Anglia: a region of rivers

Pecksniff’s Diary

Diana Wrightson: a life campaigning on the East Anglian frontline of the climate crisis

New Year’s appeal for Holt Youth Project

Green dilemmas: the Deal Farm story

Is the tide turning for Labour in East Anglia?

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Protest songs: the political message in the Magnificat

2022 – a year of Betrayal and Blame

My hopes for 2022: Stephen McNair

Liz Truss: from ardent remainer to Brexit evangelist

Twitter reacts to Lord Frost’s resignation

COP26: What happens next?

Sexism and sexual harassment of girls in school must stop

The EU dentists blocked from practising in UK

The curious case of the NHS
- Brexit
- Health
- Education
- World
Opinion
Politics
Climate
- Environment
Lifestyle
Ambushed by Cake

Revolution without love is just a coup d’etat: why we have to learn to love England again

My hopes for 2022: East Anglian festivals calendar

Review: Benjamin Appl & James Baillieu at Wells Maltings

How can women trust the police?

The real lessons we should be drawing from the end of the Roman Empire

How can women trust the police?

Feedback – can pure science model the social sciences?

Misogyny: are witch hunts a thing of the past?
- Community
- Culture
- History
- Humour
- Property
Business
The Legacy of Enron

The climate change sceptics may have changed their clothes, but they still don’t have the answers for the future

My hope for 2022: we’ll all be able to travel again

Remote working and the disappearance of private space

Covid and the ‘Brexit Benefits’ for East Anglia’s food producers

From baby boom to baby bust

The OECD tax deal is as good as it gets (for now)

East among hardest hit this winter when poverty may mean eat or heat

No shortage of shortages in post-Brexit Britain
- Economics
- Finance
- Transport
- Farming
ANGLIA
Raw sewage in Diss river brings protests onto the streets

Pecksniff’s Diary

East Anglia does Winterwatch!

East Anglia: a region of rivers

Pecksniff’s Diary

Diana Wrightson: a life campaigning on the East Anglian frontline of the climate crisis

New Year’s appeal for Holt Youth Project

Green dilemmas: the Deal Farm story

Is the tide turning for Labour in East Anglia?

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