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The Maturing of Old Musicians!

I got chatting to a couple of chaps earlier this evening (one a school friend who I haven't spoken to since about 1984) about the band The Jam and how they split up when they were very young and so on. Of course, one went on to be a megastar (Paul Weller) another did okay (Bruce Foxton) whilst the other faded into obscurity, proving that drummers are easy to come ...

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Clever Conservatives Pounce on UKIP Territory!

What a bizarre week it has been once again in British politics. The Conservatives have opted for 'I'm right hard me, Brexit' as well as being socialists and fascists on the same day, whilst UKIP, who suddenly have no purpose, have been punching each other into hospital and a European hospital at that. When I heard Theresa May's conference speech, I initially ...

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September Disappears as Autumn Takes Over

"Delicious autumn! My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns." George Eliot. The colours changing in my back garden I'm not so sure about that George old chap, but I must admit, I am warming to the cooling of autumn, if you see what I mean, as it offers temperate days and spectacular colours ...

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Sky Sports Goes and So Does Big Sam!

My last bill for Sky TV and Broadband came in at a whopping £105:00 for a month spent watching barely any television, so yesterday, I cancelled it. This is not an easy task when you have a pitiful Scottish woman desperately trying to talk you out of it so she can keep her low paid job within the Murdoch empire based in an offshore tax haven. When asked why I was ...

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Will the Labour Party Survive and How?

Much has been said about the Labour Party being finished recently, but history suggests that like in events the sporting arena, politics is cyclical, and they can rise once again. I have read, read some more, and some more again about the infighting between the idealists and the moderates within the Labour party, as well as how their actions are read by the ...

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