Monthly Archives: September 2013
Re-imagining Titanic, re-imaging Belfast
Speaking in the immediate aftermath of the sinking of the Titanic, a survivor spoke of her incredulity on deck as the tragedy unfolded: ‘It was like a play, like a drama that was being enacted for entertainment, it did not seem real.’
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Looking forward to our first live @LiverpoolSalon in ages. With @PiersBenn @TimandraHarknes & @PhilipMWaldron. How to argue well? A glass of wine in the beautiful @TheAthenaeum1 library should make a very good start. twitter.com/LiverpoolSalon…
@LiverpoolSalon is back for its live event after lockdown on 2 November with @PiersBenn @TimandraHarknes and @PhilipMWaldron. twitter.com/LiverpoolSalon…
Home Office quotas for resettling refugees are mean spirited and serve muddled political ends. Worst of all-for me - they're an offence to the generosity of millions of British citizens. @kenanmalik on the shambles in Afghanistan. theguardian.com/commentisfree…
@thephilippics locates the weakness that led to the collapse of the Afghan state 'at the core of the global political system, and not in a remote imperial outpost'. Sharp and right to the point. spiked-online.com/2021/08/20/…
@thephilippics While the Tories dismantle the neoliberal economy, Labour finds new ways of servicing demands for flexible working. Maybe not so new. I remember the Tories playing the same trick back in the '90s. theguardian.com/politics/2021…