I like having an MP who has integrity, honesty and courtesy. Call me old fashioned but these qualities matter a great deal to me in an MP. As far as I can make out, and I have spent a long time acquiring the necessary qualities to be a good journalist, Zac Goldsmith has all of these characteristics.
Food is central to our health and well-being. There is no point in being a food facist but every point in adopting a common sense approach to our eating habits.
After nearly three years of watching my son immerse himself in the virtual world of a mass role-playing game, he has decided to give Real Life a chance. In the end no matter how appealing a virtual existence is no match for the Real Thing.
This week a debate I attended, held by Carole Stone of YouGovStone, asked the question who has the most influence: Google or Murdoch. Apples and Pears of course; but it made for a fascinating discussion.
At the end of the debate we were asked, who influences us now? Then; who will influence us in ten years [...]
Blogs are now the lingua franca of the media world. My own deals with the communications issues of the day that interest me. My broadcast career has lent me an abiding interest in politics, health & wellbeing as well as education and family matters. However, I will write on a wider range of issues as I believe that it all comes down to one thing – relationships. Whether they are micro or macro, relationships are the fundamental framework for the way that we live our lives and, for my purposes, inform the way that we communicate with each other.
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