by Archive | Jul 14, 2007
In tennis, as the recent Wimbledon tournament has reminded us, it is not unusual for a player to be convinced that the ball touched the ground inside a line when an opponent or official is equally confident that it was out. It is all too easy to see what one wants or...
by Archive | Jul 14, 2007
In tennis, as the recent Wimbledon tournament has reminded us, it is not unusual for a player to be convinced that the ball touched the ground inside a line when an opponent or official is equally confident that it was out. It is all too easy to see what one wants or...
by Archive | Jul 14, 2007
There’s a really interesting and important piece in a recent edition of the International Herald Tribune, Only traditional Islam can do it, by Phillip Blond a senior lecturer in philosophy and religion at the University of Cumbria (also an established Radical...
by Archive | Jul 14, 2007
There’s a really interesting and important piece in a recent edition of the International Herald Tribune, Only traditional Islam can do it, by Phillip Blond a senior lecturer in philosophy and religion at the University of Cumbria (also an established Radical...
by Archive | Jul 14, 2007
One of Gordon Brown’s prime ministerial predecessors once famously remarked that ‘a week is a long time in politics’. These days, given the truncated chronologies of cyber communication, agendas and affections shift much more quickly. 24 hours usually does the trick....
