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Issue 56: Crossword – ‘Tis the Season

2 June 2016 Crossword by Boffles ‘Tis the Season   To see a printable version of this crossword   Share this using… Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Whatsapp

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Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Contents

26 May 2016: Issue 55 Week in Brief UK International Financial Comment Once there was a King… by Neil Tidmarsh Scheherazade lives. Your Enemies are Behind you by J.R. Thomas Will the machine politicians restore normality? Houses and Integration by John Watson As the emphasis moves to the mainstream the need is for houses. Referendum Run Up … Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Contents

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Pausanias (Chin Chin)

26 May 2016 Pausanias The danger of guidance from beyond the grave by Chin Chin As the holiday season approaches, the big decision looms.  No, not whether to stay at the Gritti or the Danieli; nor even whether it should be the Pyramids or Center Parcs.  You can flip a coin for all that. What… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Pausanias (Chin Chin)

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Juncker’s intervention

26 May 2016 Juncker’s intervention How the European Commission could swing the vote by John Watson The successive initiatives rolled out by Remain, including salvos from the Treasury, from Obama, from US and NATO defence chiefs, from Corbyn and from every Tom, Dick and Harry who is anxious to be seen as part of the… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Juncker’s intervention

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Houses and Integration (John Watson)

26 May 2016 Houses and Integration As the emphasis moves to the mainstream the need is for houses by John Watson I believe it was Max Planck and Albert Einstein who first understood the dual nature of light. Although in some ways a stream of particles, it also exhibits features which can only be understood… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Houses and Integration (John Watson)

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Once there was a King… (Neil Tidmarsh)

26 May 2016 “Once There Was A King…”  Scheherazade lives. by Neil Tidmarsh “Once there was a King…” So begins the traditional storyteller, wearing a fez and brandishing an ancient sword, in any café in any town in the Middle East since the beginning of time.  (It’s a custom that survives even in today’s war-torn Damascus,… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Once there was a King… (Neil Tidmarsh)

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Week in Brief UK

26 May 2016 Week in Brief: UK NEWS EU  Referendum INAPPROPRIATE COMMENTS:  Pat Glass, Labour’s Shadow Minister for Europe, was overheard referring to a voter as a “horrible racist”.  UKIP claimed that these remarks showed disdain for voters and Ms Glass has said that she regrets them. TRANSATLANTIC TRADE AND INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP:  The Government has… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Week in Brief UK

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Your enemies are behind you (J.R. Thomas)

26 May 2016 Your Enemies are Behind You by J.R.Thomas It is said in the House of Commons that your opponents are in front of you, but the danger is always from your enemies – and they are behind you, in your own party.  David Cameron must know that only too well at the moment;… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: Your enemies are behind you (J.R. Thomas)

Issue 55: 2016 05 26: International News in Brief

26 May 2016 Week in Brief: INTERNATIONAL NEWS Europe AUSTRIA:  Alexander van der Bullen, a Green party member standing as an independent candidate, won the presidential election.  He narrowly beat Norbert Hofer of the far-right Freedom party by 50.3% to 49.7% of the vote (a difference of only 31,000 votes). BELGIUM:  Eight protestors and two policemen… Continue reading Issue 55: 2016 05 26: International News in Brief

Issue 55: Crossword – Glorious Scotland

26 May 2016 Crossword by Boffles Glorious Scotland   To see a printable version of this crossword     Share this using… Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Whatsapp

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