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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Things We Should Not Talk Of
The Great Debate on freedom of choice was a tremendously liberating experience. It was the first time in anybody’s memory we had open speech, not merely narrow ‘free’ speech. It must have come as a surprise to many Scots and English too … Continue reading
Car News: Predictions
Your weekly guide to all that’s rotten about car ownership, plus some good bits An interesting prediction from the head of Toyota’s Research and Development, Seigo Kuzamaki: he thinks the internal combustion engine dead by 2050, and will power only about … Continue reading
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Paging BBC Scotland!
An open letter to Donalda MacKinnon, Director of BBC Scotland on the first anniversary of her tenure Dear Donalda MacKinnon Leaving the BBC is like leaving the Communist Party, you’re never forgiven. In consequence it was not a surprise to hear … Continue reading
Car News: An Electric Truck
A weekly guide to all that’s rotten about car ownership, plus some good bits Elon Musk, founder and CEO of Tesla is at it again. He announced the production of a truck, two of them, one big and one small, and … Continue reading
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The Florida Project – a review
This is a five star movie. No doubt about it. I should begin by stating that without hesitation. My criteria for awarding five stars appears to be of a higher standard than a lot of critics and reviewers who assume … Continue reading
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The Crime of Voting
Cries of shame on EU neutrality are unfounded While I was in Spain last week the Flemish nationalist politician and deputy prime minister of Belgium, Jan Jambon, along with the former Belgian prime minister, Elio Di Rupo, condemned Spain for … Continue reading
Murder on the Orient Express – a review
I approached the new version of Agatha Christie’s most audacious murder story with trepidation. I’d seen the original film version directed by Sydney Lumet thirty years earlier and had the privilege of interviewing the film’s composer Richard Rodney Bennett on … Continue reading
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