[PDF file]: […] Reynolds. ‘One set of Reynolds’ copious notes survived the purge and can be found among RAF files tucked away in obscure parts of the National Archive reposi tory’. (p. 72) While the full report cannot be recovered, we do know from Reynolds that Morton recommended that Britain provide assistance in the training of Sri […]
[PDF file]: […] scandal when Mark Lewis was acting for Gordon Taylor. ‘They came and listened to me and the reporter announced they would pay me £250,000 for my s tory. Of course nothing ever materialised. I wonder why!’ Most wanted The private detective was Christopher Guest More, 68, a millionaire jailed at Chester Crown Court for […]
[PDF file]: […] England’s 1996 Annual Report, which stated that it was committed to playing its part in European Monetary Union.4 On 19 October 1997 The Guardian noted: The last Tory Chancellor, Kenneth Clarke, now makes no secret of the fact that he deeply regrets the day when, under pressure from rightwing Cabinet colleagues, he agreed to […]
[PDF file]: […] drink with nigel. He had an interesting time with wiki leaks. . .’ Timed at 22:07:25: RE to AB ‘Looking forward to when they publish evidence of Tory hacking/infiltrating other parties . . . Only a matter of time. #deepstate’ March 11 Twitter group messages Timed at 08:07:37 AB to MH & RT ‘I’m […]
[PDF file]: […] Tweeting: ‘Thank you to all those who supported me and believed in #ACleanStart. This is only the beginning!’ Additionally, the revelation that Tobias Ellwood has had the Tory Whip removed – because he was abroad on Parliamentary business when the vote of now confidence took place – comes as interesting news. I am sure […]
[…] antisemitism is rooted in conspiracy theories. Jewish people will always be scapegoats for some people, and the Rothschilds are some of the best-known Jews in modern his tory. In many ways, the story of Rothschild conspiracy theories is the story of modern antisemitism. That is how inseparable they are. (p. XIV) ‘Almost all conspiracy […]
[PDF file]: […] provides a very thorough dissection and analysis of Britain’s long relationship with the Gulf states, one which goes back a long way. Well aware of this his tory, Wearing explains that British influence there went through three phases. The first started in the heyday of Empire, when Britain was the world’s superpower and influence […]
[PDF file]: […] an era of high-spending Keynesian interventionism. Sedgemore was one of Callaghan’s casualties, losing his seat in Luton West by 246 votes (despite increasing his own support) to Tory Monday Club member John Carlisle. Financial salvation came via a stint as a researcher at Granada TV while he searched for a new seat. Kinnock, meanwhile, […]
