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Paul Little reports at the Herald an interview with Green MP Golriz Ghahraman: In 2008 I'd been working in New Zealand as a junior barrister for two and a half years. The next logical step would have been to go out on my own, but I got accepted to do a masters degree at Oxford. While

Employee-volunteering charity York Cares is helping to tackle loneliness with its Shimmer and Shine Club party which took place on the 12th December.

Whyte, who is lesbian, admitted that she shared some of Rowlings’ views around biological women’s rights and argued they were not transphobic. “It’s really funny that all the way from the UK where a world-famous writer has gotten into trouble for expressing quite compassionate and reasonable views, all the way down to tiny little Featherston. It encapsulates the whole madness of it quite well.” Joel C Ryan/AP Author J.K. Rowling’s online discourse has struck a nerve with many in ...

He is Trump’s trusty New Zealander, his right-hand man, one of only a handful of advisers to have seen him through all four years of his presidency