Oliver Dowden and his cronies are placing pliant ghouls in every position of influence
“The Conservatives seek to limit broadcasters’ abilities to inform and entertain and to hold the proven liar Boris Johnson to account.” Illustration: David Foldvari/The Observer
“The Conservatives seek to limit broadcasters’ abilities to inform and entertain and to hold the proven liar Boris Johnson to account.” Illustration: David Foldvari/The Observer
Sun 9 May 2021 05.00 EDT
Many on the left have blamed Keir Starmer, and the white working class’s perceived abandonment by Labour’s patronising metropolitan elite, for the political survival of the corrupt liar Boris Johnson. And it helps that Johnson showered our body-strewn streets with costly vaccines, like a negligent drunken father suddenly treating his starving children to a spaff-up Saturday dinner at McDonald’s. But Starmer alone cannot be held responsible for failing to inculcate a sense of Johnson’s mendacity into,
Much of the political talk in the past week was about Bajiri. The Gazette Minister Bandula Gunawardena was reminding us how our people ate in the World War time of colonialism. Why make such a fuss about not having ‘kaha’ or turmeric in our curries? Surely, you won’t die without
kaha, he told a journalist. He gave the impression of having enjoyable memories about the wartime days in what was Ceylon?
He must also remember the long queues to obtain regular food, including
Bajiri, other seeds and flour, and how the first ration book for rice was introduced. The colonial rulers did it their own way. The cry against colonial rule was rising. Was that the time to demand turmeric in a
Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker strapped for cash and forced to grow her own vegetables
Dancing On Ice star and Bucks Fizz singer Cheryl Baker admitted she is having severe financial problems and that she is growing her own vegetables in a bid to cut down on her outgoings
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While the local Society scene grinded to a halt last spring due to the pandemic, it is still nice to showcase the organizations which have worked outside of the box to maintain their goals. The traditional Annual Dinner of the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) Foundation, which took place recently, is a good example.
Reinvented in a virtual mode due to the health constraints of COVID-19, the event was a resounding success. Under the theme of Chercheuses dâespoir, highlighting IRCM women researchers, this unusual edition raised over $370,000. For the occasion, over 300 participants gathered through a high quality digital platform, where they learned more about three IRCM female researchers and their research projects, including work on COVID-19, during an encounter hosted by journalist
Lifting the standards: Derry duo hold Irish records
Gemma Moore and Dolores McGuckin set new targets for 2021
Derry duo Gemma Moore (left) and Dolores McGuckin hold Irish records in deadlifting
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Two Irish strongwoman records are now held by Derry women after Craigbane s Gemma Moore joined Dolores McGuckin at the top of the sport this year.
Earlier this month, Gemma set a new record of 265kg, in the open weight category, in the Shankill Barbell Deadlift Championship, despite only being involved in the sport for seven months.
The 25 year-old, who played Gaelic football for Craigbane, started off the sport in a bid to lose weight and has since really excelled. Since then, her aunt Ciara got her on board with City of Derry Rug by Club.