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TOM UTLEY: The best thing about the Garrick? Stingy guests like me don't have to pay for their grub. Feminists wanting membership should be careful what they wish for - Vimarsana News

TOM UTLEY: The best thing about the Garrick? Stingy guests like me don't have to pay for their grub. Feminists wanting membership should be careful what they wish for

Cancel me, burn me in effigy, do what you will, but I hope members of the Garrick Club will find the courage to uphold a tradition almost two centuries old.

'Go big or go home' | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner - Vimarsana News

'Go big or go home' | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner

THE WELL-KNOWN phrase, “Go big or go home”, could have well been crafted as a challenge for midwife Florence Pink of Bonham Crest in Exchange, near Ocho Rios. And how well she would have risen to that challenge! At 84-years-old, Nurse Pink, as she...

Nine nominated amid big talk in Manchester Central - Vimarsana News

Nine nominated amid big talk in Manchester Central

Nine nominated amid big talk in Manchester Central

Would Jesus really be against the Rwanda Bill? - Vimarsana News

Would Jesus really be against the Rwanda Bill?

Sitting in the Chamber late on Monday afternoon for the Lords debate on the UK-Rwanda treaty, I was impressed by the standard of oratory. Most of the best speeches came from those – Lords Goldsmith (the Labour one), Kerr of Kinlochard, Anderson of Ipswich – who argued that the treaty was not, in itself, proof

Lord David Cameron should be questioned by MPs in Commons, committee suggests - Vimarsana News

Lord David Cameron should be questioned by MPs in Commons, committee suggests

Rishi Sunak's appointment of David Cameron to the Lords and the foreign secretary role raised concerns about how he could be held to account by elected politicians. But a committee has found a potential solution - based on an almost forgotten tradition.

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