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Indiana man nears four decade mark as a rodeo clown - Vimarsana News

Indiana man nears four decade mark as a rodeo clown

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Rodeo clowns have been part of the rodeo scene entertaining the masses in variety of arenas since the 1900s.

Government's 'fiscal rules' arent working and must be reformed, IfG warns - Vimarsana News

Government's 'fiscal rules' arent working and must be reformed, IfG warns

Think tank's proposals would give departments a "minimum" of two years' worth of firm spending plans

Letters: Justin Welby fails to offer a constructive alternative to the Rwanda plan - Vimarsana News

Letters: Justin Welby fails to offer a constructive alternative to the Rwanda plan

SIR – An estimated 1,000 migrants have crossed the Channel illegally this year alone, but once again the Archbishop of Canterbury denounces the Government’s Rwanda plan (report, January 30) without offering any viable solution to break the business model of the people-smugglers.

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Letters: Tory MPs' shameful disloyalty will prove the biggest vote-loser of all - Vimarsana News

Letters: Tory MPs' shameful disloyalty will prove the biggest vote-loser of all

SIR – The Conservatives will lose the next election – not because of Rishi Sunak but because of the disloyalty shown by other members of the party.

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Letters: Will the Covid Inquiry achieve anything apart from settling grudges and political scores? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Will the Covid Inquiry achieve anything apart from settling grudges and political scores?

SIR – Surely the purpose of the Covid Inquiry (Leading Article, December 8) should be to establish how and where the virus started; how well Britain responded to it; and, relative to other nations, the mistakes made and how to do better next time. What we actually hear is a load of deeply personalised questioning, with little apparent purpose beyond blaming and condemning individual people – none of them medical, which is rather puzzling.

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