Le monarque a changé, pas le Gouvernement
Jamais la Grande Bretagne n’aura vu un tel déferlement de mesures économiques profondément inégalitaires. Commentaire
On Brighton front
The photo by Marc J Francis (film director with a common appreciation of the teachings of Thich Nhat Hahn) taken when strolling along Brighton front, and published on Facebook. It immediately stirs many memories. Yes, I told him, four fabulous years, at Sussex University, then at BBC Brighton, with life-lasting true friends. I loved it […]
The Queen’s English – BBC
The Queen’s pronounciation: an analysis particularly relevant to my professional career.
Keeping the nation together – BBC
King Charles’s tour shows desire to hug UK nations close Answering the many questions I have asked myself during the coverage of the new King’s visits. Article by Alan Little for BBC News website published 17/9/2022 King Charles has done two things simultaneously this week that reveal much about what kind of reign he aspires […]
Protégé : Sharing with Paul
Il n’y a pas d’extrait, car cette publication est protégée.
Queen Elisabeth II – Obituary – BBC
Formal biography on the life of Queen Elisabeth. Page from BBC News site
Constellation pollution
Severe analysis by Ronald Drimmel of how our planets environment is being polluted by satellite constellations.
Neural pathways – Thich Nhat Hanh
Les chemins du cerveau dont il faut s’échapper.
Overthinking
Overthinking, cad. trop penser, avoir le cerveau en bouillie. Explication en article de la BBC
Cats in gouvernment
Article by Chris Day dated June 2016 based on the book “Peta, the official Home Office cat” To mark Internation Day of the Cat They are the government’s cats. The government has been unofficially ‘employing’ cats since the mid 19th century – not as a forward thinking precursor of today’s therapy dogs – but for the […]