Ramblings of an ordinary Joe
Manchester United and England striker Wanye Rooney has been handed a £500,000 legal bill over comments from his autobiography.
Everton manger David Moyes has accepted “substantial” libel damages at the High Court over an allegation in the book which accused him of a “serious breach of trust.”
Moyes sued Rooney over claims in the striker’s book, My […]
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Over the last few days we have seen a number of claims and counterclaims with regards to the recent political scene with a number of contradictory comments coming from a number of parties. Even though the publishing houses pay big bucks for the memoirs of ex-Prime Ministers and those who have held high office […]
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As we finally near the finishing line for the candidates for the US presidential election, are people outside of the US actually bothered who it will be? Do we really care?
While it has to be said that interest is waning in the US presidential election procedure, we would be foolish to ignore who actually comes […]
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As the debate over how much the UK should contribute to the EU continues to rage on, many are now asking the question “Can the UK prosper outside of Europe?”. A very tricky question in deed!
Whether you love it or loath it, the European Union (EU) is very much a closed shop which the […]
While the UK has long been able to depend upon a massive flow of oil and gas from the North Sea, it seems that over the last 20 years we have sold off the “family silverware”. Slowly but surely the UK utility market has become dominated by overseas companies with the French ruling our […]
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Ever since the Scottish National Party (SNP) gained control of the Scottish Parliament there has been an ongoing agenda to try and force through independence for Scotland, but will it ever happen? Do the majority of Scottish people actually want it?
The SNP have for many years been a thorn in the side of the English […]
As the Zimbabwe problem continues to worsen the rights and wrongs of outside intervention are coming to the fore. More and more people are calling for governments around the world to intervene in what is fast become a desperate situation with more opposition party supporters arrested over the last couple of days. Is […]
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When is a snub not a snub?
This is the question on the lips of many in the Olympic movement with news that Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister of the UK will not be attending the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics. This news followed days after he refused point blank to be photographed holding […]
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