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Marks will be awarded for examining the bias of sources, their roots and effects - no marks will be awarded for examining the bias of the syllabus
In A-Level history we learned about Mussolini the failed journalist who was so short he demanded to be photographed from the ground up Italy, we...
Afterlife
The former enemy of the people is coming to a theatre near you The people flock to hear his stories of politics in the old days when politicians...
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Flat screen
The man who has come to fix the washing machine says “You’ve got a very small TV. Why don’t you get a bigger one? Our TV, is the biggest TV I have...
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A beginner’s guide to social change
When a small man died, alone, in a forest community leaders were unable to agree on whether the right to demand justice in the newspapers belonged to...
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Conspiracy Theory
There is an international conspiracy to prevent the spread of my poetry they know it is not possible to defeat my work on its literary merit So the...
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Bring back Blair
There’s an ill wind at our windows There’s a cold moon in the sky It’s hard to sit through Newsnight Without feeling the urge to cry It’s an orgy of...
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Execution
10pm, outside the London Overground at Walthamstow Queens Road an incandescent man shouts into his mobile phone “I’m going to take her fucking head...
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The bones are all right
He’s so angry about the future Buffeted by changes he can’t stop Stomach tightens at mass immigration Hamstrings snap outside Romanian shops His...
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