England
-
Match Report: England vs New Zealand (Rugby Union) 15.11.25
In a thrilling match, England initially struggled against New Zealand but rallied back after falling behind 12-0. Key performances from George Ford and tries from Ollie Lawrence and Sam Underhill turned the tide, leading to a 33-19 victory for England, halting New Zealand’s Grand Slam ambitions. Continue reading
-
Labour Party Zoom Meeting on NHS with Wes Streeting, Health Secretary
I was invited to join this Labour Party Zoom meeting about the NHS with a presentation by Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health. Wes talked about how the NHS has been at the centre of this country’s politics since its formation in 1948. He spoke of the dangers of Reform and Nigel Farage and… Continue reading
1948, Carers Allowance, elections, end of terror, England, founding of NHS, Great Britain, Health Secretary, immigration, Labour, Labour Government, Labour Party, Mental Health, Mental Health Reform Bill, NHS, NHS Wales, Nigel Farage, Politics, Reform, Scotland, Senedd, Senedd elections, SNP, social justice, United Kingdom, Wales, Welsh Labour, Wes Streeting -
2011 Blackberry Riots, United Kingdom
The analysis of the 2011 ‘Blackberry’ riots in England reveals conflicting perspectives on the role of inequalities. Conservatives view the riots as lawlessness driven by moral decline, while radicals highlight socio-economic disenfranchisement as a key cause. This essay urges addressing underlying inequalities to prevent future unrest rather than merely punishing the rioters. Continue reading
1789, 2011 riots, austerity, birmingham, Black man, Blackberry, Blackberry Riots, Bristol, Broadwater Farm, Broadwater farm Estate, conservatism, Conservative, COnservative governemtn, Conservativs, crime, David Cameron, Edmund Burke, England, financial crisis, football matches, French revolution, gang violence, gangs, governemnt, Government, International Relations, law enforcement, leadership, London, London School of Econmics, looting, LSE, Manchester, Mark Duggan, moral code, newspaper, North London, Open University, pamphleteers, parliament, police, political agenda, political ideas, Politics, Prime Minister, prison, prisons, private property, public nuisance, racism, radicalism, radicals, Rights of Man, riot, riots, Rousseau, social inequality, Social Science, street, The Guardian, The Mod, Thomas Paine, thugs, Tottenham, Twitter, uk riots, United Kingdom, universal rights, working class, X, young people, youth -
Review: Spare – by Prince Harry
If you were a hermit living in a remote cave then I expect that even you would be well aware that Prince Harry and his wife have been in the news recently quite a lot. Initially I decided I was going to avoid the mass hysteria and not tune into the Netflix documentary and certainly… Continue reading
Afghanistan, AMerica, army, Autobiography, blue blood, Cam, cannabis, Charity, COcaine, Commonwealth, Commonwealth Netflix, Crown, David Beckham, Dugs, Duke of Sussex, England, Eton, Family, family feud, fishbowl, Ghost, harrassment, Harryist, hereditary, illa, Iraq, Islam, islamic jihad, Jihadists, journalists, King Charles, King Charles III, Lady Diana, Latin Greek, media, Meghan Markle, militant Islam, Military, narcotics, Nazi, newspapers, People's Princess, photographers, Prince Harry, Prince of Wales, Prince William, Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, protection, queen consort, Queen Elizabeth II, royal, royal autobiography, royal blood, Royal Family, Rupert Murdoch, Spare, Spare Prince Harry, SparePrinceHarry, Suits, terrorism, terrorist, Twin Towers, UK, United Kingdom, USA, war on drugs, War on TTerror, Western, Windsors -
Match Report: Chelsea vs Liverpool (29.12.13) L 2-1
Liverpool adjusted their defence: Mamadou Sakho moved out to left back and Daniel Agger came in at centre back, Aly Cissokho losing his place and dropping down to the bench. Martin Skrtel and Glen Johnson retained their defensive positions. I can remember when we tried a non-specialist wing back earlier in the season and I’m… Continue reading
academy, Aly Cissokho, anfield, Arsenal, arsene wenger, Ashley Cole, Brad Smith, Branisalv Ivanovic, Brendan Rodgers, Chelsea, daniel agger, Eden Hazard, England, Fernando Torres, Frank Lampard, Gary Cahill, Gerrard The Red, glen johnson, Howard Webb, Iago Aspas, Joe Allen, John Obi Mikel, John terry, Jordan Henderson, Jose Mourinho, kolo toure, lfc, Liverpool, Liverpool.Liverpool FC, Luis Suarez, Mamadou Sakho, Martin Skrtel, Merseyside derby, New Year, Oscar, Peter Cech, philippe coutinho, raheem sterling, Samuel Eto’o, simon mignolet, Stamford Bridge, The Blues -
Match Report: Tottenham vs Liverpool (15.12.13) W 0-5
Luis Suarez led the team out with the responsibilities of the captain’s armband. It is a big game for us today and we need our star man to step up to the occasion. Liverpool began the game well, giving as good as they got in terms of possession and passing. Tottenham got forward on occasion… Continue reading
Andre Villas-Boas, Andros Townsend, Arsenal, Brendan Rodgers, Christmas, England, gerrard, Gerrard The Red, glen johnson, Hugo Lloris, Joe Allen, Jon Flanagan, Jordan Henderson, Kyle Naughton, Lewis Holtby, Liverpool, lucas leiva, Luis Alberto, Luis Suarez, Mamdou Sakho, Martin Skrtel, Michael Dawson, Moussa Dembele, Nacer Chadli, Paulinho, philippe coutinho, raheem sterling, Roberto Soldado, Roy Hodgson, Sandro, simon mignolet, Spurs, Steven Gerrard, Suarez, Tottenham, west ham, White Hart Lane, World Cup, Zeki Fryers -
Match Preview: Liverpool vs West Ham (07.12.13)
Liverpool are on a high after their midweek drumming of Norwich which was maybe the highlight of our season. Will our form be maintained? Today’s Anfield visitors are West Ham, who in contrast to Liverpool, had a messy 1-0 defeat midweek to lowly Crystal Palace. West Ham have made 55 visits to Anfield in the… Continue reading
Alou Diarra, Andy Carroll, Champions League, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, daniel agger, daniel sturridge, England, Everton, FA Cup FInal, George McCartney, Gerrard The Red, Joe Allen, Joe Cole, jose enrique, lfc, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Luis Suarez, Manchester City, media, Norwich City, philippe coutinho, Ravel Morrison, Razvan Rat, Reds, Ricardo Vaz Te, Sam Allardyce, simon mignolet, Stewart Downing, The Hammers, Tottenham, Uruguay, west ham, wiziwig, World Cup -
Kosovo – Independence
I’m still unsure exactly what to be doing with my blog… Do I keep it to just music? Or football? Or everything in my life? My idea of a blog is an online diary, somewhere to air your thoughts. I guess sometimes that thinking can be controversial. The blog is new but news happened yesterday… Continue reading
ac milan, Albanian, Bakans, belgrade, Belgrade train station, Beograd, Champions League, Champions League Final, Cicero, civil war, civil war serbia, England, Hungary, istanbul, Kosovo, kosovo independence, northern ireland, Orthodox monk, Russia, Serbian Orthodox, The Offices, Travel, Turkey, United Kingdom, USA, Wales, war, Welsh, Western Balkans, Yugoslavia
[…] Wez G – Shaman Of The Tribe (DJ Set 27) […]
[…] today, Wez G – I Can Feel Your Love makes the POP Music Spotify Playlist by curator, Catheryn. Please…
[…] Wez G – Get With They Rhythm is also on Ibiza Indie Hits Spotify Playlists by curator, MaXimum Boost…
[…] Wez G – Aliens is now Ibiza Hits Indie Spotify Playlist by curator MaXimum Boost Please support it! […]
[…] Wez G – Peace Podcast – подкаст о мире […]