Chris Whiteside is a journalist who covers a wide range of topics, including politics, current events, and music. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Chris delivers news updates and features that keep readers informed and entertained.
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By: Chris Whiteside
Nasrine Maik on responding to the narratives presented by Donald Trump and people like him
Today is "ask her to stand day" on which the Conservative party is encouraging talented women to put themselves forward for public office or other responsible positions.
By: Chris Whiteside
“Police should only investigate or record actual criminal allegations, or incidents with a real and imminent risk of criminality subsequently occurring."
By: Chris Whiteside
“The non-crime hate incident is a legal abomination, attacking freedom of speech through the use of blacklisting and requiring almost nothing in the way of proof”
By: Chris Whiteside
A stable and secure democracy depends on making it so obvious to everyone that you accept the result of a vote, that doing anything else becomes almost unthinkable.
Music to start the weekend: Vivaldi Four Seasons: Winter
Under the rules for online petitions submitted to the House of Commons, if a petition gets 100k signatures it has to be debated in parliament.
By: Chris Whiteside
"If you don't try you've already failed." Michelle Yeoh , speeking on the BBC's Weekend Woman's Hour this afternoon.)
I posted yesterday about the petition calling for a fresh general election on the grounds that the Labour government has gone back on the promises they made during the election campaign.
By: Chris Whiteside
"There are few columnists with whom I disagree more than I do with the Daily Telegraph's Allison Pearson. Yet, I welcome the decision by the police to drop their investigation into her alleged tweet.
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