Paul Routledge is a journalist and columnist for the Daily Mirror, a national newspaper in the United Kingdom. With a focus on political commentary and social issues, Paul's articles often provide insightful analysis and provoke thought and discussion among readers. His work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group, showcasing his versatility as a writer.
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Paul Routledge's work primarily focuses on government and politics, with a substantial emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and expert commentary. His coverage also encompasses evolving stories related to UK politics.
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By: Paul Routledge
Mirror columnist Paul Routledge says MPs should prioritise the extra £60million needed to fund end-of-life care rather than debating Assisted Dying, and calls on Rachel Reeves to heed the cry for help from those who help us reach a decent end
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. This week, puffer-nutter Paul is back out riding the railways, but finds himself on the wrong side of the track when he has to be rescued by station staff
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. This week, puffer-nutter Paul is back out riding the railways, but finds himself on the wrong side of the track when he has to be rescued by station staff
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. This week, Mr and Mrs R are nursing sore arms after their eighth Covid jab, but would rather be safe than sorry with the new Omicron variant around
By: Paul Routledge
Concerned by the hasty crusade for voluntary euthanasia, Mirror columnist Paul Routledge backs Wes Streeting who has said he has concerns the palliative care in the NHS is not good enough for patients to make an informed choice
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. In Budget week, Paul recalls meeting Rachel Reeves at the launch of her biography of a Labour heroine who came from our columnist's home town
By: Paul Routledge
Keen to see the injustice against ex miners righted, Mirror political columnist Paul Routledge is delighted by their pension boost in Labour's first Budget – but is sad his old union delegate friend did not live to see it
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. This week, Paul is personally grateful to Sister Rachel's NHS budget boost after he ended up in hospital with chest pains
By: Paul Routledge
Fleet Street legend and Mirror columnist, Paul Routledge, sends gentle tales from his West Yorkshire allotment, Mrs R’s pantry and his local, the Old White Bear. This week, Paul looks back nostalgically at his innocent childhood fun on Mischief Night
By: Paul Routledge
Our vital hospices face an impossible £30million bill under the hike in National Insurance contributions, and Mirror columnist Paul Routledge says the Government must urgently reassess its priorities when it comes to end-of-life care
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