The Spy Who Loved Us
At the risk of stating the obvious, this article contains spoilers. A lot of spoilers. If you haven’t seen ‘No Time To Die’ yet, I recommend you pause here and return once the lights go up! What was it that made me desperately want ‘No Time To Die’ to be a memorable...
Unchained. And undone.
As you may have noticed, I’ve been mute on the subject of Brexit since the UK General Election in December. Having written about little else for more than three years, I had begun to feel that Brexit was having a terrible impact...
He’s not the messiah. He’s a naughty boy.
I’ve had a week to reflect on the finale of ‘Game of Thrones’, time enough to avoid spoiling it for other people as well as time to ignore the hysteria of the Twitterverse behaving as if resolving the end of the world in Westeros was going to trigger the immediate...
The beginning of the end of Brexit
Another massive defeat for the PM. Finally can we begin to wind up this awful period in our history? A free vote on No Deal tomorrow to vanquish the ERG ultras. On Thursday, a vote to extend Article 50 because there is no other option left for the UK with this...
Ravens of the Tower decide to hop it in Brexit exodus shock.
Yeoman warders at the Tower of London were scratching their their heraldic tunics and fearing for the future after confirming that the Tower’s ravens were the latest British institution to turn their back on the country ahead of Brexit. “We’re all quite devastated, as...
Will Data Storage Have An Ethical Dimension In The Digital Future Society?
“Are there philosophical aspects to technology? Of course there are, as there are to all things of importance in human endeavor and destiny. Modern technology touches on almost every thing vital to man’s existence - material, mental, and spiritual.” Hans Jonas,...
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