He missed interviewees sitting at a computer typing and then being interviewed with the computer screen turned towards the camera. Or, better still, the journo interviewing another in-house journo about what it all means.
What really bugs is the total destruction of investigative journalism. Most of the news just seems to parrot tractor statistics.
‘Fast Track’ Justice Is No Justice At All
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A university student who *says she was misled by station staff* while
trying to get home during a train strike has been *convicted in a
fast-track court ...
Outta here…
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As promised, I’ll no longer be updating this site. My new stuff will all be
published at https://aljahom.substack.com Please do subscribe over there to
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NHS Fail Wail
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I think that we can all agree that the UK's response to coronavirus has
been somewhat lacking. In fact, many people asserted that our death rate
was unique...
How to improve your poker game - use my software!
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One of the reasons I haven't posted much political content on here in the
last year or two is because I have been very busy head down on my latest
softwar...
🎵 Ohhhhhh Jacob Rees-Mogg ... 🎶
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It is a depressing indictment of British politics that the left has
emotional but untrue articles of faith on its side, and the right has
totally capitulat...
A clattering of Jackdaws.
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When we bought this house, we noticed that there appeared to be a pair of
Jackdaws living in the chimney. We had to block off the chimney, so felt
rather b...
A dumbass writes
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From today’s Telegraph (print edition), emphasis mine: Sir–I welcome the
principle that everyone should receive a living wage, rather than have the
taxpaye...
For the UK media, the terrorists have already won
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Guest post by Frank Fisher (@Frank_Fisher)
There is a unanimity in the media today, a striking consistency across the
papers and airwaves. Everywhere the...
Canon Andrew White deserves a knighthood
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He doesn't care about temporal honours, of course. You only have to hear
the 'Vicar of Baghdad' preach, or take a few minutes to watch the above
short fi...
Couldn't Agree More
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Rory Sutherland: A mansion tax that monkeys would understand
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Trouble?
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I hear some people are having problems accessing the new Wordpress version
of this blog.
If you are affected, please let me know here and I'll try to find ...
I'm Outta Here
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Fret ye not.
It is merely a house move.
After almost four years on Blogger I am migrating to Wordpress.
It is all thanks to my good mate who set it all up...
Looking For Help to Write Essay
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Essay writing prompt has a common format which in most cases is a body,
the introduction of the abstract, and the main conclusions. The main
determinant o...
100 Great Guitar Moments – #80 to 71
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Yes, it’s that time again when another 10 guitaristic delights get featured
here for your listening pleasure. It’s worth reiterating that this is a
very pe...
Favorite Plato Quotes
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Plato was a Classical Greek philosopher, mathematician, student of
Socrates, writer of philosophical dialogues, and founder of the Academy in
Athens, the f...
The last post
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This post marks a couple of milestones in the life of this blog. It's the
fifth anniversary of this collection of enraging musings from your average
pott...
3 comments:
Excellent. I like Booker despite him working for the BEEB.
He missed interviewees sitting at a computer typing and then being interviewed with the computer screen turned towards the camera. Or, better still, the journo interviewing another in-house journo about what it all means.
What really bugs is the total destruction of investigative journalism. Most of the news just seems to parrot tractor statistics.
Despite the rabid leftyism of his politics, Charlie Brooker does make some cracking, and honest, TV.
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