Modern, online job recruitment scenarios almost always follow a predictable standard pattern:
First, a telecall completely out of the blue after months or even years of silence, from a casual, cheery-sounding commercial agency worker who talks from a script, with modern over-familiar style, first-name form of address, and insincere-sounding form greeting, as if he’s your long-lost best friend.
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It could be that Christianity, itself, may soon no longer be acceptable. The idea of combining the Muslim and Christian faiths into one unified religion, Chrislam, has been around for some time. Some view the actions of the Vatican in recent years as a step towards this union, and with the pope co-signing the Human Fraternity document with the Grand Iman of Al-Azhar bringing closer co-operation between Islam and Christianity, many Christians are worried about the future of their faith.
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Brand’s ability to relate to common folk is perhaps his greatest crime in the eyes of his hecklers in the media-establishment, because his success affirms that one does not need a privileged background or a degree from a (paradoxically titled) Russell Group university, to speak with insight on matters of contemporary importance.
Being yourself is hard. It’s especially hard for young people who are still figuring out who they really are. I understand how a simple explanation for all the confusion and wacky emotions that come with adolescence is tempting. Gender ideology not only offers that, but it also offers the chance to belong to a marginalised group and be part of, not just a clique, but an intense movement. What young people need to understand, however, is that it is much more satisfying to discover yourself as an individual and not as a label.
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Ofsted could learn something from the late Ms. Perry. Instead of tormenting schools with non sequiturs, use a bit of good old-fashioned common sense. She did. She knew her school and the children in her care. She didn’t need a spreadsheet to tell her. And, according to the people who matter – the parents – her school was wonderful.
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If you have a weakened heart or nervous tremors brought on from a Covid vaccine and any Covid boosters you might have taken recently, then this book is not for you: you’ll laugh so much you could easily find yourself being put out of your misery for good! This is a long overdue and very welcome
Education secretary Gillian Keegan recently said that ‘white privilege’ does not exist. She also made clear that schools should not be teaching it as an irrefutable fact of life in modern Britain. This comes two years after former equalities minister Kemi Badenoch warned that teaching such questionable political ideas as uncontested truths is dangerous and, more to
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BY SIMON GRACE The Packham 3, Nigel Bean, Paul Read and Dominic Wightman, face BBC Presenter Chris Packham in a defamation case brought by Packham in the High Court on May 2nd, 2023. They will be defending various articles about Packham published on Country Squire Magazine. More about the case can be discovered here. In an interview conducted
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Let us suppose that the BBC News broadcast findings of reports making extreme claims. What would the response be to such claims? Would they result in campaign groups lobbying No 10 and constituency MPs with demands for immediate action no matter how absurd? Would we accept the ‘authority’ of the bodies making the claims as
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Britain’s enfant terrible of journalism is not what it seems. Once The Guardian newspaper spoke ‘their truth’ to power, now it is the voice for the new establishment and all manner of nefarious interests. How do we know this? Sport shows the way. The popular game of association football, and its showpiece tournament, is the analytical device by which
Who guards The Guardian?
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