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One of the books I currently have on the go is the autobiography of Paddy Ashdown, A Fortunate Life. I was never that convinced by Ashdown the politician, but he certainly had a fascinating life prior to politics, as an officer in the Royal Marines, member of the Special Forces (based in my home... Read more -
During the brief reign of Francis II (July 1559 – December 1560) the French court was increasingly dominated by the king's uncles, the Guise. It was in this period that Calvinism became highly politicized, particularly through the Conspiracy of Amboise which was instigated by Louis, Prince of... Read more -
When conflicting Human Rights collide, which should take precedence? This is one of the most fraught and pressing questions in the West today, and employment law is one of the key touchpapers. A unanimous ruling by the US Supreme Court yesterday is being heralded as a major step forward in... Read more
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