While these days I don’t watch much TV, Continue reading →

Today, I learnt of the deaths of Rabbi Lionel Blue, and the actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor. Continue reading →

One of the first Christian books I read, soon after becoming a Christian in the late 1960’s, while still in my teens, was “Runaway World” by Michael Green. Continue reading →

These days, now I am retired and a free agent (albeit unpaid), I tend to ration the meetings I attend Continue reading →

One of the great speeches, loved by many, is Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream” speech, Continue reading →

I have just been reading an article by former England cricketer, Mike Atherton Continue reading →

If people ask me what my job is, if I am feeling timid or don’t wish to pursue the conversation, I might say I am retired. Continue reading →

One year on nearly and I am updating this article, reflecting on Time’s last year’s choice of their Person of the Year and whether he merits getting the award a second time. Go to the end to check out my thoughts on the matter and analysis of his qualifications. Continue reading →

As folk who take an interest in such matters will know, the UK Supreme Court Continue reading →

One of the heart rendering reports to come my way yesterday came under the title: “The homeless man who went from sleeping rough to feeding others”. Continue reading →