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Earl Spencer’s claims about Charles do not add up (opens the original)
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Earl Spencer’s Swan Song: Diana, My Sister was published last Tuesday after it was trailed in an interview he gave the BBC last Sunday about defamatory allegations against King Charles in the book and a correction and apology he made to a former newspaper editor for a defamatory error about him. The allegations against King Charles are as implausible as the error about the newspaper editor was careless. Earl Spencer’s most implausible allegation is that then Prince Charles was “giddily elated, l
Revisiting Cyprus’ doctrine of necessity (opens the original)
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Like an old dog barks now and again to remind himself he is a dog, an old Cypriot scribbler feels the need to write about the Cyprus problem now and again to remind himself he is a Cypriot, even when there is not much to write about. For the generation that came of age in the 1960s and 1970s, events and personalities of the early turbulent years after Cyprus’ independence trigger the urge to write about aspects of the Cyprus problem topical at the time with the benefit of hindsight. One such is
There must be full investigations into Cyprus boat tragedies (opens the original)
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There were two tragedies at sea in Cyprus last week. August is a most dangerous month in the sea around Cyprus, known in Greek as kakavgusties when the sea is treacherous even on fine sunny days, let alone in stormy weather of the kind Cyprus had last weekend. On Saturday, August 29, news emerged that the well-known Limassolian, Dimis Mavropoulos, had drowned after his boat got into trouble at Cape Greco. A postmortem report concluded death by drowning as the cause of death. His funeral was on T
Harry, the prodigal son returns (opens the original)
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Prince Harry and his family returned to UK from California last Wednesday after a six-year absence. Their arrival was welcomed by royalists and cavaliers and the king himself. Rumour has it that his brother Prince William – the Heir in Harry’s book Spare – was not as delighted as he might be and neither were the puritanical roundheads in society who aremore worried about the cost of his and his family’s security than for their safety. It is funny how English society still divides between cavalie
Coroner to rule on black professor’s media hounding (opens the original)
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Professor Jason Arday, the black academic at the centre of the Cambridge plagiarism controversy, was found dead at his flat in Battersea in South London last Friday, August 14. Sadly and tragically it seems he took his own life but only a coroner can investigate how, when and in what circumstances Arday died and whether the relentless media campaign against him played a part not only in his downfall but in his death too. The late Jason Arday was professor of sociology of education at Glasgow Uni
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