Irish Republic expected to receive bail-out loan
The governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, Patrick Honohan, has said that he expects the Irish Republic to accept a loan estimated to be in the region of tens of billions of Euros
The Spectre and Spectacle of Sarah Palin
It should be no surprise to anyone that Sarah Palin announced in a recent television interview that she is considering running for the office of President of the United States
Perspectives: is Obama a Lame Duck?
Just two years ago, America happily unburdened all their problems on the knight in shining armour, who was to turn the nightmare into a fairytale. Today, the stallion has ridden away and the dust is slowly settling around America’s crumbling dreams. What went wrong?
Final Nail in Coffin for Italian Prime Minister?
The continued political crisis in Italy has escalated once again after four coalition members resigned, in an attempt to remove Silvio Berlusconi from power
Benefits of cutting MPs
The bill proposing a cutback of MPs from 650 to 600, and a comprehensive redrawing of the constituency boundaries in the UK was debated and passed through the House of Lords last week
Supervisional support should be more than just symbolic
The University needs to invest more time in the assistance of third years’ future careers and the provision of transcripts
Female beauty should not be used as a bargaining tool
Amnesty International have often used the provocative slogan ‘Lap dancing is just girls having fun and being sexy, isn’t it?’ Presumably the expected answer is ‘no’
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