Monthly Archives: May 2011

Photo Essay: Postcard fom London 2050


  Last week’s photo essay took us back a year to the first days of the Coalition Government. This week’s photo essay lurches us forward to London 2050. This photo is one of a series of postcards that features in … Continue reading

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The Arab Spring, Food Security and the Baguettes of War


The events in North Africa and the Middle East might now seem like a regular feature on the news agenda, but we shouldn’t forget that they caught us unaware. In our rush to speculate on how the Arab Awakening might eventually play … Continue reading

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Photo Essay: The Coalition One Year


  This week’s photo essay takes us back a year to the press conference in the gardens of No 10 where David Cameron and Nick Clegg launched the Coalition Government. One year on what are we to make of the … Continue reading

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Photo Essay: China’s New Clean Air Law


With the death of Osama bin Laden dominating the news it would have been all too easy to have used this week’s photo essay to explore the events resulting in his death and the implications of his demise. Instead the … Continue reading

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Winning the Republican nomination for 2012


As Britain votes today on whether to change its electoral system, we should spare a few thoughts for our friends across the pond as they gear up for the 2012 Presidential election. Barely six months on from the US Mid Term … Continue reading

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