MONDAY APRIL 15th RACING POST
WEEK MONDAY APRIL 15th TO SUNDAY APRIL 21st 2013
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Buckingham Palace
has voiced concerns about the ceremonial funeral with full military honours
that will be held at St Paul
BBC1 Breakfast with Bill Turnbull and Susanna Reid
Susanna talks to Mark Hoban MP Minister for Employment over
the serious lack of opportunity in attempting to get and keep a decent job.
JMC Turfcall Comment: Same even on the dodgy job front. Hoban completely out of touch with the true reality on the present job front.
JMC Turfcall Comment: Same even on the dodgy job front. Hoban completely out of touch with the true reality on the present job front.
Why
should Hoburn expect or assume he has the right to force or bully anyone into take a dodgy job? Does Hoburn even bother to find out about dodgy jobs?
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
THE
LIFE AND TIMES OF A LONG OUTDATED BRUTAL BRITISH POLITICAL SYSTEM
The life and times of Margaret Thatcher.
Thatcher
effectively sacrificed millions of other peoples lives. People who are still
attempting to struggle through that trauma still to this very day left to live in dire cruel poverty, unwanted, unloved throwouts. Made to look like social outcasts.
Historically
hard working people, who have been prevented from working in a decent environment ever since, left to
suffer in poverty, an existence that can be likened unto a living hell, on this
earth.
Thatcher
in one fell swoop took away from millions of workers all their needs and rights as human
beings. Is this reason for a British Thatcher funeral being prepared for
Wednesday in London
Margaret
Thatcher funeral is asking for trouble, warns
bishop of Grantham
It
is a “mistake” to spend £10 million on
Baroness Thatcher’s funeral, the Bishop of Grantham has warned, as he predicted
that such a lavish event was “asking for trouble”.
Margaret
Thatcher: Buckingham
Palace
It
might take new financial crisis to restore morality to City, warns Archbishop
It
could take another financial crisis to force the City to “wake up” to the scale
of changes it needs to make, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales
Archbishop
of Canterbury
Dr
Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, said he feared that the City was
returning to business as usual with no ''repentance'' for the excesses which
led to the economic collapse
The
real prayer of Francis of Assisi
Sacred
Mysteries: Christopher Howse follows up new clues to the spiritual vision of
Pope Francis
8:18PM
BST 12 Apr 2013
Pensioners
still fail to claim millions in benefits
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