From the sublime to the totally ridiculous as leaders in the field of scientific research take a breakVoices | Jul 19, 2021
A common threat producing similar policy responses but applied in subtly different waysComment | Jul 16, 2021
Our children deserve so much better than having just as many ministers as they do social workersVoices | Jul 16, 2021
Treat us like adults. Let us have access to information that’s freely available elsewhere in the developed worldVoices | Jul 12, 2021
Here’s the thing about local journalists – we aren’t just in it for the story, the perfect quote or the front-page bylineVoices | Jul 7, 2021
Increasingly it seems that loyalty to our indecisive Chief Minister is the main qualification for officeVoices | Jul 6, 2021
Politics in both islands is finely tuned to postponing decisions rather than delivering actionVoices | Jul 2, 2021
Our public health service is being shaped in the image of an NHS dinosaur. We mustn’t let it be soVoices | Jun 25, 2021
We cannot rush the process of moving towards a new normal where we learn to live with CovidVoices | Jun 23, 2021
Covid-19: All we can do is put our trust in science and do what is expected of usVoices | Jun 22, 2021
‘Learning to live’ alongside a pandemic virus is not quite the same as learning to ride a bike Voices | Jun 18, 2021
We should not shy away from talking about our own bodies – we need to educate ourselvesVoices | Jun 10, 2021
If we are to maintain an Island identity, room must be made for small firms that are the backbone of our economyVoices | Jun 7, 2021
Many may literally see elected and unelected officials together and view them as being the same Voices | Jun 4, 2021
Let’s make a real effort to find ways to develop a sense of Island community that every person can feel a part ofVoices | Jun 2, 2021
Those at the top think they can get away with actions the rest wouldn’t dream of doingVoices | May 26, 2021
Governments turn a blind eye to the nastier side of life in countries where they need to do businessVoices | May 25, 2021
Religious hatred is the reason the Israel/Palestine conflict will never be resolvedVoices | May 24, 2021
What a difference a year makes... comparing diary entries from this time in 2020 with last weekend Voices | May 13, 2021
It puzzles me why working people should continue to support policies and politicians that favour the rich Voices | May 12, 2021
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