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Articles by Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon is a freelance journalist who over the past 15 years has written for The Times, the Financial Times, The Sunday Times and Sunday Express. He is also a producer of the forthcoming movie F1: Life at the limit, and a committee member of the Manchester United Supporters Trust
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11 May 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Exploiting Brown's bottom: Why are Balls and Miliband getting an easy ride?
Brown's Bottom has Balls and Miliband all over it, so the question remains: why hasn't the government consistently used this to regularly hold Miliband, Balls, and the entire Labour front bench to account?
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23 April 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Another Latin American populist follows in Chavez's footsteps
History tells us there is something to be feared of a gifted orator with little in the morality tank but an audience to please. Argentina's Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is no different
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06 April 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Follow the money. The morality of green funding
Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon undertakes a comprehensive takedown of warmists, alarmists and the false flag paper trails they cite. But where does the money really go?
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22 March 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Burying the Bomb: Is the only way to disarm Iran through regime change?
Mehdi Hasan has a point: attacking Iran's nuclear programme could force it underground. But he has no argument as regime change may consequently be the only way to stop catastrophe
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10 February 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
10 O'Clock Live: The problem remains the 'Live' part
It's too soon to say if 10 O'Clock Live will remain so much longer; you get the distinct impression that, biased or not, the ‘Live’ bit remains the problem
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02 February 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
Oh, Laurie, you just don't do irony, do you?
Laurie Penny has a right not to suffer an extreme level of abuse that breaks the law. But when she makes a career of provocation, she has to accept that abuse comes with the territory
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10 January 2012, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
The right sort of greed shapes the pay debate
The pillars of capitalism remain the only show in town. To somehow throw out its key strand of incentive-based compensation on a notion as wooly as fairness is simply unworkable
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22 December 2011, By Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon
New Labour: is paternal presence all it's cracked up to be?
Paternal presence at a child's birth has become culturally expected. Should it be?
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