On The Government Benches Mr. Churchill Was Listened To With
manifest impatience. Not unnaturally he is regarded as a partisan in the dispute upon which the Select Committee is now adjudicating. Moreover, the subject is one upon which a......
The New Director-general This Week The British Public...
some relief that the Governors of the B.B.C. had brought their deliber- ations to an end and chosen a successor as Director-General to Sir John Reith ; and it is gratifying that......
In Debating The Report Of The Unemployment Assistance...
had remarkably little to say about the actual administration of the Means Test. In view of the frequent and furious altercations that used to take place on this topic, there......
The Doctor And The Law Some Of The Legal And
medical aspects of the trial and acquittal of Dr. Bourne this week are examined by Lord Horder in an article in this issue ; it is fair to say that the case aroused public......
The Week In Parliament Our Parliamentary Correspondent...
renewed debate on privilege was an unprecedented occasion. Never before has the House of Commons been compelled to admit that it may have censured the wrong people. The Liberal......
Strikes " Out Of Date " " Today The Strike
weapon is out of date," said Mr. Joseph Jones in his Presidential address to the Mineworkers' Federation, only qualifying his statement with the words " unless faced with......
Examination Reform Far-reaching Changes In The School...
foreshadowed in a circular which was issued on Monday by the Board of Education. At present the syllabus for the examination is divided into four groups which include,......
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