Around 120 young footballers with Latin American roots played in a futsal tournament yesterday in Crystal Palace. 16 teams competed. Watching from the sidelines were scouts and coaches from top football clubs in London and Latin American footballers who play for clubs in the UK. The event was put […]
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Tourism and climate change
The Roman emperor Nero is said to have played the fiddle while the city burned down. Probably apocryphal but it serves as an image of irresponsibility in the face of a disaster. Sean Sheehan A real-life equivalent is a tourist attempting to grab a piece of melted iceberg […]
The unspoken ideology in our society
True pluralism does not reside in an easy-going, indifferent, toleration, which does not care what other people think or do. Secular pluralism is an unspoken ideology in our society. Consequently, we must examine its hidden assumptions. Steve Latham There are two meanings of the term ‘secular’. It may […]
Winning the government but without achieving power
The government works on the basis of executive, legislative and judicial authorities, which have certain powers, though they are quite limited. They are limited by their very nature as instruments of the system and, due to deterioration that diminishes social support, even though it maintains its legal form. […]
Manslaughter retrial sparks debate over social services role
The Support not Separation organisation has been seeking an end to the proceedings of a British couple found guilty of concealing the birth of a baby girl and perverting the course of justice. The couple face a retrial after the jury failed to reach a decision on manslaughter charges. […]
















