Greater: Britain After the Storm

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The political philosophy book I've been waiting for, written by two authors from both sides of the Brexit debate, which is non-party focussed and is entertaining, humourous, enlightening, thought provoking, this book analyses what is right with Britain and what needs changing. Vanessa Feltz reveals how she has coped with heartbreak following split from Ben Ofoedu: 'I have been out. Britain, this is your future - marginalised by dim, 3rd rate buffoons who haven't enough brains to blow their hats off.

But she won praise from Labour former prime minister Tony Blair, who described it as 'really important'. The great selling point – apart from giving us an insight into the mind of our putative prime minister – is that Mordaunt (a visceral Brexiteer) and Lewis (a Remainer) have a shared belief in Britain that unites them, symbolising how divisions can be healed. Rishi Sunak says tech giants 'can't mark their own homework' on Artificial Intelligence as he praises Elon.In particular, I’m proud of Britain’s history of engaging in the challenges people face, not just at home but around the world. Daniel Radcliffe breaks down in tears in FIRST trailer for documentary about his Harry Potter stunt double. After a turbulent few years, this is exactly the optimistic, patriotic and ambitious book that our country needs. I wanted to read this book as Penny Mordaunt is a potential candidate for the next PM so I wanted to see what her thoughts on the subject at hand would be. This apparently much-admired work has two remarkable features: until now, 14 months after publication, it had received little notice; and the co-author, Penny Mordaunt, seems on the verge of becoming prime minister.

He is the author of Too Fast to Think: How to Maintain Your Creativity in a Hyper-Connected Work Culture (KoganPage, 2016) and The Leadership Lab: Understanding Leadership in the 21st Century (KoganPage, 2018), which won Business Book of the Year and Leadership Book of the Year 2019. It is an indispensable guide to the post-Brexit future for business, government and everything in between by two individuals with an unmatched experience of both. All these are vital to her vision of Britain, which she feels (like most Conservatives) is a great country whose “brand” is “trusted”. In this lively and insightful book, they argue that although differences of opinion are a natural part of healthy political debate, some of our current division is caused by a need for political reform. It further argues that trust, freedom, democracy and capitalism go hand in hand and that one can't exist without the other.There is talk of social mobility as a driver of equality but grammar schools, which achieved that in the 20 th century, are absent. TikToker hunted by police over sickening pro-Palestine mice attacks at McDonald's restaurants in Birmingham. Maria Menounos, 45, reveals bizarre symptom that appeared after she ate a salad and turned out to be stage 2. As a new era of US leadership dawns, this is a timely blueprint for what Global Britain should be all about. Police wearing gas masks descend on leafy London suburb after 'containers with unknown contents' were left.