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Name calling and banning women
Channel 4 News presentert Jon Snow blogs on the Saudi Arabian government’s decision to ban women athletes from the London Olympics
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Channel 4 News presentert Jon Snow blogs on the Saudi Arabian government’s decision to ban women athletes from the London Olympics
‘Englishness’ is a concept that Jon Snow has long found academic, rather than tangible. Until he went to see Hockney’s latest exhibition.
Jon Snow sees the eurozone and democracy as becoming increasingly uncomfortable bedfellows.
Jon Snow blogs on the situation in Syria and why it seems to be putting al-Qaeda and the West on the same side.
Don’t just get rid of Fred Goodwin’s knighthood – let’s rethink the honours system as a whole says Jon Snow.
Stephen Hester decides not to take his shares-only bonus of nearly £1m, but is it fair to single him out? Detonating his persona will do nothing to stop another financial crisis, writes Jon Snow.
Channel 4 News Presenter Jon Snow gave the Hugh Cudlipp lecture at the London College of Communication. You can read the full text of his speech here.
A visit to Cern proves that particle physics is as exciting as rocket propulsion and space science were for the last generation – and shows that the anthrolopological circumstances are just as captivating as the scientific daring, writes Jon Snow.
Jon Snow blogs on David Cameron’s recent low-profile visit to Saudi Arabia.
Jon Snow applauds Meryl Streep’s performance but has an unanswered question about Thatcher The Persuader. How did she do it?
Baharin’s uprising has never stopped, but you wouldn’t know it, such is the lack of attention it gets, writes Jon Snow.
“At last, my red carpet moment!” Jon Snow on Ralph Fiennes’ new film, Coriolanus – and his role in it.
In 2012, the stage is set at many levels for financial and consequent economic disaster, writes Jon Snow.
As part of our Bodleian treasures series, former chorister Jon Snow recalls singing Henry Purcell’s Ode for St Cecilia’s Day – “a beautiful piece by the greatest cathedral music composer of all time”.