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Troubled Thoughts

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By Caroline Molloy Verified
| Source Magazine Verified
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Can Photographs tell the Story of Black History and the Black Present?

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By Caroline Molloy Verified
| Source Magazine Verified
Issue 101 Summer 2020 View Contents ▸ CM: First of all, I would like to ask you how you would like to introduce yourself for this piece? Your professional self? TC: My professional self is a little schizophrenic because I come to my position and my research through various routes. I have a PhD in German history and I began my career as an Intellectual Historian who then became a Social and Oral Historian in order to do the work that I did on black Germans.
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Jeremy Hunt: New chancellor is the man who ruined the NHS

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By Simon Carter Verified, Caroline Molloy Verified
| Cost of Living Blog
As the former health secretary, Jeremy Hunt is appointed to the Exchequer, his ministerial past puts paid to his ‘sensible’ image Jeremy Hunt has been named the UK’s fourth chancellor in as many months, following the sacking of Kwasi Kwarteng in the wake of his disastrous mini-budget. Hunt’s pitch to the Tory faithful when he ran to be party leader earlier this year was that he’s the ‘serious’ one: the earnest ex-head boy with a grasp of detail and the ability to get things done.
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