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As seen on ITV’s Food Glorious Food, Country House Sunday & BBC One Show, World Yorkshire Pudding Champion, Food Blogger & Food Writer at @Y0rkshirePudd

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UK Yorkshire Pudding Champion, ITV Food Glorious Food contestant, Food Blogger, Musing on food, taste, life and Yorkshire Puddings

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Trump’s shock and bore doctrine won’t ‘Make America Great Again’

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By Chris Blackburn
| Firstpost Verified
For much of the past decade, India viewed the United States with renewed strategic optimism. Whether under Republican or Democratic administrations, Washington had gradually arrived at the same geopolitical conclusion: the Indo-Pacific would define the twenty-first century, China represented the principal long-term strategic challenge, and India was indispensable to maintaining a favourable balance of power. Donald Trump’s first administration appeared to accelerate that trajectory.
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From Stephen Lawrence to Henry Nowak: Has Britain lost its way?

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By Chris Blackburn
| Firstpost Verified
In 1999, the Macpherson Inquiry delivered a verdict that would shape Britain for a generation. Investigating the murder of Stephen Lawrence, Sir William Macpherson concluded that the Metropolitan Police was “institutionally racist”. The finding became one of the defining moments of modern British public life. Police forces reformed. Recruitment practices changed. Training programmes were rewritten.
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Pakistan’s long shadow of jihadism makes peace with India impossible

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By Chris Blackburn
| Firstpost Verified
Last month, a senior foreign correspondent for a major international broadcaster asked me what it would actually take for peace between India and Pakistan. Not another temporary ceasefire. Not another carefully staged diplomatic handshake. Real peace. My answer was simple. Pakistan must stop terrorist groups responsible for mass-casualty attacks. Groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba are designated by the United Nations and much of the international community.
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