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Banning children from online games, and spying on every device: Why we must oppose Baroness Benjamin’s attack on liberty

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By James Baker Verified, Jenny Smith, Simon Robinson Verified, Peter Martin
| Liberal Democrat Voice
Shortly, families across the country will gather to celebrate Christmas. Elves will have been busy making presents for Children, and Santa will be loading his sack. Parents will look forward to the joy on their children’s faces as they unwrap them. For many teenagers, this joy might take the form of a new computer game to play with friends over the holiday. Maybe Minecraft, Fortnite, or the latest Mario Kart.
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Dance through the holidays with Sarah Willis on 'Cuban Christmas'

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By James Baker Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
I first interviewed Sarah Willis 14 or 15 years ago. As I recall, the Berlin Philharmonic was about to perform Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony at Carnegie Hall. Subsequently, Sarah has spoken to me from her home in Berlin a number of times and on a range of different topics.
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REF after the pause: politics and a quiet retreat on culture

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By Simon Hettrick, Gemma Derrick, James Baker Verified, Ola Thomson
| Research Professional News Verified
Image: Mikhail Nilov, via Pexels Changes risk reinforcing “extreme myopia” on traditional research outputs, write Simon Hettrick and colleagues The pause of the 2029 Research Excellence Framework ended yesterday with announcement of changes to the assessment exercise at a conference held by Universities UK. A huge degree of anticipation, and academic myth making, has led up to the announcements. Would the REF be abolished? Would a two-track REF be imposed?
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