On Going
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| Originally published | 2007 |
| Authors | Tom Morgan |
| Genres | Poetry |
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| ID | 2360346 |
About On Going
Poetry. ON GOING is a collection of poems, sketches, and writings from a notebook between 2002-2005. During this time, Tom Morgan traveled extensively across the United States, back and forth across the U. S. / Mexican border, and abroad to Thailand and India. . . .
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: The story behind this heart-warming father-son kiss
... " I told him I don t want to see him enter another tunnel, but let s see, he may insist On Going back, " he said and added that if it wasn t his son, someone else s son would have to do this risky work...
Suella Braverman: Shapps won't back home secretary's language on policing
... He added: " I think there have been concerns sometimes that people have felt at liberty, perhaps because they haven t seen swift enough action to carry On Going out carrying these banners, singing these chants and breaking laws which were in place to prevent racial hatred...
The Last Dinner Party: 'Being a hyped, buzzy band can be a curse'
... " Our friendship was built On Going to gigs and wanting to be a part of that scene, " says Abigail, recalling formative nights watching Black Midi, HMLTD and Goat Girl around London s club circuit...
Linda Sharp: The pioneer woman surfer in a sea of men
... " I was the only girl entry so it was win by default, but I insisted On Going in against the blokes...
Venice to vote on €5 a day fee for tourists
... " We went to the main square and we were planning On Going to St Marks, but the line was too long...
Laura Nuttall: 'My sister's strength inspired me to keep going'
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Labour criticises idea of housing migrants in tents
... But Ms Cooper said the government should be focusing On Going after " criminal gangs that are driving and organising crossings"...
Child Trust Funds: Millions of pounds stuck in 80,000 accounts - report
... Alana loves going to Caffe Nero, so Michele sometimes spends £100 a month On Going for coffees with her...
Suella Braverman: Shapps won't back home secretary's language on policing
By Thomas MackintoshBBC News
Grant Shapps is the latest cabinet minister to distance himself from the home secretary's choice of words, after she criticised police ahead of Saturday's pro-Palestinian Rally .
, Suella Braverman called protesters " hate marchers" and accused police of a " double standard".
Mr Shapps said it was " proper" for the home secretary to debate the issue, but he " wouldn't use that set of words".
Labour's Yvette Cooper said she " shouldn't carry on in Her Job ".
She also suggested Mrs Braverman's remarks had Made .
On Sunday, the home secretary thanked police for " their professionalism in The Face of violence an aggression from protesters and counter-protesters".
She criticised chants and placards from The March saying: " This can't Go On . Week by week, The Streets of London are being polluted by hate, violence, and Antisemitism . . Jewish People in particular feel threatened - Further action is necessary. "
Her earlier claims Made in The Times article that police were biased for letting Saturday's pro-Palestinian march go ahead prompted widespread criticism and calls for the Prime Minister to sack her.
Pressure has increased on the home secretary after the Metropolitan Police Made More Than 100 arrests on Saturday and said.
Speaking on Sunday, the defence secretary refused to say whether Mrs Braverman will still be in her role in a week's time.
" A week is a long Time In politics, " Mr Shapps told Sky News 's Trevor Phillips adding the make-up of The Cabinet is " entirely a matter for the Prime Minister ".
Downing Street is currently investigating how the article was published without edits they had wanted to be Made - for now.
In her article in The Times , Mrs Braverman claimed aggressive right-wing protesters were " rightly met with a stern response" while " pro-Palestinian mobs" were " largely ignored".
She went on to say police were applying " double standards" and " played favourites when It Comes to demonstrators".
On Friday, while Downing Street gave its backing to Mrs Braverman, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said her comments were.
Mr Shapps told BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg he also would not endorse Mrs Braverman's choice of language.
He added: " I think there have been concerns sometimes that People have felt at liberty, perhaps because they haven't seen swift enough action to carry On Going out carrying these banners, singing these chants and breaking laws which were in place to prevent racial hatred.
" On The Other hand I wouldn't put it in those particular set of words, because I recognise The Police have a very difficult job to do in managing marches which contain large numbers of People - a lot of that work has to be done afterwards. "
Ex-cabinet minister Nadine Dorries said the responsibility laid with Rishi Sunak and she also suggested that, as a women in high office, criticism of Mrs Braverman was " steeped in misogyny and sexism".
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf has as has the Welsh First Minister Who Said Mrs Braverman's comments " put Other People in harms way".
Mark Drakeford told The Bbc : " It's not for me to give advice to People in London, but what I would say is if a minister in the Welsh Government behaved in that way, they wouldn't expect to continue as a minister. "
Labour's shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said Mrs Braverman cannot stay in Her Job .
She blamed The Ugly scenes in the capital on Mrs Braverman's " appalling and unprecedented attack" on the Metropolitan Police 's operational independence and impartiality.
" I don't see how she can continue to do this job, she does not have the credibility or The Authority to do the serious job of home secretary, " Ms Cooper said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com