Graham Young
TV and Films Editor at Birmingham Mail
16 Midland Media Awards nods - Features (x7) Photographer (x3) + News, Innovation, Digital, Blog, Columnist, M/M. UK Regional Film Journalist of the Year 1996
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1 week ago |
onlineopinion.com.au | Graham Young
One is dead and likely to be proclaimed a saint some time, and the other is alive and performing miracles now. They both come from the same country. One was a pope, the other is a politician. On matters of economics one was wrong, and one was right. On matters of theology who’s to question a pope but I think the politician (who though a Christian is toying with converting to Judaism) may actually have the edge.
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2 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Graham Young
One is dead and likely to be proclaimed a saint at some time, and the other is alive and performing miracles now. They both come from the same country. One was a Pope, the other is a politician. On matters of economics one was wrong, and one was right. On matters of theology who’s to question a Pope? But I think the politician (who, though a Christian, is toying with converting to Judaism) may actually have the edge.
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2 weeks ago |
onlineopinion.com.au | Graham Young
"[T]his election…is a sliding doors moment for our nation," declared Peter Dutton, and maybe he was right, and in ways he didn't quite intend. Sliding doors refers to the 1998 British film of the same name. The premise is that a seemingly minor event or decision can dramatically alter the course of a person's life. The election results suggest the sliding doors analogy was accurate, at least as far as the Liberal Party was concerned.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Graham Young
‘This election…is a sliding doors moment for our nation,’ declared Peter Dutton, and maybe he was right, and in ways he didn’t quite intend. Sliding Doors refers to the 1998 British film of the same name. The premise is that a seemingly minor event or decision can dramatically alter the course of a person’s life.
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1 month ago |
onlineopinion.com.au | Graham Young
Post election there is always jockeying to write the narrative. Frequently these are either complete fantasy, or “faction” – fiction based on fact – giving psychological support to the narrator, or manipulating listeners to the narrator’s advantage. One theory that is gaining traction is that Donald Trump caused this result.
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The big test awaits! How, where and when to see the four marathons in the Commonwealth Games on Sat, Jul 30. Will the men's 26.2 mile record from 1974 be broken or will Brum's route be too hilly?! @birmingham_live @CityLife_Bham @MyJQ @birminghamcg22 https://t.co/15mVd8IoDB
How the #B2022 opening ceremony's finale fireworks lit up the Council House for thousands watching the Big Screen in Victoria Square. And linked to mascot Perry for some sport! @birminghamcg22 @birmingham_live @CityLife_Bham @andy4wm @BhamCityCouncil https://t.co/nFHr7xijDA https://t.co/JHCZBXYPS6
A brilliant highlights reel... Well done, Birmingham. The glittering star of the greatest show on Earth. @birminghamcg22 @BhamCityCouncil @BrumLeader @andy4wm @birmingham_live @CityLife_Bham @tonyiommi @LennyHenry @Malala
About last night 😍 #B2022 https://t.co/dY2V8fOreG
