Ian Williams
Writer at Freelance
I write about politics, business,& books. My eventual ambition is to tweet political haiku, but I am honing my poetic skills while mostly sticking to prose.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Ian Williams
The answer is simple enough - Wanyama's former manager at Celtic, Neil Lennon. Knowing that Wanyama was a free agent, he decided the midfielder was just the kind of character his squad needed. "He made me get to the next level of football," said Wanyama, explaining why he holds Lennon in such high regard. "He knows me very well, so it is easy when someone like Neil calls.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ian Williams
Victor Wanyama's return to Scotland in March on an unlikely rescue mission at Dunfermline Athletic came as a surprise to many. But the Kenya midfielder - arguably East Africa's greatest ever player - says his affinity for the country's football fans meant it was not a hard decision. Advertisement"Scottish people and the community, they really look after visitors," the 33-year-old told BBC Sport Africa. "They are good people and they embrace their culture.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Ian Williams
For clues as to where US policy towards Beijing goes next, look beyond Donald Trump’s chaotic and erratic tariffs and focus instead on the small print of the US-UK draft trade deal. It has a clear message: that if you want to do business with Washington, keep China at bay.
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1 month ago |
thespectator.com | Ian Williams
Shanghai port is the busiest in the world. Activity there is closely monitored by financial analysts distrustful of official statistics and looking for clues as to what is really happening in the world’s second-largest economy. For the past few days they will have been taken for a wild ride. First there was mayhem as ships rushed to load up with containers, half of them destined for the United States, in an effort to beat tariff deadlines.
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1 month ago |
thespectator.com | Ian Williams |Charles Lipson |Andy Palmer |Ross Clark
Shanghai port is the busiest in the world. Activity there is closely monitored by financial analysts distrustful of official statistics and looking for clues as to what is really happening in the world’s second-largest economy. For the past few days they will have been taken for a wild ride. First there was mayhem as ships rushed to load up with containers, half of them destined for the United States, in an effort to beat tariff deadlines.
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Now that's the Paul Mason I knew and respected....
@0Calamity He is a hypocrite https://t.co/03ZeV4rzmx
It's filed alongside the pic of an immigrant signing on for dole while taking the idiot's job.
“I’ve seen people entering the country and going straight down to the benefits office” Interesting. What was the result? Because under EU free movement rules they wouldn’t be entitled to a penny. In fact, they could only stay if they can pay their way. https://t.co/OpCHCtsMth
RT @MeirionTweets: Great work by @emmavardytv and her team exposing these low lives
