Joe Murphy
Sketch Writer at The Independent
Sketch-writing for the @Independent newspaper at Westminster. Ex-Political Editor of the Evening Standard, the Sunday Telegraph & the Mail on Sunday.
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3 weeks ago |
newsminer.com | Joe Murphy
The Daily News-Miner encourages residents to make themselves heard through the Opinion pages. Readers' letters and columns also appear online at newsminer.com. Contact the editor with questions at [email protected] or call 459-7574. Community PerspectiveSend Community Perspective submissions by mail (P.O. Box 70710, Fairbanks AK 99707) or via email ([email protected]). Submissions must be 500 to 750 words.
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1 month ago |
independent.co.uk | Joe Murphy
SketchThere was charm, a UK delegation with folders and even Steve Bray with a speaker at the UK-EU Summit, writes Joe Murphy. But surprisingly, there was no talk of borders, just ‘great British burgers’. Brexit is back – and as strange as ever“Have you sold out the fish, Keir Starmer?” yelled the bloke from GB News as the prime minister walked stiffly from his car to the EU summit.
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1 month ago |
businessandamerica.com | Joe Murphy
The price surge has shifted shoppers’ expectations, and many have begun to make peace with much higher costs, however grudgingly. The average price consumers say they’d pay for a dozen eggs is $5.56, the market research firm Numerator reported last month, up sharply from $4.90 in January. “This increased willingness to pay over the past few months indicates consumers are growing accustomed to higher egg prices, either consciously or subconsciously,” the researchers said.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Joe Murphy |Rich Bellis |Jing Feng
21 hours agoSpring is in the air, bringing a renewed approach to what we choose to pour into our glasses. Spring invites a reset—lighter clothes, longer evenings and for some, fewer drinks. In the growing world of non-alcoholic wine, rosé has quietly stepped forward, shedding its reputation for cloying …
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1 month ago |
nbcnews.com | Erika Edwards |Joe Murphy
The measles outbreak that’s sickened hundreds and killed two young girls since January appears to be slowing in West Texas as the virus runs out ofpeople to infect. On Tuesday, the Texas Department of State Health Services reported a total of 702 measles cases, an increase of 19 since the agency’s last update on Friday. Ninety-one people have been hospitalized since the beginning of the outbreak. About two-thirds were kids.
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