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Reporter, Ottawa Bureau, The Wall Street Journal
Paul Vieira covers Canada for The Wall Street Journal, and is based in Ottawa.
Two Cumbrians chosen to judge at summer sheep breed shows
Two Cumbrian members of the North of England Mule Sheep Association (NEMSA) have been selected to judge at breed shows this ...
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Murray Lyle runs the Loganbar herd at Mid Cambushinnie, Dunblane
Discover how Murray Lyle built a thriving herd of Charolais, Angus and Salers after swapping politics for a life back on the family farm.
From Critical Analysis to Breakthrough: EdUHK Prof Erni's Research on Ethnic Minority Media Representations Reaches UN Forum
Recognising the void surrounding a sustained and meaningful debate on the problem of racism in the city, Prof John Erni, Dean ...
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It’s as Bad as It Sounds, Rob McElhenney’s Mac Would Do Anything to Make Money Including Giving a Baby Blackface
The time when Rob McElhenney’s It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia character Mac crossed all boundaries to make money.
The most poorly aged movie in cinema history, according to science
Most people would say this has aged badly, but has it aged badly enough for people to ‘cancel’ it or stop watching it? The answer is probably no, as many viewers still laud it as a great rom-com and a ...
Peter Andre accused of 'posing in modern blackface' after taking on Jamaican gangster role in 'profoundly disrespectful' new film
The Mysterious Girl singer, 52, stars as lead character Gary Buckle in crime-comedy, Jafaican, which is set for release later ...
Little Britain is gaining a new lease of life despite 2020 ban
Little Britain attracted almost 10million viewers in its heyday, and it was still being broadcast on TV until early 2020.