by Francesca Preece / 13 Apr 2011
Whether or not David Cameron is right about the exact number of black students at Oxford University, Francesca Preece argues isn’t the real question: what stops them from going in the first place?
by Francesca Preece / 30 Mar 2011
Francesca Preece calls on BA to look after its cabin crew for the sake of the Royal Wedding and their passengers and cringes at politicians with iPads
by Francesca Preece / 06 Apr 2011
The RMT chief's decision to stay in a housing association home despite earning £145,000 reeks of hypocrisy
by Francesca Preece / 25 Mar 2011
Francesca Preece muses on constructive criticism, off-message ranting and her erstwhile animosity towards Gordon Brown
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