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Why Ms Raccoon is howling at the biggest moon since the year she was born and taking no prisoners.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 15, 2016

Other than a couple of days last week, I have been in hospital for the past three weeks. First Sepsis, then the effects of the attempts to cure me of that. I am now the original Christmas Turkey –

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National Treasure – a national pleasure.

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by Anna Raccoon on October 12, 2016

‘National Treasure’ was a triumph.

Superb acting, though one would expect nothing less from Julie Walters and Robbie Coltrane; an impeccable script from Jack Thorne, if there is such a thing as thespian justice

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Feeding Time at the Legal Zoo.

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by Anna Raccoon on July 24, 2016

It started with a lie; a false allegation; a mendacity, a calumny, a canard. However you dress it up, it simply wasn’t true.

40 year-old Georgina Ray decided that the only possible reason

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Inventative Journalism.

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by Anna Raccoon on June 10, 2016

Is ‘Inventative’ a word? I wasn’t sure – it suited my purposes as an alternative to ‘Investigative’ but I couldn’t find it in the dikshunary. (I do use one occasionally!)

My search for the

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The Savile Memorial Celebrations…

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by Anna Raccoon on February 26, 2016

100 years ago last year, a bitter little man, a man who hoped to be ‘somebody’ one day, a man with his head full of the ‘injustices’ of his life, but who, despite his poor background had had

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‘Saint’ Bernard Hogan-Howe safe – but is he a ‘Pussyfoot’?

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by Anna Raccoon on February 13, 2016

I have always been of the opinion that the age of ‘Savilisation’, a term I invented and now proudly watch as it propagates through the media, was a perfect storm of tensions between the media, the

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Class and the Common Girl.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 23, 2015

Reading one of Moor Larkin’s excellent posts the other night, an excerpt from the Pollard report caught my eye. I had seen it before, but in isolation; now I was reading it again in conjunction with

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*Exclusive* – Mandatory Reporting and Meirion Jones.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 16, 2015

Meirion Jones has long been an advocate of ‘Mandatory Reporting’ – a system of criminal sanctions for those who have care of children but have failed to report allegations of abuse made to them regarding those children. He

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*Exclusive* – Mandatory Reporting and Meirion Jones.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 1, 2015

Meirion Jones has long been an advocate of ‘Mandatory Reporting’ – a system of criminal sanctions for those who have care of children but have failed to report allegations of abuse made to

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Class and the Common Girl.

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by Anna Raccoon on July 29, 2015

Reading one of Moor Larkin’s excellent posts the other night, an excerpt from the Pollard report caught my eye. I had seen it before, but in isolation; now I was reading it

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Duncroft – the Finale. Part One.

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by Anna Raccoon on November 30, 2014

One minute I had so many plates spinning in the air I didn’t know which way to turn and began to doubt my ability to keep them all airborne – and the next? Why, if they didn’t all

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The Child Abuse Band-waggon Slips Over the Cliff….

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by Anna Raccoon on August 18, 2014

The slur-mongers – I refuse to dignify them with the term ‘moral entrepreneurs’ – who base their business model on peddling tit-bits of salacious gossip to the post-Leveson media are coming under increased scrutiny today following the universal disquiet

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Not Even Whispered It Softly?

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by Anna Raccoon on June 4, 2014

“Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence”. Leonardo da Vinci.

Post-Leveson, the Dead Tree Press has been keen to show that, unregulated, they can expose much wrong doing in our world that could protect

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