Andrew Grey
@asgrey.bsky.social
I write about ethics, politics and healthcare.
I work in healthcare education, and I'm co-host of The Right Work podcast.
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What does 'dignity' mean in the assisted dying debate? Read my report for Theos: bit.ly/4hIeIb2
I work in healthcare education, and I'm co-host of The Right Work podcast.
Here for all of the above + cats.
What does 'dignity' mean in the assisted dying debate? Read my report for Theos: bit.ly/4hIeIb2
In fairness, that person’s position is perfectly reasonable if you just ignore the New Testament and basically all Catholic Social Teaching.
October 17, 2025 at 7:50 PM
In fairness, that person’s position is perfectly reasonable if you just ignore the New Testament and basically all Catholic Social Teaching.
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Farage has made at least nine trips abroad, including eight to the US, since last year’s general election, with many of them either funded by donors or undertaken for paid employment such as speeches.
May 20, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Farage has made at least nine trips abroad, including eight to the US, since last year’s general election, with many of them either funded by donors or undertaken for paid employment such as speeches.
Exactly this. If people object to Blue Labour, then articulate an alternative philosophy and vision that incorporates those values. Otherwise there's just a vacuum, and it shouldn't be a surprise if people are drawn to a movement that at least attempts to fill it.
May 4, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Exactly this. If people object to Blue Labour, then articulate an alternative philosophy and vision that incorporates those values. Otherwise there's just a vacuum, and it shouldn't be a surprise if people are drawn to a movement that at least attempts to fill it.