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Codswallop (sorry). The landslide victory of the Left unity candidate Catherine Connolly in the Irish Presidential Election shows that a policy of normalising use of the national language is perfectly consistent with uniting progressive movements.

(Based on my memory of information given on my last visit which was many years ago - May be wrong!)

I thought that much of the C20th restoration work was undertaken under a job creation scheme for the unemployed in the 1930s.

Failure to respond positively to this request from Congress would further enflame public opinion in the UK. And heap pressure on the Met to investigate Andrew as rigorously as it would any other ordinary citizen.

Wouldn't it be amazing if a copy of Giraldus Cambrensis's "Totius Kambriae Mappa" were to be discovered!

The first limb of that policy would be fine on its own. The second limb is currently a pipe dream as no viable technologies have yet been developed to replace coke as the principal fuel for blast furnaces. I therefore worry that the Greens would find themselves in the same place as Lab-Con.

A key test for me is whether they would have genuinely and credibly committed to maintaining a virgin steelmaking capability at Port Talbot. To maintaining the blast furnaces. As opposed to the Lab-Con scam of reducing the plant to a scrap processing facility, branded as a green initiative.

Which party represents those on the left whose commitment to green issues is tempered by pragmatism and concern for a broader range of policy priorities?

Thank you very much.

So disappointed I can't attend. Is there any facility for remote access? Will these presentations be published subsequently?