| Our writers give their perspectives on current events and issues that affect them |
23 March
Relationships are breaking down within British families. Can the cultural values of immigrants coming into the country change this? Shane M. Coughlan explores the possibilities. |
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13 March 2004
The Taiwan/China situation has something in common with that of Ireland and Britian. In each case both sides know each other too well. Shane M Coughlan writes of his experiences. |
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29 February 2004
My name is Helen Moore and I am a published writer/poet wanting to offer all people in Britain a poem I have written, called 'The Drowned' as a memorial to the people
who so tragically lost their lives at Morecambe Bay recently... |
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15 February 2004
Morecambe memorial service in pictures |
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15th February 2004
Tim Pringle from Hong Kong, offers his view on the Morecambe deaths. |
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Read coverage and views from other media sources around the country. |
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The Morecambe bay tragedy is devastating. It is devastating not only for the victims and their families, but also for the Chinese community as a whole. |
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7 December 2003
Katie Poon attended the recent antiwar demonstrations in London and explores her thoughts and resons behind her protest. |
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30 October 2003
In our final article on identity, Dimsum interviews Derek Hausenloy's wife, Zhao Hui, a mainland Chinese woman who has come to live with her husband in London. We discover how her perceptions of culture and identity have changed since she has been living in the UK. |
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27 September 2003
A sense of identity and a sense of place are recurrent themes that are explored by people growing up within the Chinese Diaspora.
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