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How the ARM chip saved Apple

How the ARM chip saved Apple

I asked  Hermann Hauser about Apple and the ARM chip after his fascinating lecture on the future of computing and our mobile world at a recent fundraising event in Cambridge. He was supporting Wallace Cancer Care at Addenbrooke's Hospital where his wife was one of...

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Congratulations to Abcodia

Congratulations to Abcodia

Congratulations to Abcodia for securing £1 million funding. I am delighted to be promoting this new innovative company, and today we issued this press release which clearly demonstrates confidence in their ground breaking work which will make a difference to all our...

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Welcome back David Campbell Bannerman

Welcome back David Campbell Bannerman

I am delighted, but not totally surprised, to learn that UKIP MEP David Campbell Bannerman has jumped ship and rejoined Conservatives. He was a very decent candidate during the Euro Elections in 2009 when I was the Conservative Eastern Region Press Officer and did not...

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John Hemmings and Ryan Giggs

John Hemmings and Ryan Giggs

I must say I admire the rebelliousness of  MP John Hemmings in naming Ryan Giggs in the House of Commons over his super injunction which has had Twitter in a frenzy over the last week. Protected by parliamentary privilege, the MP cannot be arrested for flouting the...

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An evening with Hermann Hauser

An evening with Hermann Hauser

There is always a world leading expert one can catch up with in Silicon Fen with its creative cluster of scientific, medical and technological inventors. And as it's been a long time since I caught up with Hermann Hauser, I didn't need much persuasion to sign up for...

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The randomness of death

The randomness of death

I have had a stark reminder that we are mere mortals following some sudden recent deaths, the latest being a blogging friend Maalie, Dr Jim Fowler, a true adventurer and free spirited soul. I was shocked and saddened to learn today that Jim died of a heart attack...

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Support for our armed forces

Support for our armed forces

I was at a concert last night supporting pa-in-law who, at 84, still plays percussion with Huntingdonshire Concert Band. They shared the stage with the rousing Royal Artillery Band, and proceeds from the evening went to SSAFA, whose local stalwart volunteer Judith...

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The end of a football era

The end of a football era

As the mother of two sports mad sons, I have spent hours over the years driving them to football matches, cheering them from the touchline come rain or shine, nursing their injuries and ferrying them off to A & E for an X-ray, empathising when a ref's decision...

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My letter to David Cameron

My letter to David Cameron

Dear Prime Minister, I am delighted to learn that you have asked the Met police to investigate the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, and I believe they should have been involved much earlier in this investigation. When someone goes missing in a foreign country, the...

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