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"Having recently covered all the reasons to be cheerful about Huddersfield Town's season, Steven Chicken is joined by David Hartrick and Jim Chisem to run through the negative side of things in the latest episode of our podcast, Ooh To Be A."

"Dr. Jackie Grunsell is a General Practitioner (GP) in the Huddersfield area. Dr. Grunsell is also the vice-chair of the local medical committee, which effectively serves as the Kirklees branch of the British Medical Association (BMA). Over the past decade, she has been involved in several campaigns to prevent cuts and privatisation in the National Health Service (NHS). I spoke to Dr. Grunsell last week about the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 outbreak and what it means for public health in Huddersfield and Kirklees."

The video Huddersfield Town posted to Twitter is magical: player after player, from Fraizer Campbell to Jonathan Hogg to Lewis O'Brien to Jonas Lossl, putting in a surprise call to shocked and delighted children. Whether through gestures like this or through more tangible and substantial work going on through the Foundation, Town take their role as a community institution seriously, and never more so than during this coronavirus lockdown. That spirit also extends to supporter groups like the C

"George Mikes (pronounced Meekesh) left Hungary for England in 1938. Very much taken with his new home and its inhabitants, he decided to make a living by writing about their peculiar habits and customs."

"Having spent the past few weeks reading and listening to Tony Benn’s diaries, there’s a lot I could comment on – matters of state, the insights of notable individuals, that sort of thing. And yet, this vignette from February 2000 is the one I’d like to share."

"It would be rude of me not to enlighten a wider audience about the serendipity with which those who attended the meeting were blessed."

Interviewed by Steven Chicken of the Huddersfield Daily Examiner about the work of Robyn Kennerdale, Supporter Liaison Officer at Huddersfield Town F.C.

"Here are 16 cast iron rules for living that will save you a great deal of time and effort."

Although there is little doubt that American military means and political objectives in Vietnam were out of sync, there is little evidence to suggest that the adoption of a Marine-based counter-insurgency approach would have shifted the strategic momentum in MACV’s favour.

"Last week, British Online Archives editor James Chisem spoke to Professor Stephen M. Walt about his work and worldview."

"New manager Jan Siewert arrived from Borussia Dortmund to replace David Wagner in January - so, what can we expect from his Terriers side on Friday? We caught up with chair of the Huddersfield Town Supporters' Association and Ooh To Be A... podcast host Jim Chisem to get the lowdown."

"Last week, British Online Archives editor James Chisem spoke to Andrew J. Bacevich about the past, present, and future of American power."

"Liverpool welcome Huddersfield to Anfield on Friday night, but can Terriers supporters see anything other than a home win?With the match fast approaching, we spoke to James Chisem from Huddersfield Town Supporters Association."

Interviewed by the FSF on how fan groups can support women's football.

"The end of the Cold War was primarily a result of the shift in Soviet domestic and foreign policy which occurred during the latter half of the 1980s."

"In episode 2 of the Talking History podcast, host Jim Chisem speaks to Dr. David Clarke, Principal Research Fellow of the Journalism Subject Group at Sheffield Hallam University, curator of The National Archives UFO Project, and author of the critically acclaimed ‘How UFOs Conquered the World’. The pair discuss the history of the UFO phenomenon, the National Archives’ UFO files, and folklore in technological societies."

"In late 2018, British Online Archives travelled to Strasbourg to interview four British and Irish MEPs about the past, present, and future of Britain’s relationship with Europe and the European Union. In Battle of Britain’, Nigel Farage (former UKIP leader), Richard Corbett (Labour), Martina Anderson (Sinn Féin), and Syed Kamal (Conservative) share their views on sovereignty, foreign policy, international trade, immigration, and the Northern Ireland peace process."

"Whilst strategic bombing undoubtedly had a bearing on the evolution of the war, its effects were much less impressive than Douhet had envisaged."