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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
Graham Lineham outside the court with his supporters
“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
Graham Lineham outside the court with his supporters
“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
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“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
A Father Ted fan outside the court holds a placard that says “Careful Now” which was a catch phrase from the father Ted series.
“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate's Court, London, UK.
Graham Linehan case at Westminster Magistrate’s Court, London, UK.
12th May 2025
A Father Ted fan outside the court holds a placard that says “Careful Now” which was a catch phrase from the father Ted series.
“Father Ted” co-creator Graham Linehan faces charges of harassment without violence and criminal damage.
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23rd Annual Heidi Klum Halloween Party, New York, USA - 31 Oct 2024
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Heidi Klum's 22nd Annual Halloween Party presented by PATRON EL ALTO at Marquee New York, New York, USA - 31 Oct 2023
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer, Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation George Freeman and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
The Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart and Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan speaks to an audience of business leaders at the Business Connect event in London. Photo by Zara Farrar / HM Treasury
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Business Connect
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
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80th Annual Golden Globe Awards, Press Room, Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles, USA - 10 Jan 2023
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/Shutterstock (13705162jm)
Best Film, Musical or Comedy, The Banshees of Inisherin. Peter Czernin, Colin Farrell, Martin McDonagh, Kerry Condon, Brendan Gleeson, Graham Broadbent and Barry Keoghan
80th Annual Golden Globe Awards, Press Room, Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles, USA - 10 Jan 2023 -
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The Wind in the Willows Wilton's at Wilton's Music Hall, London, UK.
The Wind in the Willows Wilton's by Piers Torday adapted from the Kenneth Graham classic at Wilton’s Music Hall, London, UK.
25th November 2022.
Wilton’s Music Hall’s delightfully festive production The Wind in the Willows Wilton's. Wilton’s Music Hall is the world’s oldest surviving music hall, providing a stunning backdrop for this festive production and the set is made entirely from recycled, sustainable materials.
The Wind in the Willows Wilton's is a modern-day adaptation of Kenneth Graham's beloved The Wind in the Willows written by acclaimed children’s writer Piers Torday and directed by Elizabeth Freestone. It sees Ratty, Mole, Badger, Toad and all their stoat and ferret accomplices battling against climate change to save their homes on the bank of the River Thames. This time the story is set in London, starting at Hyde Park in spring, following down the river, and ending at Wilton's Music Hall for Christmastime.
Chris Nayak as Otter
Corey Montague-Sholay as Mole
Darrell Brockis as Toad
Melody Brown as Badger
Paula James as Duck
Rosie Wyatt as Rat
Tom Chapman as Weasel.
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The Wind in the Willows Wilton's at Wilton's Music Hall, London, UK.
The Wind in the Willows Wilton's by Piers Torday adapted from the Kenneth Graham classic at Wilton’s Music Hall, London, UK.
25th November 2022.
Wilton’s Music Hall’s delightfully festive production The Wind in the Willows Wilton's. Wilton’s Music Hall is the world’s oldest surviving music hall, providing a stunning backdrop for this festive production and the set is made entirely from recycled, sustainable materials.
The Wind in the Willows Wilton's is a modern-day adaptation of Kenneth Graham's beloved The Wind in the Willows written by acclaimed children’s writer Piers Torday and directed by Elizabeth Freestone. It sees Ratty, Mole, Badger, Toad and all their stoat and ferret accomplices battling against climate change to save their homes on the bank of the River Thames. This time the story is set in London, starting at Hyde Park in spring, following down the river, and ending at Wilton's Music Hall for Christmastime.
Chris Nayak as Otter
Corey Montague-Sholay as Mole
Darrell Brockis as Toad
Melody Brown as Badger
Paula James as Duck
Rosie Wyatt as Rat
Tom Chapman as Weasel.
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
E: info@eyevine.com
http:///www.eyevine.com (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE)
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