From a Notting Hill slum to the House of Lords where he once worked as a dish washer John Bird, now Baron Bird of the 'Big Issue', cross party Peer has worked tirelessly for the dispossessed. 
Never more so than at the start of the initial Lockdown when those on the streets faced utter destitution. Thanks to campaigners like Lord Bird those with nothing have a voice.

From a Notting Hill slum to the House of Lords where he once worked as a dish washer John Bird, now Baron Bird of the 'Big Issue', cross party Peer has worked tirelessly for the dispossessed. Never more so than at the start of the initial Lockdown when those on the streets faced utter destitution. Thanks to campaigners like Lord Bird those with nothing have a voice.

From a Notting Hill slum to the House of Lords where he once worked as a dish washer&nbsp;John Bird, now Baron Bird of the 'Big Issue', cross party Peer has worked tirelessly for the dispossessed.&nbsp;
Never more so than at the start of the initial Lockdown when those on the streets faced utter destitution. Thanks to campaigners like Lord Bird those with nothing have a voice.

Sketch Notes On a Pandemic - Lord Bird Part 2

Sketch Notes On is a London-based podcast which provides an in-depth look into the most pressing news stories of our times.
 
The initial series, Sketch Notes On a Pandemic, has featured the views of experts including Professor Carl Heneghan, retired UK Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption, and Great Barrington Declaration authors Sunetra Gupta, Martin Kulldorf and Jay Bhattacharya, all of whom question whether lockdowns were the correct policy. 

Comedienne Ruby Wax and Wimbledon winner Pat Cash also give their thoughts on how the virus and the consequent restrictions have affected their industries. Sketch Notes On is hosted by Lucy Johnston and Matt Gibson, both Fleet Street journalists, and is produced by Daniel Spiller, a songwriter, musician and sound engineer. It has rapidly gained a following and regularly appears in British newspapers and websites.

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Sketch Notes On is a London-based podcast which provides an in-depth look into the most pressing news stories of our times. The initial series, Sketch Notes On a Pandemic, has featured the views of experts including Professor Carl Heneghan, retired UK Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption, and Great Barrington Declaration authors Sunetra Gupta, Martin Kulldorf and Jay Bhattacharya, all of whom question whether lockdowns were the correct policy. Comedienne Ruby Wax and Wimbledon winner Pat Cash also give their thoughts on how the virus and the consequent restrictions have affected their industries. Sketch Notes On is hosted by Lucy Johnston and Matt Gibson, both Fleet Street journalists, and is produced by Daniel Spiller, a songwriter, musician and sound engineer. It has rapidly gained a following and regularly appears in British newspapers and websites.

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