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Stanley is above all a West Countryman. He was born in Cornwall in August 1940, and educated at Ravenswood School, near Tiverton, Devon, Sherborne School, Dorset and Exeter College, Oxford, where he won a Stapeldon Scholarship in Classics. Since 1951 his family has farmed on Exmoor, on the Devon-Somerset border, and Stanley still manages the farm there today. Before joining the Commission, Stanley served on the staff of the World Bank and the International Planned Parenthood Federation. He has had ten bo...

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John Sergeant has earned his stripes. By Stanley Johnson. Published in The Sunday Telegraph. Sunday 16th November 2008. Click here for The Sunday Telegraph. I was halfway up a mountain in Bhutan last Sunday so I missed the moment when Bruce Forsyth announced that John Sergeant and his dancing partner Kristina Rihanoff were through to the next round of Strictly Come Dancing. How do we explain the John Sergeant phenomenon? I wouldn't have thought so. Darling danced as a child, entering national competition...

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Africa's boundary-breaking safari park. By Stanley Johnson. Published in The Times, 27th September 2008. Click here for The Times. Stanley Johnson crosses the mighty Limpopo into Botswana and the heart of the Peace Park - a vast area where wildlife will roam unchecked across three frontiers. We were met on the Botswanan side by Richard Modeme, a guide who for the past 15 years has worked for the Mashatu Game Reserve, a private company that owns about 30,000ha (74,000 acres) within the Tuli Block and runs...

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By Stanley Johnson. Published in Financial Times. For more photos, click here. Today, Cape Tribulation has shaken off its troubled image. If the Daintree National Park, home to one of the world's oldest tropical rainforests, is the crowning glory of Tropical North Queensland, I would say the stretch of coast running north from the Daintree River up past Cape Tribulation is the jewel in that crown. How many other places are there where the rainforest comes right down to the coral reef? From the nature lov...

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HS2 Articles and Media. 23rd July 2015, by Paul Wright. Published in Ham and High. Fury as Lord Adonis of Camden takes 950-a-day HS2 job to 'destroy borough'. 5th February 2015, by Stanley Johnson. Published in the New Statesman. White nights in Sweden, the plight of circus animals and the spiralling cost of HS2. 5th February 2015, by Stanley Johnson. Published in 51m. Stanley Johnson on HS2 - Bathing Adonis. 5th January 2015, by Tom Foot. Published in Camden New Journal. Stanley Johnson and co rally sta...

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By Stanley Johnson. Published in The Guardian, Saturday 28th July 2007. Click here for The Guardian version. As for those of us who wanted above all to observe marine wildlife, we would, Art hoped, return home satisfied. He ticked off the species we would be most likely to encounter. Seals and sea lions, dolphins, pelicans, ospreys, humpback whales . . . You may even get to see a blue whale," he said. "We usually do on these trips.". Was Art joking, I wondered? We stayed with that blue whale for three-qu...

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Stanley Johnson: It is absolutely right that a state should be able to determine who can, and cannot, enter its territory - Стенли Джонсън: Абсолютно право на една държава е да може да определи кой да влезе на територията й и кой - не. Boris Johnson's father: Et tu, Brute? Will Boris Johnson be the next British PM? We want to do more on Marine areas and we will" - Stanley Johnson, Nature Directives "founder". Wildlife protection to be watered down? Main photo by Roy Riley royriley.com.

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Stanley I Resume; Further recollections of an exuberant life. This latest highly entertaining chapter in Stanley's life story (which he threatens 'may not necessarily be the last') is a treat for those who enjoyed the anecdotal style of its predecessor, and demonstrates that Stanley continues to keep his hat well and truly in the ring, as a politician, environmentalist, author, raconteur and a true original. BUY Stanley I Resume. UNEP The First 40 Years; A Narrative by Stanley Johnson. Produced in conjun...

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WWF Leaders for a Living Planet Award - December 2015. Click on image to enlarge. Boris’ dad among Kilimanjaro crew Click on image to enlarge. Can a revolutionary plan protect the rainforest from commercial exploitation? Click on image to enlarge. Their breakfasts are jumbo. Battlefields and Boer War. Click on image to enlarge. The golden road to Samarkand. Travelling through Central Asia. Click on image to enlarge. How dentists are saving Borneo's rainforest. Easter Island and the Atacama Desert. Stanle...

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Forty years on from Tet: how the US won Vietnam. By Stanley Johnson. Published in The Spectator. Wednesday 30th January 2008. For more photos, click here. Stanley Johnson returns to Vietnam four decades after the offensive that shattered American confidence in the war but reflects that the US went on to win the cultural battle. I had a sudden vision of a younger, possibly slimmer, black-pyjama-clad Mrs Nguyen breathing under water through a rice-straw beneath the very bridge we had just crossed, and hopi...