Paul Bayliss
Contributor
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I live and work in Liverpool, combining a career in Local Government with freelance research and writing.
I graduated from Leeds University with a BA in Politics and have continued to work in this area, providing research pieces on Human Rights, European Politics and Terrorism for a range of clients.
I have written for magazines including Verbatim, Justice of the Peace and The Oldie and have contributed to a number of travel and sporting websites.
I am a keen traveller. My most recent trip was backpacking for two months around South America and I hope to use this as a rich source of writing material. I also spend a lot of time travelling in Europe, occasioanally combining this with my love of soccer and rugby.
Latest Articles
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Amnesty Concerns for Moldova
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have both criticised Moldovan authorities for their record on human rights.
Jan 15, 2008
- Paul Bayliss
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Cricket World Cup 2011
The 2007 World Cup has barely faded from memory as plans for the next competition are put into place
Jan 14, 2008
- Paul Bayliss
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UEFA Cup Round of 32 Preview
Everton lead the charge of English Premiership clubs in the UEFA Cup. Spurs and Bolton look to make progress also and Rangers and Aberdeen represent the SPL
Jan 13, 2008
- Paul Bayliss
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The Tweed Ring and Tammany Hall
The corrupt politician William Macy Tweed cast a corrupt shadow over New York during the mid-1800s.
Jan 13, 2008
- Paul Bayliss
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Cricket's Greatest Comebacks
A victory in cricket having followed on is practically unheard of. The few occasions when this is achieved are rightly classed as the game's greatest comebacks
Jan 10, 2008
- Paul Bayliss
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Sledging in Cricket
Sledging in cricket may be seen as boorish behaviour by some, but the best sledges always raise a smile
Nov 12, 2007
- Paul Bayliss
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UEFA Cup Round-Up:
A win for Everton, defeat for Spurs and a point for Bolton as the UEFA Cup group stages get underway.
Oct 26, 2007
- Paul Bayliss
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