Shirley Curran
Shirley Curran is an international school English teacher and a Swiss ski instructor. She is married to a nuclear physicist and has lived in a small rural community in the French Jura Mountains for most of the last 40+ years. Born in the Yorkshire Dales she is a regular contributor to the New Statesman comps.
Articles by Shirley Curran
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Politics
Et le verdict?
- 03 May 2007
Shirley Curran reports on the electrifying TV debate between the two French Presidential candidates
And then there were two
- 24 April 2007
Shirley Curran crunches the vote numbers to predict whose support each French candidate is likely to have on May 6
International Politics
Marvelling from the sidelines
- 19 April 2007
New Statesman reader Shirley Curran kicks launches Le Blog with her view on the closing days of the first round of the French election from the Jura Mountains
