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In view of the deliberate and shameful depreciation of humanities subjects people might find this interesting.https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/publishing/memoirs/humanities-scholars-who-worked-military-intelligence-second-world-war/ I am
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Everyone should read this.I shall make a prediction: treating the devolved nations as inconveniences whose views should not trouble the policies and attitudes of Westminster will lead to the end
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It occurs to me that many people - individuals, commentators, pundits, politicians - have invested so much emotional and political capital in Brexit that almost any cognitive feat of affirmation,
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Classic Takes* The few from the many*THREAD 1. The show opener - not so much as the entire world watched John King et al 2. Really? 3. Erm. 4. ‘Wokeness’
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1. The crucial problem at the moment isn’t so much the absence of leadership as the predominance of very bad leadership. Thread 2. The evidence is, as they say, visible
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1. Do you remember the Ennio Morricone composed theme tune to the Good the Bad and the Ugly? I ask because it began to rattle through my head as I
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The more I think about it the more I think that ‘living with it’ is the correct mindset but that the mistake has been to equate ‘living with it’ as
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This is a great piece which I commend to you all. It reflects an issue I’ve been pondering, for the lay person, who to trust?https://twitter.com/jeremyfarrar/status/1313888997043773441 It is symptomatic of our
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Time for a New Prime Minister1. Brexit would have been challenge enough but with the pandemic at the same time the government has had to deal with the most severe
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My entirely speculative theory is that the whole sordid mess is explained by the failure of Frost’s negotiating strategy. The ‘they’ll give in if we stick to our guns’ plan
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1. Another Sunday marooned on the desert island of pandemic and Brexit, I reflect once again on the burning question of our time:Is the government’s appetite for no deal evidence
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1. As I perused this fascinating piece, the first thought that leaped to mind was not ‘those dastardly Europeans’ or ‘this dastardly government’ but ‘ecological fallacy’, a phrase one occasionally
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