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Brits at their Best blog archives:
July 2008
24:
Surviving to rise again - uncanny modern parallels
23:
Radio heroine defies Mugabe and thugs
23:
But could it stop a tank?
23:
The Last Load
22:
Encounter with an iconic document
22:
Eric Liddell in China
21:
European Union abolishes the English acre
21:
Proms 2008
21:
Lewis Hamilton wins again
21:
British Open Champion
19:
A salute to Stuart Wheeler
19:
William Blake on doing good
19:
The Mommas of Mamma Mia!
19:
Lord Monckton's views supported by American physicists
18:
The right of self-defence cannot be restored because it cannot be denied
18:
A Dream Girl
17:
Lisbon Treaty ratified - We will never give in
17:
In praise of older men
17:
In a house in the country
16:
Bachelors' party
16:
"Before the Revolution"
15:
Correction
15:
Shakespeare in the Hudson River Valley
15:
"His situation felt closer to mine" - Keats
14:
Swan upping reviewed
14:
"Do you want to know a secret?" The Beatles
14:
Suppressed information about John Lennon?
14:
2600 hospitals!
14:
"A live wire"- John O'Sullivan
12:
A last word from Sir John Templeton
12:
The Puritan contribution to modern America?
12:
Wallpaper memories
12:
This is not the UN of which Churchill and FDR dreamed
11:
David Davis wins one for liberty
11:
John O'Sullivan - a good time to remember Margaret Thatcher
10:
A Royal Navy education
10:
Ban on Darling spreads
10:
Summer strawberries
09:
The Lady of Shalott
09:
Revisiting royal cock-ups
09:
Sir John Templeton
08:
Harry Potter supports Cameron's individual responsibility with a caveat
08:
"She gave her all"
07:
Whatever next?
07:
Hamilton wins wet Grand Prix victory
07:
Playing fair
05:
Laura Robson wins title
05:
Two boys resisted
05:
Mozart and Melua in Bath
05:
Rebutting the Lord Chief Justice on sharia
05:
Is gun control behind our loss of civil liberties?
05:
Bob Geldof in support of David Davis's Freedom campaign
04:
Happy 4th and the Brits who supported a radical idea
03:
Henley Royal Regatta
03:
Enjoying life with Boddingtons
03:
Patriotic questions
03:
Thinking through the deselection of monarchs
02:
Sovereigns selected and deselected
02:
One of our best friends
01:
July calendar
01:
Today is Canada Day
01:
Green and profitable - HRH The Prince of Wales
01:
Champions at sitting on their backsides
01:
Update on Canada's star chambers
June 2008
30:
Eric Clapton
30:
The darling English language
30:
Former Labour MP Tony Benn urges "libertarians from left and right" to defend liberty
28:
Wimbledon
28:
An individual right protecting against both public and private violence
27:
Thank you, Veterans
27:
Labour receives just desserts in Henley
27:
Hero
26:
The Gurkha and the Victoria Cross
26:
This is not what we meant by progress
26:
Escaping oil and driving your car thanks to microbes
26:
Implantable sensor to monitor heart patients
26:
Stripped of knighthood
26:
"And the lovers lie abed"
25:
Wheeler to appeal High Court decision
25:
Letter to The Queen
25:
"A positive force of the past millennium"
24:
The Rake at Garsington
24:
A second salute
23:
English country
23:
Racer
23:
An almost unfathomable ignorance of history
21:
Being a friend
21:
Trusting ourselves, trusting each other
21:
Hopeful giving
20:
High Court Justice DELAYS EU treaty ratification
20:
English roses
19:
42 days? Or would you prefer 90?
19:
Watching Royal Ascot
18:
Britain "ratifies" the "dead" Lisbon Treaty
18:
"I know a bank"
18:
Excellent news - increasing numbers of Brits oppose EU
18:
Colin Murdoch
18:
A suggestion
17:
Petition to sign
17:
"Would you sign a contract that the other side could change at will?"
17:
Salisbury Cathedral celebrates 750 years
17:
Bruges Group to hold Waterloo Day Meeting
17:
Boris Johnson on safety and liberty
16:
Paul McCartney live
16:
Speaking of sons
16:
Now that Father's Day is over
16:
Rochester Castle
15:
Serlo the Mercer and Magna Carta
14:
Nice to see Austin-Healeys
14:
Trooping the Colour
13:
The remarkable cells in the nose
13:
Thank you, dear Irish!
13:
An excellent question
13:
Iron entered his soul - Davis defends British liberty
12:
What exercise can do for you
12:
"What I saw in Afghanistan"
11:
Golden past, dark day
11:
Finding a masterpiece in the jumble
11:
Airborne
11:
The best book on the market
10:
High Court report - just in
10:
JK Rowling on failure and friends
10:
Predictions on Mark Steyn's fate
10:
They haven't changed their minds
10:
Walking in Britain
10:
Hot enough?
09:
Funeral rites for Britain?
07:
Archbishop skydives to raise money for soldiers
07:
English Bridge
07:
Go, Irish!
07:
A salute to the defenders of free speech
07:
Summer life
06:
Remembering them
06:
Next week
06:
Saving our lives
06:
English all-stars
06:
Worth looking into
05:
Winning the Stanley Cup
05:
Books coming in from the cold
04:
Dickens' desk and chair to benefit children
04:
"We shall never surrender"
04:
"Obscene human rights" commissions and common law
04:
The Lords Spiritual
03:
Following her heart from a Caribbean hotel to the Crimean War
02:
Best way to handle trauma - stiff upper lip?
02:
How Hillary Clinton resembles the Empress Matilda
May 2008
31:
June
31:
EU economy
31:
The ghost of the 18th century in Dumfries House
31:
Music in the rain
31:
Theatre outdoors
30:
Sacrifice
30:
The Royal Tournament
30:
Perilous sport
29:
Remembering their climb
29:
"You don't know what you've got till it's gone"
29:
Following the May - Roger Deakin
28:
Retreat to victory
28:
SOS is up
28:
The spirit of a woman - Diana Barnato Walker
27:
“A strange fleet appeared”
27:
Lewis Hamilton has done it again
27:
EU creep
27:
A lullaby
26:
"We are their heirs"
26:
Dining with the Royal Society
26:
"Biotechnology could be a great equalizer, spreading wealth"
26:
Culinary Notes
26:
Feast days
26:
British-American labour unions to unite
24:
"Modest heroes"
24:
The Queen and the Dalai Lama
24:
Morning
24:
"Flushed with enthusiasm" at the Hay Festival
23:
Prince Charles welcomes Dalai Lama
23:
V&A opens jewellery gallery
23:
Decoding Stonehenge again
23:
Canadian flash point
22:
Inveraray
22:
The best intentions
22:
Modern tax increases and Boyle's law of gases
21:
Rolling out the big guns
21:
Behind the curve, and ahead of it
21:
"Draw on sweet night"
20:
Dunstan - the devil is in the details
19:
Caspian film reviews
19:
"The world's greatest flower show"
19:
The deniers
19:
Prince of Wales urges leaders and people to save rain forests
17:
Royal Canadian
17:
To dreamers and defenders
16:
Dambusters
16:
Prince Caspian opens in movie theatres
16:
Nanny Wild and the good and the bad of country life
16:
"By their deeds shalt thou know them"
15:
John McCain advocates "British-style question periods" in US
15:
Fred J Taylor outdoors
15:
Lucien Freud and Francis Bacon achieve record sales
15:
A fine, big bull
15:
An idea that doesn't add up
14:
Forsyth and Carswell challenge central control
14:
Victorian Peeper
14:
"Under the radar beam" - British charities
13:
Royal Navy-led MCM task group clears the way for Iraqi maritime trade
13:
Just because
13:
"Touch me with noble anger"
13:
More about underdogs
12:
The British people and underdogs
12:
Right to silence defended
12:
Red rhododendrons
12:
Irish to rescue British?
12:
Thinking about American and British town councils
10:
Olympic riders
10:
The crux of the matter
10:
A lovely man and musician - Noel Davies
10:
The man who could not escape - Lieutenant-Colonel Douggie Moir
10:
A £'s worth
09:
UPDATED - Elizabeth Beckett goes to court to defend British Constitution
09:
Twenty20 Cricket takes India by song
09:
A new singer - Duffy
09:
A beautiful farewell
08:
Calling a fiasco a fiasco
08:
VE Day remembered
08:
Green Lotus "will run on anything"
08:
Did Shakespeare hear this music?
08:
"You will not be overcome"
07:
Liberalisation?
07:
Sylva
07:
Tax revolts
06:
Feeling "a new unity with nature"
06:
Boris appoints Lewis new deputy mayor of London
06:
Wendy Alexander's interesting proposal
06:
"Something greater at work"
06:
"The Saudi Arabia of tidal energy"
05:
The British people do not need PM Brown steering them
05:
The Queen, travelling incognito, visits Exbury
05:
The 'toff' who revived jazz - in Britain - Humphrey Lyttleton
03:
Byrd and Tallis in Zambia
03:
New Zealand accomplishes what the EU can't
03:
Badminton
03:
Boris wins big
03:
PD James denounces political correctness
03:
Cranford
02:
Stuart Wheeler wins judicial review
02:
Musical memories
02:
Global warming may 'stop', scientists predict
02:
Uncle Orson on Jane Austen
02:
A great trouncing
02:
Good pubs
01:
May events
01:
Looking for advocates of science and the western moral tradition
01:
Driving at 60
01:
Thoughts and Adventures
April 2008
30:
BBC censorship faces High Court challenge
30:
Lord Leach on EU's malign influence
30:
"Grand knight of common sense" - CS Lewis
29:
Visible and invisible patterns
29:
Chesterton on newspapers, soldiers, sects, and barbarism
28:
Around the country
28:
Nelson at 250
28:
A matter of loyalty
28:
Standing up for their culture
26:
'Modern day Saint George'
26:
Tourism 'Oscars'
26:
Being reconfigured
25:
Justice Owen, Rabinder Singh, and the promise-breaking government
25:
Justice
24:
Peaches for Roald Dahl Museum
24:
Bob Spink MP
24:
Parliament - redundant?
24:
Upholders of liberty
23:
Remembering Will
23:
Happy St George's Day
22:
Dreaming about summer in England
22:
A community of values
21:
Marathon addendum
21:
Overcoming adversity
21:
United we stand
20:
Patriots' Day
19:
Stiffening the House of Lords
19:
William Morris and Astley Castle
19:
No greater compliment - Mugabe attacks Britain
18:
Free speech in Canada heating up
17:
The chime of her voice
17:
Catesby in America and at Buckingham Palace
17:
Action before High Court
16:
The 'Darwin' Chip
16:
More than an antique land
16:
Stem cells, nose cells and healing
16:
JK Rowling refuses to cry
15:
Running blind - Dave Heeley - 7 days 7 marathons
15:
As long as one English field lies against another
14:
Royal Mail under siege
14:
Topping the culture chart
14:
The Royal Navy and piracy
14:
Oh!
14:
London Marathon 2008
12:
Libera and Patrick Stewart in New York
12:
Green lawns, but no sheep, please
12:
Judge rules that human rights apply to British troops
11:
'How England used to be'
11:
The patriot who vanquished failure
11:
Canadian bloggers fight for freedom of speech
10:
William of Ockham's Razor
10:
Feeling warmer?
10:
JK Rowling and Ian McEwan top prize list
10:
Author's copyright
10:
It takes courage to speak out
09:
O, to be in England now that April's there
09:
Breaking the peace
09:
I deeply love your country
09:
Plus ça change. . .
08:
Libera - celestial music from South London to Yankee Stadium and the world
08:
Seeing Britain by train
08:
Charlton Heston on Shakespeare
08:
The gist of the Stop the Treaty Conference
07:
"Power of the grid" - 10,000 times faster than broadband
07:
Shakespeare's Wife
07:
Success for Stop the Treaty
05:
British track cyclists take gold at world championships
05:
Immigration and government policies
05:
Air Cdre Kit North-Lewis
05:
Pauline Witherington Cornioley - Wartime agent
04:
Cricket returns to America
04:
'Any man's death diminishes me'
03:
'People power can stop the Lisbon Treaty'
03:
Go slow
03:
The Falklands again
02:
The bad, the good and the transcendent - Rudyard Kipling
02:
Wealth + Wisdom
01:
Territorial Army celebrates 100th birthday
01:
Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of the Royal Air Force
01:
Enchantment
01:
Stonehenge a healing centre?
March 2008
31:
Peers defend democracy; push for referendum on EU treaty
31:
Update - Operation Knights' Charge
31:
Courage under fire
31:
150 years of Gray's "blood-stained copies"
29:
'Auntie Beeb' bets on global web empire
29:
To be loved and cherished
28:
Sarkozy's crème Chantilly
28:
Odious
28:
Australia's finest ambassadors
27:
The Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race
27:
Saying yes to if
27:
The Golden Thread
26:
How men feel
26:
Stop the Treaty
25:
"No science?"
25:
Thirteen year-old Tom Daley wins European diving championship
25:
Thinking about summer
24:
Making all things new
24:
American Responses to EU Corruption
22:
In the country
22:
The good in Good Friday
22:
'Artful, eh?'
21:
EU Corruption
21:
Paul Scofield
21:
Defending the English language and free speech while cooking cheese steaks
20:
Maundy Thursday for kings, presidents and prime ministers
20:
Tom Stoppard
20:
Gifts of freedom
20:
Skill and teamwork
19:
British experiences with the right to bear arms and what happened when they lost it
18:
Arthur C Clarke
18:
Anthony Minghella
18:
Stop the treaty
18:
Burke on virtue, vice, and liberty
18:
“The Adventures of Dr. A. Conan Doyle”
17:
Cool under fire - John Prott
17:
The saint of second chances
17:
MPs supporting patriotic amendment to Lisbon Treaty
15:
Doris Lessing - "Provocateur"
15:
British schools should teach Britain's inheritance
15:
Lady Darcy de Knayth
15:
Straight Talking Roger Helmer
14:
To the Lords!
14:
Foreshadowed by CS Lewis?
14:
Europe's slow motion suicide
14:
Cheltenham Festival
14:
Stabat Mater in Liverpool
14:
Melanie Phillips - another voice for common sense
13:
Zoological Society of London photographs rare pygmy hippos
13:
"Maxwell's wonderful equations"
13:
If you found yourself in a new land. . .
12:
Englishmen and football
12:
Bravo for the serf
12:
Inventor of the web, Berners-Lee looks to future
12:
Gallantry and courage in Iraq and Afghanistan
12:
SOS – Driving through the gaps in the Lisbon Treaty
12:
A sense of humour gone missing?
11:
British people - what do they believe - update
11:
Building the Transatlantic Bridge
11:
Lords prepare to fight for Britain
11:
"You will not be overcome"
10:
The billions flowing through Brussels
10:
Remembering Commonwealth Day
08:
Multiculturalism cannot survive
08:
Facing his fear - Sqd Ldr Charles Patterson
08:
A description of the anti-referendum MP
08:
A friend in need
07:
David Walliams crosses the sea
07:
Happy birthday RHS
07:
Explosive EU MEP Corruption Report
07:
The notion that we rule ourselves is upheld. . .by 48
07:
Looking for Lady Godiva
06:
To the Tower
06:
British men who loved and honoured their wives
06:
Honour Roll
05:
We expected it, but still. . .
05:
Will they have the courage to hold a referendum? Britain's free future depends on it
05:
Andrew Lloyd Webber finds Summer
05:
The Scouring of the Shires
05:
Stop the Treaty
04:
Mathematical breakthrough solves long-standing problem
04:
The next generation
04:
Ties that bind
03:
Lord Black - No obituary - Vale atque ave
03:
Emailing your MP might be more your style
03:
Dr Laura Grant, children and science
03:
Princes pay tribute to the Armed Forces
03:
“Poll shows overwhelming support for EU referendum”
01:
Happy St David's Day
01:
The March calendar is up
01:
Write to your MP
01:
Treason
February 2008
29:
Gene for a cause of heart disease discovered in a "geneticist's paradise"
29:
Men and stone - Shawn Williamson
28:
Prince Harry in Afghanistan
28:
New Anglosphere Forum
28:
Innocence abroad
28:
Coward's Vortex
27:
Mass lobby of Parliament
27:
William F. Buckley, RIP
27:
"Love Bade Me Eat'
27:
A duty that transcends party
26:
Mass Lobby of Parliament gains support
26:
Remembering the struggle for property rights
26:
Scary and funny Wolf also receives Oscar
26:
Night train
25:
MPs for and against the promised referendum on the EU constitution
25:
Scooping up Oscars
25:
Janet Daley on fairness
25:
Impending triumph?
25:
New thoughts on Fairtrade, free trade and the EU
24:
Evelyn Glennie
24:
To become deaf and remain a musician - William Boyce
24:
A Canadian view of The Queen
23:
Revolts against the EU constitution
23:
A feeling for Britain
23:
Hoping from a distance
23:
The stars by day
23:
William Blake - Joy
22:
George Washington - one of a kind
22:
"The Queen is Canadian"
22:
The Crystal Palace on exhibit
22:
One hundred and fifteen EU MEPs oppose EU Lisbon Treaty
21:
“A shot across the bow”
21:
Britain on View
21:
Brain drain
20:
Changing your mind
20:
Exploring Canada with Alexander Mackenzie
20:
Brilliant British coroners, soldiers, and families – dud government
19:
David Stogdon - No more lifeboat disasters
19:
Recommended - Churchill on Wahhabism
19:
About the size of it
19:
Ribbet!
19:
Domesday, the fiction of tenure, and the internet
18:
A kingdom that does good
18:
The silence at the heart of words
18:
The EU and owning your own house
16:
Gina Khan to speak on BBC
16:
Sir Edmund Hillary lives on
16:
One man defies politicization of the Crown
15:
Beaumont sets world cycle record
15:
Mass lobby of Parliament
15:
Amateur astronomers in New Zealand help to discover solar system like ours
15:
Orwell would applaud the Danes
14:
Ode to men
14:
The views of British writers on love and marriage
14:
Responsible for Valentine's Day? Oh, gosh
14:
Marrying-out is key to social progress
14:
Carbon scams
13:
"Life here is an open book"
13:
Only the certain spring
13:
Outlawing first cousin marriages was a good thing
13:
Shakespeare against arranged marriages
12:
Archbishop sharia update
12:
Men in the snow
11:
Sport of nations
11:
London Fashion Week
11:
The Red King and equality before the law
09:
Anglican Church needs refresher course in Christianity
09:
Miracles Of Life
09:
Not tolerating the intolerant
09:
Innovative infrared filming by the BBC captures the reclusive, elusive badger - rather as Kenneth Grahame described him
09:
Sun's low magnetic activity may portend an ice age - UPDATE
08:
Archbishop receives an almost universal and appalled No
08:
Are we nearly there yet?
07:
Brighton Court tiptoes away from PM's breach of contract
07:
The energy and creativity of a people can ride out a storm
07:
Heroes - Gordon and Joan Wilson
07:
From ashes to light
07:
Waiting to hear
06:
New poll shows 74% of British people want say on EU treaty
06:
Just because
06:
The British have something to answer for
06:
Harry Gregg
06:
Flourishing Fairtrade
05:
Why I like living in England
05:
Eleutheria
04:
Lulu
04:
To thine own template be true
04:
A vision of hospitality - The Right Reverend Dr Michael Nazir-Ali
02:
Defending freedom of speech in Canada - update
02:
Snow falling today
02:
Royal Navy and RAF rescues
02:
The Gothic vision of GF Bodley
02:
Cecil Gray
01:
February Calendar up
01:
Across the universe
01:
An unsavoury tale
01:
The ballots go out
January 2008
31:
The definition of injustice
31:
Sun's low magnetic activity may portend an ice age
31:
Still at a loss, JK Rowling receives award
31:
Jeremy Clarkson
30:
Henry Moore
30:
One ring to bind them all
29:
The Victoria Cross
29:
Are we confused?
29:
A virtual human
29:
Tribute to Women's Land Army, somewhat belated
29:
Tribute to soldiers
29:
Brigadier provides essential information
28:
Top Gear in top gear
28:
SAG honours Day-Lewis and Julie Christie
28:
Wolf howling
28:
Palimpsest
28:
Patriots mount legal challenges
26:
A new Miss Marple
26:
A surprisingly candid report from National Public Radio
26:
Congratulations, Australia
25:
Bill Gates - a bit fuzzy about Adam Smith?
25:
Robert Burns night
25:
Ronald Harwood's creative struggle
24:
Heath Ledger - when a game is no longer a game
24:
Increasing brain performance in Alfred's day
24:
John Thwing's miracle
24:
Stella and David Gemmell defy death
24:
subprime british humour
23:
"I wish to live in a country that governs itself"
23:
743 years
22:
No time for gardening
22:
A pound of flesh
22:
Fighting the EU treaty in the courts - update
22:
Brighton Court says Prime Minister will have to defend breach of contract
21:
Breaking news - Stuart Wheeler backs Judicial Review to defend British Constitution
21:
"Outdoor activities"
20:
Monday morning mystics
19:
John Coward is hero of plane landing
19:
Risking their lives
19:
The importance of being earnest
19:
Sleep secrets reduce heart attacks - Churchill's advice
18:
An Englishman's castle
18:
View from an Englishman's castle
18:
A short response - zombies
18:
An English slave mounts a rebellion on a corsair
18:
Stuart Bower brings suit against Prime Minister
17:
Bill Wilson in Antarctica
17:
British author's thriller raises questions
17:
The man to save Afghanistan?
16:
The epiphany of Kik Woods
16:
Arts old and new
16:
"Nuts"
16:
Precocious Pugin
15:
British Museum alive and well
15:
2008 Heritage Foundation/WSJ Index of Economic Freedom & Prosperity – top 10 countries
15:
James Madison on the EU
15:
Scotland Yard traces Bhutto murderer
15:
“Popular British exports” – gifted female singers – Laura Marling
14:
The master of suspense on politics
14:
Do men forget those they love sooner than women?
14:
The spiritual ideas behind common law
14:
Elizabeth Beckett goes to court to defend British Constitution
12:
Blair despair
12:
Freedom of speech and thought in Canada
12:
Blogging the World War One experiences of a British soldier
12:
Foster+Partners
12:
A history of the Crystal Palace
11:
Sir Edmund Hillary RIP
10:
"The Constitution that She has taken Her Oath to support"
09:
"We now have a large number of American and British officers who can pick up a phone from Washington or London and call an Iraqi officer that he knows well—an Iraqi he has fought along side of—and talk"
09:
John Colvin RIP
09:
John Galloway files Complaint with Parliamentary Ombudsman
09:
EURO-CREEP
08:
O, Defoe, where are you?
07:
Regarding Lionheart
07:
Twelfth Night revisited
05:
Not afraid of falling on his face - Richard Branson
05:
Preventing tribalism in Britain
05:
Cary Grant fusion
05:
Another threat to freedom of speech in the Anglosphere
04:
George Macdonald Fraser
04:
Dr Johnson on language and politicians
04:
The Irishness of Britain and the Britishness of Ireland, British Values, & other subjects
03:
Trying to save an old police station and prison in Hong Kong - a curious case of the long reach of the law?
03:
Jane Austen goes on television once again
02:
Urgent Appeal to The Queen
02:
Jack Aubrey in the country
01:
Freedom and friendship
01:
Small is successful
December 2007
31:
Hello, hello
31:
Thanks to readers of our website and best wishes for a very happy new year
31:
John Wycliffe – "the language not of angels but of Englishmen"
29:
The Anglosphere as it is and might be
29:
The Water-Horse - a book and movie for children
29:
Westminster Abbey and the deep foundations of freedom
28:
Paul Johnson on the five essential qualities of a democratic leader
27:
White House stem cell policy influenced by fears of Huxley's Brave New World
27:
Obituaries
27:
Fragrance in the garden
27:
350th anniversary of the Flushing Remonstrance
27:
Peter Pan's children
27:
“Who Dares, wins”
26:
Happy Boxing Day
26:
The Attenborough Film Awards, Richard Attenborough on Gandhi, and the opening of his new film
26:
Not so surprisingly Russians love PG Wodehouse
26:
The good deeds of Bill Deedes continue
26:
“Because that would most rejoice His heart”
24:
George Washington on Christmas Eve
24:
God rest ye, merry
22:
Journey toward freedom and love
22:
SOS
22:
"The Lion, the Unicorn, and Me"
21:
God Save The Queen
21:
In the spirit of Christmas - Coldplay Chris Martin is a dab hand with plumbing
21:
A British Christmas
21:
What does Gisela know?
21:
All is Bright - A Yorkshire Lad’s Christmas
20:
"Jeez" - Magna Carta update
20:
Is The Queen a prisoner?
20:
"The Queen's actions cause for concern?"
20:
The QE2 and her fate
19:
Defending the freedom of our children and grandchildren
19:
The man remembers the boy's sorrow
18:
Carrying on after Steve Irwin's death
18:
Magna Carta, 'birth certificate of freedom', to stay in US
18:
"Saucy" William Penn and the momentum of action
17:
Happy (belated) birthday, Jane Austen
17:
Rescuing Britain from the EU - "Outdoor activities"
16:
Responding to the signing of the EU Treaty
16:
"Lions of Basra welcomed home"
15:
Turner on both sides of the Atlantic
15:
There will be a battle in the House of Lords
15:
What is this evidence of?
15:
The EU - doomed to fail
15:
Love in Derbyshire
14:
Golden future for Atonement
14:
100 scientists oppose UN climate conference
14:
One hundred years of children's books - Oxford
14:
The Lord Nelson and the Tenacious
13:
The seductiveness of the inner circle - why Brown signed the treaty
13:
“Free to Play”
13:
Oil on Troubled Waters
12:
The City of London and the EU Treaty
12:
Magna Carta for sale
12:
Giving richly
12:
The road out of serfdom
11:
Led Zeppelin returns - the Song remains the same
11:
Lighting up the political night - parish polls
11:
Interested in freedom then
11:
Messiah!
10:
New SolarLite, brainchild of fireman, could replace cat's eyes on highways
10:
PM, in Iraq, says that "war is over" for British troops; not really, Prime Minister
10:
LA Film Critics name Day-Lewis best actor
08:
A note on forgiveness
08:
Britons who don't know where Jesus was born may know things more important to Jesus
07:
Peers battle to defend Britain; attack EU ‘Reform’ Treaty
07:
Foundling Museum reopens with Hogarth, Gainsborough
06:
Panto
06:
Getting to the bottom of education
06:
The reason for government
05:
Theatre in the United Kingdom
05:
Coalition success in Afghanistan; the Afghan Sandhurst
05:
The Oak and the British Constitution
04:
A comparison of British rights and the American Bill of Rights
03:
First offshore wind farm in deep water
03:
"Merry, feisty, blunt and fair"
03:
Their children’s children
03:
Writing a blank cheque
02:
December Calendar up
01:
Scots say no to Donald Trump
01:
Festival of Trees
01:
On Blackstone and an obsessive-compulsive disorder
01:
Hunting Act conviction quashed
November 2007
30:
The Union Flag, then
30:
St Andrew's Day
30:
Going through hell - Winston Churchill
29:
"Men of Valor: Part III"
29:
At The Kilns with CS Lewis
29:
European Scutiny Committee catches sight of the wolf
28:
The Invisible College
28:
William Blake's 250th
27:
Is the earth really cooling? Harper stays cool
27:
The Constitution, Norris McWhirter, The Queen, the government and the EU
27:
Country people
26:
Liberty, prosperity, and David Cameron
26:
The valour of the mechanics
26:
Does a Briton have the right to bear arms for his or her defence?
25:
From the one man left awake
25:
Best of British win Tennessee BBQ
24:
A time to keep silence
24:
"Australia will miss this bloke"
24:
The pillar box - designed by the people
24:
"The authors of our own misfortunes"
23:
"Afghans unite in passion for cricket"
23:
Remembering Lord Deedes
23:
Buried treasures discovered
23:
Commonwealth in the news
23:
English apple pie
22:
Thank you
21:
Scared to death - 2
21:
A friendly, helping hand
21:
Cold comfort
20:
Breaking the silence
20:
"The West's anti-westernism"
20:
“Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments”
19:
One ring to rule them all
19:
Making the invisible visible – Vancouver, BC
18:
"There is a cleavage"
18:
Good job, Fittleton – parish poll backs referendum
18:
A bit late we wish Petula Clark a happy 75th
17:
A few changes here
17:
Dawkins's angel
16:
A face that travels - Machin's Elizabeth II
16:
There was an old woman
16:
Children of a common mother
15:
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss in Raising Sand
15:
Hillary Clinton and the House of Commons
15:
The European Union Court of Auditors condemns EU’s fraud, mismanagment and waste
15:
Decision Time
15:
Cheltenham this weekend
14:
The Queen may refuse to give Her Royal Assent
14:
Albion’s Seed
14:
The light in Shadowlands
13:
About attractiveness
13:
Curmudgeon on Coward
13:
Happy sailing with fuel cells
12:
Arguing about flags
12:
Another politician starts to see the light – Baroness Williams of Crosby
12:
Tutankhamun returns
12:
Graham Clark - Apartheid opponent and Chad Varah - founder of Samaritans and sex counsellor
11:
Remembering
10:
Here's looking at you, kid - The Royal Society reports
10:
Scufflings - Thomas Rainborowe
10:
Ignore her halo - Margery Kempe
09:
For your calendar - Remembrance Day
09:
The Battle of Barroso and the path
08:
Rupert Bear at 88
08:
Joni Mitchell
08:
Support the troops says UKNDA
08:
Global Vision denounces Brown's betrayal
08:
Vivian Linacre's General Rule - Measures explained
07:
National Trust will battle Government
07:
Rejuvenated St Pancras
06:
Catesby in America when America was wild
06:
Thinking about humour – missing from some people? – and The Queen’s speech
06:
The First Day of the Blitz - New book suggests victory was won in first 12 hours
05:
'Gutsy lady'
05:
Remember, remember
05:
The pace quickens
05:
The right to self-defence
05:
Scared to death
03:
""What the new atheists don't see
03:
Rocket man
03:
‘Cockpit of England’ – Broughton Astley calls for referendum on EU
03:
Ridley Scott and American Gangster
02:
Poets, scientists, social reformers, MPs, saints
01:
Calendar up
01:
Silent Change, London
01:
Wall Street Journal wakes up to EU threat
01:
Grass-roots Conference to open 4 November
01:
Education improvements
01:
Gaining on cancer
October 2007
31:
Goings-on in the theatre
31:
Peckham's beautiful club
31:
Michael Rowntree
31:
Winston Churchill's 'secret' brother
30:
Golden rules from Tim Congdon
30:
Champagne, music and love - Ursula Vaughan Williams
30:
Divine music
29:
"British dominate list of living geniuses"
29:
Comet Holmes
29:
Saturday night with PG Wodehouse
27:
Rallying
27:
The Lives of Others
26:
Alfred's modern leadership lessons
26:
Pro-referendum, pro-freedom rally
25:
Modern Britain through the Eyes of Its Cartoonists
24:
And the animals
24:
Sir Andrew Green on uncontrolled immigration
24:
Remembering the world - Eric Newby
23:
Threats to freedom - Islamofascism
23:
An uncomfortable truth
23:
Back from an adventure, McGregor blasts 'nanny state'
23:
Mellon Collection of British Art in Britain
23:
Town rescues children
22:
Thinking
22:
Blogging ridiculous
22:
Costs of immigration
20:
What is this poison? Of course there is a British Constitution
20:
Oh, dear! Springboks end England's reign as world champions
20:
Having a good time
19:
Shaw's Pygmalion exposes the progressive snob
19:
Appreciation in Afghanistan
19:
A thousand years of self-government coming to an end?
18:
"Banked fires" - Deborah Kerr
18:
Extraordinary 13th century people
18:
Honesty
17:
Soldiers come home from Afghanistan
17:
The Whisperers, God and Gold
16:
Ruth Lea on morning in Britain
16:
Bruges Group uncovers EU plan
16:
The Princess Diana inquest judge
16:
Peter Roberts hits the news
16:
Refusing to accept defeat
15:
Leaving the United Nations
15:
“I freeze and yet am burned”
15:
Shared heritage of America and Britain
15:
Mothers at Armed Forces Memorial
14:
More World Cup news
13:
Nature of Britain
13:
Why Greenwich Mean Time
13:
British Navy guarding Iraq
12:
""No wonder they're great if their women are like that"
12:
London October 27 Pro-Referendum rally
12:
A word about men
12:
Remembering their sacrifice - National Memorial Arboretum
12:
Arboretum note
11:
Nicholas Winton - rescuing children
11:
Lorry driver tackles a less than certain truth
11:
Doris Lessing wins Nobel Prize for Literature
10:
Thoughts about immigration figures
10:
Entrepreneurs begin to revolt
10:
A boy in Britain - Robert Hooke - lost manuscript online
09:
House of Commons Committee calls a spade a spade
09:
CS Lewis and late-flowering love
09:
British scientists share Nobel Prize in Medicine
09:
Throwing stone roses at the Q Awards
09:
Cheers and tears - Pride of Britain Awards
09:
If something needs doing -
08:
RAF contributions
08:
World Cup update
08:
Major Lex Roberts - a hero dies; government incompetence plays role
07:
A country card
06:
William Tyndale
06:
Jason Lewis - circling the world with muscle power
06:
Rugby
06:
Honouring a young man
05:
Book lovers at Cheltenham
05:
And When Did You Last See Your Father?
05:
Inquest into death
04:
British Special Forces at work in Afghanistan
04:
Rock 'n Roll omissions
04:
The Anglosphere
04:
Twelfth Night advice
04:
Camping with the Boys Brigade
03:
The right to bear arms
03:
Mallory first on Everest?
02:
Intangible wealth
02:
Ten peaks for Robert Steel
02:
Lee Miller at V&A
01:
Your true face
01:
October Calendar up
September 2007
30:
English heritage
29:
Peel's bobbies
29:
Jeff Watson and the Golden Eagle
29:
A creative response
28:
Freedom and Christianity
27:
Reason and Christianity
27:
Oh, lovely! 315,000 Images of England at English Heritage
27:
Shy millionaire leaves money to children's hospice
26:
Millais at the Tate
25:
Tax ideas - bound to irritate somebody
25:
Fountains and fires – Lancelot Andrewes
24:
The SUN - EU is greatest threat to liberty
24:
Manliness - Walter Bagehot
23:
Aidan
22:
Historic first - East Stoke calls for referendum on EU
22:
Sir Timothy Berners-Lee on women
21:
A transatlantic leap - Christopher Wheeldon
21:
Silver financial linings
21:
First Post
20:
For women we have. . . for men. . .
20:
Courage in September, 1944
19:
About lions for curious readers
18:
Bloom in Strasbourg
18:
Enjoying England
18:
A different kind of sage – Timothy Sprigge
18:
A graceful denunciation of Mr Brown by Christopher Booker
18:
Armed robbery
17:
Accomodation and respect from Muslim citizens for the common law
17:
Hang on
17:
Diamond Light Source to uncover secrets of rare scrolls
17:
Gordon Brown and the golden goose
16:
Seeing their true faces
15:
Victory - Paul Potts
15:
Hew Butler
15:
Celebrating with English roses
14:
Does The Queen do anything for us?
13:
UPDATED - King Alfred and the survival of our children
13:
Foot and mouth disease and Sir Albert Howard
13:
Unions strike blow for freedom
12:
Daring to see the role of faith
12:
“A safe pair of hands” - Sir Tasker Watkins, VC
12:
Wild beauty
12:
The mystery of history
11:
Theodore Dalrymple writes about good and evil in the New English Review
11:
Stem cell pioneer - Dr Edward Boyse
11:
The beacons are being lit - parish polls
11:
9-11-1777 With courage and luck revolutionaries survive battle
10:
The handsomeness of age
10:
"You have liberated a people"
10:
“By God, England will not fall while I am Queen”
10:
People of East Stoke first to vote in parish polls on EU constitution as demand for referendum grows
09:
To Autumn
08:
Reading Mister Pip
08:
Goodbye, Pavarotti
07:
Love and war at Dunkirk
07:
Response to hardline Islamic sect in Britain
07:
The Unnatural History of the Sea - new book on restoring fish and fishing
07:
RAF Wing Commander Leonard Cheshire - “All the characteristics of a saint”
06:
Spaceport for Virgin Galactic's White Knights and Spaceships
06:
Reflections on Saunton beach
06:
Geoff Holt's 'personal Everest'
06:
A horn sounds
05:
Evolving personal style in the country – Stella Tennant
05:
Into "the drink"
05:
Britain on the Brink Conference
05:
“Out of doors political activity”
04:
So brave - Jane Tomlinson
04:
The man who loved plants - Graham Stuart Thomas
03:
Life Savers
03:
Looking for Robin Hood
03:
A Plain Man’s Guide
03:
In the garden
03:
Bryn Terfel in the sun
03:
"Pooh, whatever happens. . ."
02:
Thanks to the Czech Foreign Minister for remembering a fine principle
01:
Two British Christians and Mother Teresa
01:
We stand
August 2007
31:
Thank you, Princess, for not wearing a scarf
31:
BBC Proms
31:
September calendar up
30:
Bruges Group alert on Euro-Creep
30:
Protecting animals - the unstoppable Richard Martin
29:
The young men who saved Australia
29:
Paying for poverty
29:
A pattern
29:
A good anniversary
28:
Explorer, conservationist and mentor - John Blashford-Snell
28:
Pat Barker and bloody moral dilemmas
27:
"British openings"
27:
In praise of Isaac Watts and Jane Turnbull
25:
The Barbour
25:
Remarkable women
25:
Couldn't resist
25:
Atonement to open
24:
Tragedy in Afghanistan
23:
The diamond of truth
23:
Brits abroad - medical report from Chester County, PA
22:
Exodus
22:
Building a camera to capture light from the distant past
22:
To strive, to seek, to find. . .
21:
A Georgian gem - Theatre Royal reopens
21:
Help for Helmand villagers; morale boost for British troops
21:
Quest for hidden treasures in libraries
20:
Culture of celebrity
20:
Battlefield chivalry in West Chester and Iraq
20:
Cathedral Voices at Chester
18:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW – the power of ideas, the courage of women, hospitality, and what if?
18:
If you are going to send them into harm's way, give them the equipment they need
18:
Bill Deedes
18:
What if?
17:
Newfoundland hospitality and a sea view
16:
Thoughts about enchantment in England – church and chapel
15:
'Blood Eagle'
15:
A woman, a man and a boy - sailing the blue sea
14:
Women are marvellous - Roz Savage
14:
They wanted their children to be free
14:
Expanded file on Hidcote
13:
What's wrong with the world and a revealing joke or two
13:
"What is rigid gently bend"
13:
Small injuries may become fatal
13:
"The Queen feels very let down."
12:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW – humour, covert & overt actions, poets, painters, revolutionary captains, mothers & older men
11:
George Stubbs and the Kingdom of Animals
11:
Mixed feelings
11:
World markets and a garden
10:
Older men
10:
British humour – Riding tandem
09:
For mothers and grandmothers
09:
Defiant John Paul Jones off Flamborough Head
08:
Overt and covert actions
07:
Catching up to Anne Finch
06:
Pulling at our heartstrings - A British philosopher, an American theatre critic and a dead Mexican woman remind us what counts
05:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW – beautiful, spirited girls; fine boys; luminous science; Gibbon on the EU and patriotism; golf, music, and Edinburgh
04:
Our own free country
04:
Dismembered and remembered
04:
Patriotism according to Gibbon - yes!
04:
Maxwell's luminous ideas
03:
Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe
03:
Buckingham Palace annual summer opening
03:
BBC - Good news and cause for wonder
03:
One hazard of European-wide government according to Gibbon
03:
British names in view
02:
Green thoughts
02:
Gibbon exposes the stratagems of power
01:
Slavery abolished; Scouting started
01:
Mailbag of music
01:
Purring along nicely
01:
Multiple Sclerosis breakthrough
01:
A light break
01:
Gibbon describes Rome and the EU
July 2007
31:
Bibliotherapy - Reading your way to health
31:
Golf in India
31:
Why I like girls - "Youth and Age on Beaulieu River, Hants"
30:
The perfect is the enemy of the good
30:
"In our hands"
30:
Many honest Labour MPs
30:
Why I like boys - An Incident in the Early Life of Ebenezer Jones, Poet
30:
“Summer’s lease hath all too short a date”
28:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
28:
The Knight - Never a dull moment defending Magna Carta
27:
English art from the 11th century
27:
Pre-EU free trade: a tale of Offa and Charlemagne
26:
Lovely giving
26:
Chawton House Library, Jane Austen, and women writers
26:
Our liberty has already been paid for, but may have to be purchased again
25:
Sight is returning - MPs oppose Reform Treaty
25:
Douglas Carswell MP - "I say the only way is out"
24:
Irishman Padraig Harrington and the Open's 18th hole
24:
Shire horse in Tennessee may break world record for height
24:
Babbage's ideas inspire architecture of nano computers
24:
The Lord's Knight
23:
Gallant efforts to keep waters at bay and spirits up
23:
For the sake of one man or woman
23:
Dreamcoat with an amazing technicolor plan
23:
At Bury St Edmunds
23:
Ploughman's
22:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
21:
A review of the early reviews of Harry
21:
An English hero
20:
The curious case of the usurped executive
20:
P.S. There's so much more to say about Imperial -
19:
Jane Austen and slavery
19:
Imperial College London celebrates 100th anniversary and 1st
19:
"The childless couple who adopted eight scared, troubled children"
19:
BBC Mea Culpa?
18:
The gifts of radar and wheat
18:
The Open
18:
A friend like that
17:
A little laughter
17:
The bedrock of country life
16:
Donald “Duckmouse” Michie - AI man and prophet
16:
The emperor's new clothes
16:
Of magic cloaks and Classical Greek thought
16:
"He's back"
15:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
14:
Swan upping
13:
Henry Fielding’s Tom Jones – delicious as a peach
13:
Justice in the courts
13:
Vanguard of the referendum
12:
In the forest
12:
Hopeful vigilance
11:
‘Ripeness is all’ – William Hooker and Charles John Robertson
11:
Shock waves of Empire
11:
King's College London finds link between more moles and reduced rate of aging
11:
BRITANNIA RADIO
11:
Opposition to EU's stealth constitution growing
10:
Wonderful things juries are
10:
Harry Potter's message
10:
Alan Dower Blumlein - an essential contribution
09:
The Castle by Edwin Muir
09:
A good sporting weekend
08:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
07:
The Lych-Gate
06:
Declaration of independence from the EU
05:
Lovely common sense - thank you, Matt, Roger, and Neil
05:
The power of words
05:
Two messages to terrorists
04:
Happy Fourth
03:
Henley Royal Regatta
03:
Which doctors does the NHS prefer?
02:
Garden open tomorrow
02:
The Princes please
02:
Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy on vacation
02:
Responses to Islamic terror
02:
A confession
01:
Happy Canada Day
01:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
June 2007
30:
Hidcote at 100 and the Major's flamingos
30:
"Quick-thinking cop"
30:
Jonathan Ive's iPhone
30:
Right to silence
29:
The counties of England
29:
"Is democracy the same as freedom?"
29:
People power
28:
"Without all those men and women, none of us would be here"
28:
Scottish Traditional Boat Festival
28:
Onward! Cards, calls, faxes, emails
28:
Eeyore on communicating
28:
Cometh the hour, cometh the men and women
27:
St George in Baghdad
27:
Monica Mavis Furlong - the spirit of women in the Church
27:
Petitions
27:
A poor history student discovers the surprising Act of Settlement
26:
Shakespeare's Globe celebrates 10th anniversary
26:
Shakespeare reviews Tony Blair upon his return from Brussels
25:
Churchill's practical Idealism
25:
SBS in Afghanistan
25:
All eyes on Wimbledon, including Hawk-eye
25:
Real democracy is local
24:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW - FIERY SPIRITS
23:
New EU agreement makes stealthy and devastating attack on liberty
23:
Your own choice
22:
They wanted the gifts of St Alban
22:
Helmer calls for referendum
22:
Another case of the people knowing best
21:
"Fiery spirits" in the country
21:
We await the conclusions of the EU summit with some interest
21:
July Calendar of Cultural & Sporting Events is up
20:
Flowers of the Orient in Britain - and overlooked beauties
20:
A beautiful human creation
20:
Apples, butter, cheese, making love
20:
The good news: Just published BBC Trust Report shows that public has not been brainwashed
19:
How to watch Royal Ascot
19:
"Fantastic" British soldiers in Iraq
19:
Of aspirin as a cancer and heart disease fighter and the Oxford Journals
19:
Another British journalist sees the light
19:
At least one honest Lord
18:
Battle of Waterloo
18:
Royal Lancers in Iraq - "good to the people"
18:
"The most accurate and creative right foot in recent...memory" - that would be David Beckham's right foot
18:
A very brave woman - Jasvinder Sanghera
18:
Posturing over an EU referendum?
18:
Britain's got talent in the most unlikely places - Paul Potts
18:
BBC takes a first step
18:
"To have both Brits doing well - I think it's great for the country"
17:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
16:
Thinking about Magna Carta, the barons and Tony Blair
16:
Honoured on The Queen's Birthday - gongs fail to please everyone
15:
Interview with the Princes
15:
Patrick Minford defends consumer; calls for EU to bring down protectionist barriers
15:
News about Laurie Baker in India
15:
"A great day for the British and American constitutions"
15:
The Knight - Never a dull moment on the road to Runnymede - Part 7
13:
The Knight - Riding into the rough - Part 5 and The Lord's Knight - Part 6
13:
Thoughts about education - a new row
13:
What will Tony Blair sign on 22 June?
12:
Wild Scotland
12:
Science behind grand prix success
12:
The Queen's Royal Lancers in Iraq - Part 3
12:
Falklands War ends 14 June 1982
12:
A "legend", Corporal Rodney Wilson
12:
World War II through the eyes of downed airmen
12:
A New Testament scholar looks at the book by Christopher Hitchens
11:
On this day - a round-robin of artists, inventors, rebels, sportsmen and explorers
11:
Thinking about the Lion and the Unicorn
11:
Apollo lecture focuses on Stowe
11:
The antidote to dependency
11:
Hamilton takes brilliant win at Canadian Grand Prix
10:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
09:
Sony warriors in Manchester Cathedral
09:
Changes in scale
09:
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in Iraq
09:
Country trials and shows - adventurous pigs
09:
Lord Pearson's Bill, Implications for Withdrawal from the EU, receives second reading in House of Lords
08:
James Shikwati - "For God's sake, please just stop"
08:
"The worse it got, the better they got."
08:
GK Chesterton on the grand theorists of the EU; local governments and empires
08:
The man-trap of the EU Arrest Warrant
07:
Are all justice systems equal?
07:
The Knight - Part 4
06:
Hmm. . .British design breakthroughs
06:
This is what he fought for on a beach in Normandy
06:
Get your skates on - contact the Lords
05:
The world is not a cake, says Dalrymple
05:
Adequate support for British Armed Forces personnel?
05:
The British in Palestine
05:
Brits routing Al Qaeda in Iraq
04:
Out in the Iraqi desert with The Queen's Royal Lancers
04:
Darcey Bussell says goodbye
04:
More joys of multiculturalism
04:
Synergistic energy
04:
"Truth about Kyoto: huge profits, little carbon saved"
04:
When you go home, tell them of us and say: 'For your tomorrow we gave our today'
03:
BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
03:
Hitchens vs Hitchens on God
02:
Frank Whittle - on a jet plane
02:
Land of Hope and Glory
02:
Happy birthday, Sir Edward Elgar
01:
Lear's "noble anger"
01:
Quest for the Holy Grail
01:
Two years ago today
01:
Forty years ago today
01:
The West Lothian driver
May 2007
31:
A buzz in the west
31:
A proposal for government
31:
TB danger
31:
THE KNIGHT - Fighting to hold the centre - Part 3
30:
"A whole greater by far than the sum of its parts"
30:
UK urged to reestablish global vision on trade
30:
Maoris declare New Zealand "a Christian nation"
30:
Why are modern novels "so bloody boring?"
30:
SmithGlaxoKline attacks elephantiasis and obesity
30:
French carp yields British record
29:
Waking up to the language of dictatorship
29:
Folding is NOT British form
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The Tower of Babel
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Memorial Day personal
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"Broad sunlit uplands"
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British media growing force in American news
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Tony Blair - having it both ways
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The London Eye
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Looking at this weekend's Wall Street Journal
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BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW
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Get a wig
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“A strange fleet appeared”
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Drinks for British soldiers, and thanks
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Walking in the country
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Trust in the City
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Trust
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A way with words at Dartington
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A message to those participating in National Shooting Week
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Open air theatre at the Regent's Park
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Roger Helmer, MEP, talks vision and sense
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Promoting respect for and understanding of firearms
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A £billion here, a £billion there. . .
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THE KNIGHT - Tournaments, chivalry and assassinations - Part 2
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The Infant - a steam-powered car in 1831
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The Knight
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Exciting solutions for schools
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The Queen presents medals for gallantry
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The Abraham Darbys
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Hay 20
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‘I believe that I was born to be an actor’ - Laurence Olivier
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Rethinking education
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"Tit for tat"
21:
What magnanimity does not mean
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"The limits of Churchill's magnanimity"
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The Zulu handshake
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Inspired by Baden-Powell
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25th anniversary of landing at San Carlos Water
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Victoria Day
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Cutty Sark burning
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Chelsea Flower Show opens
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Peers rally behind public's right to know
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BRITS WEEK IN REVIEW and the Dam Busters
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