These soldiers were under the command of the parliamentarian general William Waller, not Cromwell, who in 1642 was still a minor MP who few had heard of. This religious zealotry and destruction also occurred in other cathedrals at the time. Cromwell did not come to power until about 3 years later.

If you need somewhere to eat and you have time, try a restaurant called Qualia, in one of the side streets between the cathedral and the main beach - small place, great menu, knowledgeable staff

It's not called X any more, it's called Y

Having once been under command of 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force, and like many others having swapped a UK 24 hour ration pack for a US camp cot, I'll raise some cake to that

Another 52/48 result on a nonsense question

It feels like the social media environment is segmenting naturally (rather than 'being divided'), with differentiated arenas evolving in the same way as Daily Telegraph evolved vs Guardian, or GBNews vs BBC