It’s giving Roy “Liverpool arent too big for relegation battle” Hodgson vibes

100% unrepentantly hostile here too, which has paid off in terms of people who know me well not bringing it up

Or that making this distinction will be able to satisfy both those whose votes they are uselessly chasing (and will never get) as well as those who are horrified by the policy and who won't support it in any form.

Repeatedly demonstrating how to alienate everyone with each policy decision

If only we had a real photo or artwork that depicted real miners in County Durham

How about "Its my party and I'll cry if I want to" as a new unity party for the disaffected left?

No worries, happy to help! Arthur Asseraf's Electric News might also be useful too

Then, also maybe either of these:
- Julian Wright and Allegra Fryxell (eds.), Time on a Human Scale: Experiencing the Present in Europe, 1860-1930 (2021)
- Oliver Zimmer, ‘One clock fits all? Time and imagined communities in nineteenth-century Germany’, Central European History, 53:1 (2020)

The focus is more on middle-class individuals for the most part (plus German — not sure if you wanted British only) but Jean-Michel Johnston’s Networks of Modernity is brilliant on this for the telegraph system www.hist.cam.ac.uk/networks-mod....

Our timetables definitely in sync — taking my L3s to the John Rylands tomorrow to see their French collections, which includes some of the willow tree Napoleon was buried under. As you say, this job is still great (sometimes)

“Sure the cost of living is increasing, but also this means less of a scramble for parking spaces at Waitrose”

Congratulations, Doctor!

This is definitely an idea that they should have left back on the drawing board

Ha yes we have this with our six year old too. Her legs hurt because of all the gross burps, we have been told