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Gosh - hope it doesn’t rise any more!

This is what Labour and Tory MPs are wasting their time doing on WhatsApp? Bitching about each other’s performative memorialising?

To call these ‘poppy wars’ when it’s about remembering people who actually died in wars … the irony.

But being Stewart, it’s still a good read, with limpid prose. Thanks to @thenewworldmag.bsky.social for commissioning the review.

He would rather not talk about austerity. It’s all about the community and the land.

The irony is that this book is a collection of his columns for a local paper - which is propped up by public subsidy and, like so much local media, may well not survive.

Stewart is irresistibly drawn to borders. He’s fascinated by the places where cultures collide. But that isn’t conducive to leading a country.

But yeah, anything to distract ourselves from the hard stuff. Change of leader will fix it all.

This really came home to me when a reporter at the local paper sent me my mother’s obit to check for errors, and it was full of them. As a journalist I understood exactly why. As a daughter I was quite shocked.

Brabazon had to resign as Minister of Aircraft Production in 1942 after he expressed the hope that Germany and Russia would destroy each other in the Battle of Stalingrad. Since Russia was our ally, this was unacceptable.

If you'd like to hear @seththevoz.bsky.social voicing Lord Brabazon, look out for the next episode of More Jam Tomorrow.

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