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The impact of the cornavirus on the nations of Europe, Britain included, is obvious and well-documented. But has the virus now spread to the European
Testing has dominated the public debate about coronavirus, ever since the Secretary General of the World Health Organisation emphatically urged countries to “test, test, test”
It is 250 years since the birth of the great English poet William Wordsworth. A lover of nature, his poetry abounds with images of lambs,
“there is a treasure, if you can only find it, in the heart of every man” Winston Churchill, July 1910, Parliament This year, Easter is
Believers and non-believers alike can exalt in the music of Holy Week. Whether it be an affirmation of faith, or simply an uplifting experience for
In the second year of the Peloponnesian War, the great tussle between Greece’s two pre-eminent city-states that led to the eventual downfall of Athenian hegemony
This is a tale of three cities, or rather of one city at three stages in its history. The city is Dresden. Once a European
Alexander Kinglake warns the reader in the preface to Eothen (1844), his travel classic, that it is quite superficial in its character and thoroughly free
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