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FOR those really interested in the historical events of the Napoleonic era, there are only two great movies: Sergei Bondarchuk’s epic three-part War and Peace, released in 1968; and his Waterloo, released in 1970. The latter was originally more than four hours long and was considerably cut: it did not excel at the box office but has […]
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A SACRILEGIOUS decision by the National Cathedral of the Episcopal Church (the even woker, if t’were possible, estranged American child of the C of E) in Washington to charge $7 per person for attendance at their Christmas Eve Eucharist has provoked a rightful furore in Christian circles. Payment for church services or to obtain ecclesiastical […]
PUTTING the world back on track to meet the Paris goal of limiting global temperature rises to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels is the challenge facing the faithful meeting for COP28 in Dubai this week. Or, as the sceptic might put it, the burning question of how to keep their Net Zero gravy train on the road. […]
THE immigration minister’s departure comes after emergency legislation aimed at reviving the stalled Rwanda asylum policy avoided the most hard-line option to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). The post Robert Jenrick resigns over Rwanda plan appeared first on The Conservative Woman. Source link
TOWARDS the end of 1913, a young Cambridge graduate named Arthur Grimble was nominated to a cadetship in the Colonial Office. This meant he would serve a three-year probation period which, if successful, would lead to his appointment as a permanent officer. The key was to show qualities of leadership. This filled him with dread. […]
You are here: Home » News » The Blue Dove Foundation: The Mental Health Hanukkah Journal BRAND NEW: The Mental Health Hanukkah Journal | 2023 The Talmud discusses the obligation of pirsumei nisah, literally, publicizing the miracle, on Hanukkah. This is in reference to our task of publicizing the miracle of Hanukkah by lighting our […]
DURING this spell of freezing weather I thought we would look at a bird that is well adapted to these conditions, the ptarmigan. More properly called the rock ptarmigan (Lagopus muta), in Britain it is found only in the mountains of the Scottish Highlands, but it also breeds across Arctic and Subarctic Eurasia, North America and Greenland […]
AS the calendar page is turned to December, it is a time for me to reflect on the highs and lows of the academic year. Looking out from my study window at the dustbowl that used to be home to the First XI cricket team, I am painfully reminded just how fragile our land is, […]
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