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An excellent article written by Ysenda Maxtone Graham .Ysenda MaxtoneGraham on Hitler, his failure & then raise to power

Knowlege of history is crucial in the fight to combat MAGA, Trumpism & fascism

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It so nearly didn’t happen. The National Socialists seemed to be finished. How Hitler came to power in confusion and chaos, recounted in Timothy Ryback’s new book ‘Takeover’. My review in today’s Mail on Sunday ⁦Daily Mail Online⁩

In this week’s The Spectator l’ve reviewed Charles Spencer Charles Spencer’s unforgettably horrifying book about his time at his prep school, Maidwell Hall. A dark decade, the 1970s

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Ysenda MaxtoneGraham BBC Radio 3 Couldn't agree more. Simply don't know what to do with myself. No intellectual stimulation in this mush. And I like Tom Service!

Ysenda MaxtoneGraham BBC Radio 3 Trouble is the new Saturday morning schedule feels like just more of the same. Like In Tune but with Tom Service. Record Review was something very distinct and individual as well as sharpening the ears like few other things apart from, ironically, The Listening Service.

Well said! Saturday morning has featured Record Review for over 50 years, BBC Radio 3. It’s a little piece of vandalism.

How many of us are wishing with all our hearts that this was Record Review, not some weird replacement programme? Nothing else is as good on a Saturday morning, ⁦BBC Radio 3⁩. Yes, I know it’s on Saturday afternoons now, but who’s going to be at home listening then?

Do read this by Emma Thompson on the C of E’s failure to treasure and nurture the parish system and support parish priests. What the hell does the Archbishop of York think he’s doing? spectator.co.uk/article/save-o…

Andrew Neil absolutely nails Scotland’s descent into an Orwellian nightmare thanks to the SNP:

Ah yes the famous extra hour we get when the clocks go forward. Well done The Scotsman

Those who think lovely, flute-playing Sir Keir will rescue opera should look at Labour-run Wales

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'Can’t well-intentioned initiatives happen alongside the continued existence of St John’s Voices? Does egalitarianism have to be promoted at the expense of up-and-running excellence?'

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In defence of members of the Garrick enjoying men’s company.
Hands up any woman who doesn’t love a girls’ event?
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Helen King, Classics/History of Medicine/CofE💙💛 Have you also noticed that 15 people meeting in a rural church is a symptom of decline, so sad, close them down, while 15 people meeting in a coffee shop is a fresh expression, wow so exciting, throw money at it 🤔

Guessing that in the 1940s nobody noticed how 'F. C. King' looked on a book cover.

Lovely piece by Candida Crewe on the horrors of UHT milk

Allison Pearson Ysenda MaxtoneGraham It will also decrease the opportunity for female singers, the sopranos, hugely. They only want to encourage a certain type of diversity apparently. It is cultural vandalism and should be stopped
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Terrific piece by Ysenda MaxtoneGraham on the senseless disbanding of a brilliant Cambridge choir.
Gifted young singers don’t deserve this cultural vandalism & dumbing down.
Heather Hancock, Master of St John’s, has serious questions to answer.
What does the Culture Secretary think?…