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A monstrous right royal carbuncle

Published on: 12 September 2013

Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

Vernon Bogdanor would have us believe that the Prince of Wales’s “controversial” meddling in public policy is a good...
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What happens after the demise of ‘the Holy Trinity’ of Britain?

Published on: 19 August 2013

Written by: Gerry Hassan All articles by Gerry Hassan

The BBC, the NHS and the monarchy all stand as the foundations of modern Britishness. As the former two lag behind,...

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