This country is still a precious stone set in a silver sea – even if Americans think otherwise
This country is still a precious stone set in a silver sea – even if Americans think otherwise
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Netflix’s My Oxford Year is jam-packed with misconceptions – but its affection for us is refreshing
From Royal Ascot to Wimbledon and the Open, no country delivers like the UK – even if we let them all scoot away with the prizes
Our nation’s high streets have been blighted by chain restaurants and cruddy stores selling tourist tat
Perhaps its Americanisation was inevitable, once it had been colonised by high-wattage British celebrities and political figures
The king’s US visit reminds me how glorious it would be to live in a country where sunshine is a novelty and For the Love of Dogs…
My recent visit to the capital highlighted the grave consequences of uncontrolled immigration and reminded me why I have moved…
