Vox populi?
On Today on Radio 4 this morning, a contributor discussing the attitude of the Catholic Church towards contraception said three times that the clergy were beginning to take notice of “where people were at”. Later it was reported that a politician had said that British voters were “gagging for a change”. The contributor was from that venerable Catholic newspaper The Tablet; the politician was the leader of the Conservative Party. Just the sort of language you’d expect from them?
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@gemmadunnchile He did; I'm trying not to be envious.
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Stieg (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) Larsson on the Trans-Siberian Railway in a piece from his book The Expo Files: http://t.co/lAeANSxTCq
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"Congolese playing Mexican music to lure Uruguayan soldiers into spending American dollars": that's Goma, in the DRC http://t.co/hJDbykvP40
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Excellent Robert Macfarlane piece in @intlifemag on the 'landscape of the mind' created by Cormac McCarthy: http://t.co/lAcXa1dC0h
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I just posted Leopards in India – on the streets of Mumbai. Read it here: http://t.co/si1sbgQ52q
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