Stephen Glover

An eye for sensationalism

There’s been an inexorable fall in sales as a result of the internet, down by a million since 2003, according to Adrian Addison

  • Mail Men: The Unauthorized Story of the Daily Mail — The Paper That Divided and Conquered Britain

    Adrian Addison

    Atlantic Books, pp. 407

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Do you know what an anachronism is? They’re very clear in cultural terms: Shakespeare’s clocks in Julius Caesar, for example. But in historical terms, it’s a different matter. When His Majesty King Charles III was crowned, the online scoffers were quick to mobilise themselves. One enthusiastic Jacobin tweeted that the enthroned, orbed and sceptred sovereign

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