It is the great good fortune of Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to be united by a common language, and a misfortune of even greater magnitude that they share that language with the United States.
America is a very different country to the four Commonwealth realms sometimes brigaded together under the ugly acronym ‘Canzuk’.
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