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I listened to a solid week of Woman’s Hour…

What a week of woe it was

There was a resolute refusal to engage with the simple fact that Trump had won the US election because he talks to ordinary people, whereas Kamala Harris talks at them. Photo: Andrew Harnik / Getty Images 
issue 16 November 2024
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