Survival TV series: The nature programme with Norfolk roots
It could have been a TV series called Tooth and Claw and the first episode, according to one of the men involved, was a “bit of a laugh…”…
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It could have been a TV series called Tooth and Claw and the first episode, according to one of the men involved, was a “bit of a laugh…”…
SIR – “The young face life-altering carnage,” writes Sherelle Jacobs (Comment, March 4). I started paying income tax in 1968, and until 2015 was helping the country to repay its First World War debt. I did not complain that I had to contribute to the cost of a war fought decades before I was born. My generation also had to pay off Second World War debt. That those now alive have to expect that the cost of fighting Covid to fall on our shoulders, spread over the years ahead, is natural, fair and sensible. Ralph Godley Lincoln SIR – The financial consequences of the pandemic seem to be...
Namibia’s Blue Book of record: Part one 4 Feb 2021 On 27 January, the world remembers the victims of the Holocaust, but it is also worth remembering the victims of Germany’s other, earlier genocide in Namibia. A rare book, commissioned by Britain in the early 1900s, stands as a record of the crimes against the Herero and the Nama (Photo by Fotografisches Atelier Ullstein/ullstein bild via Getty Images) The Blue Book: a chronicle of crimes When Major Thomas Leslie O’Reilly received the assignment from the Union of South Africa to gather evidence of the so-called natives’ “anxiety to ...