A piercing flashback to The Body Shop | Anita Roddick
<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Anita Roddick’s Aladdin’s cave | Selling the nation | Trigger happy | Michael Jayston | Without merit
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<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Anita Roddick’s Aladdin’s cave | Selling the nation | Trigger happy | Michael Jayston | Without merit
Queen Elizabeth II oversaw Britain’s struggle to define itself in the postwar era. Yet through the tumult, the queen’s legacy has been to maintain a sense of purpose – for country and monarchy – when pessimism and insecurity could have led Britons to turn their backs.
Boris Johnson’s shadow looms large over race to succeed him, while race and gender no longer appear to be major concerns within the party - Anadolu Agency
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