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Why are British Conservatives so Hostile to France?

17:02 EDT, 8 May 2021 I am still seething about the official attitude towards the deranged Jonty Bravery, who – after a long career of crazed violence well known to officialdom – hurled a child from the top of the Tate Modern. The public were left entirely unprotected from this person. It could have been you whose life he wrecked without a second’s warning.  None of us would know if someone similar to him was at large now in our own home towns, though officials would. The crime makes no possible sense. Nor did Bravery’s many previous recorded actions, bloody, cruel and pointless. 

‘Restless, doomed hero’: is Macron fated to follow in Napoleon’s footsteps? Simon Tisdall News of the death of Napoleon Bonaparte in exile on St Helena, 200 years ago this week, did not reach London until July, 1821 – but the press reacted swiftly. “Thus terminates the most extraordinary life yet known to political history”, the Times declared. France’s deposed emperor, who seized power in a 1799 coup and was finally defeated at Waterloo in 1815, was a “destroyer of the rights of nations … [who] extinguished liberty in France and had no hold upon his subject...