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A fatal insouciance

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman. August 26, 2016, Vol. 145 Issue 5329, p20, 5 p.

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ANNIVERSARIES.

Authors : SANDBROOK, DOMINIC

Source: BBC History Magazine; Jan2022, p12-15, 4p, 9 Color Photographs

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"I READ THE NEWS TODAY, OH BOY".

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: BBC History Magazine; 2021 Christmas, p18-23, 6p, 1 Color Photograph, 8 Black and White Photographs

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ANNIVERSARIES.

Authors : SANDBROOK, DOMINIC

Source: BBC History Magazine; Dec2021, p12-15, 4p, 3 Color Photographs, 3 Black and White Photographs

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Who is Britain's greatest prime minister?

Authors : Black, Jeremy; Sandbrook, Dominic; Beers, Laura

Source: BBC History Magazine; Apr2021, p28-36, 9p, 1 Color Photograph, 12 Black and White Photographs, 2 Cartoon or Caricatures

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ANNIVERSARIE.

Authors : SANDBROOK, DOMINIC

Source: BBC History Magazine; Nov2020, p12-15, 4p, 5 Black and White Photographs

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Family, faith and flag: progressives are constantly urged to look forward. But nostalgia has long been part of the radical political tradition, along with values that now strike us as conservative

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). April 4, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5047, p22, 4 p.

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The man who wouldn't be king: it will be 350 years ago in January that Oliver Cromwell was convicted of treason and posthumously beheaded. But who was this reluctant republican--and could he be the greatest politician in our history?

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). Dec 20, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 5032, p28, 6 p.

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The art of outrage: from Hogarth to Banksy, satire has been a measure of political freedom. This is one kind of hate speech that every society needs

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). August 2, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 5012, p26, 6 p.

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Cameron is worse than we imagined. Much worse: 2015--David Cameron's Tories have been in power for five years, Britain is ravaged by deep cuts, the borders are closed to non-EU migrants, there is social unrest, Labour is divided and Scotland is preparing for independence

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). Feb 8, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 4987, p22, 4 p.

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The showman and the reluctant revolutionary: The rivalry between Brian Clough and Don Revie, two of the most successful English football managers of the 1970s, tells us all we need to know about Britain's postwar decline

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). March 30, 2009, Vol. 138 Issue 4942, p38, 4 p.

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After the revolution: it is 30 years since Ayatollah Khomeini ousted the Shah of Iran, ending 2,000 years of monarchical rule and heralding the age of radical Islamism. Since then, the US has had no diplomatic relations with Iran. But is that about to change with the arrival of Barack Obama?

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). Jan 26, 2009, Vol. 138 Issue 4933, p30, 6 p.

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No new New Deal: if Barack Obama wins the presidency, comparisons will be made with FDR, another charismatic Democrat to take office during an economic crisis. The fear is that the true parallel may be with Jimmy Carter

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). Oct 27, 2008, Vol. 137 Issue 4920, p36, 4 p.

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History's Greatest Mysteries.

Authors : Pitts, Mike; Nixey, Catherine; Llewellyn-Jones, Lloyd

Source: BBC History Magazine; Jun2020, p26-40, 15p, 17 Color Photographs, 3 Black and White Photographs

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BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2019.

Authors : Mitter, Rana; Holland, Tom; Borman, Tracy

Source: BBC History Magazine; 2019 Christmas, p66-74, 9p, 40 Color Photographs, 6 Black and White Photographs

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ANNIVERSARIES.

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: BBC History Magazine; Dec2019, p14-17, 4p, 5 Color Photographs

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The Falklands feelgood factor.

Authors : SANDBROOK, DOMINIC

Source: BBC History Magazine; Nov2019, p61-65, 5p, 6 Color Photographs

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Eat, drink, and empty your pockets: today's rock festivals may be full of Sixties spirit, but the spectacle and sensation go back to ancient rome

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). June 20, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5058, p39, 3 p.

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President Windsor: the Queen has spent 60 years giving the impression that the monarchy is somehow detached from everyday political life. That's what makes her such a skilled politician

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). May 2, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5051, p24, 3 p.

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What Ronald Reagan knew; tall, calm, gracious, determined--the Republican challenger destroyed Jimmy Carter in a televised debate. Brown, Cameron and Clegg should watch and learn

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). April 19, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 4997, p22, 3 p.

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Trial by fury: we live in an age when everyone is encouraged to have their say on twitter or blogs. But, in our anger over MPs' expenses or Nick Griffin, we are nearer to the baying, blood-hungry mob of ancient Rome or 18th-century Tyburn than we would like to admit

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). Nov 2, 2009, Vol. 138 Issue 4973, p34, 3 p.

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Au revoir, never goodbye: the values Thatcherism embodies will never go away, argues Dominic Sandbrook, precisely because they are part of mainstream Tory tradition

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: New Statesman (1996). March 2, 2009, Vol. 138 Issue 4938, p46, 3 p.

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Are we still living in Thatcher's Britain?

Authors : Edwards, Amy; Sandbrook, Dominic; Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, Florence

Source: BBC History Magazine; May2019, p36-42, 7p, 3 Color Photographs, 5 Black and White Photographs

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ANNIVERSARIES.

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: BBC History Magazine; Dec2018, p6-9, 4p, 3 Color Photographs, 2 Black and White Photographs

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THE ROCK'N'ROLL PRINCESS.

Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

Source: BBC History Magazine; Oct2018, p46-51, 6p, 3 Color Photographs, 8 Black and White Photographs

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A fatal insouciance

ANNIVERSARIES.

"I READ THE NEWS TODAY, OH BOY".

ANNIVERSARIES.

Who is Britain's greatest prime minister?

ANNIVERSARIE.

Family, faith and flag: progressives are constantly urged to look forward. But nostalgia has long been part of the radical political tradition, along with values that now strike us as conservative

The man who wouldn't be king: it will be 350 years ago in January that Oliver Cromwell was convicted of treason and posthumously beheaded. But who was this reluctant republican--and could he be the greatest politician in our history?

The art of outrage: from Hogarth to Banksy, satire has been a measure of political freedom. This is one kind of hate speech that every society needs

Cameron is worse than we imagined. Much worse: 2015--David Cameron's Tories have been in power for five years, Britain is ravaged by deep cuts, the borders are closed to non-EU migrants, there is social unrest, Labour is divided and Scotland is preparing for independence

The showman and the reluctant revolutionary: The rivalry between Brian Clough and Don Revie, two of the most successful English football managers of the 1970s, tells us all we need to know about Britain's postwar decline

After the revolution: it is 30 years since Ayatollah Khomeini ousted the Shah of Iran, ending 2,000 years of monarchical rule and heralding the age of radical Islamism. Since then, the US has had no diplomatic relations with Iran. But is that about to change with the arrival of Barack Obama?

No new New Deal: if Barack Obama wins the presidency, comparisons will be made with FDR, another charismatic Democrat to take office during an economic crisis. The fear is that the true parallel may be with Jimmy Carter

History's Greatest Mysteries.

BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2019.

ANNIVERSARIES.

The Falklands feelgood factor.

Eat, drink, and empty your pockets: today's rock festivals may be full of Sixties spirit, but the spectacle and sensation go back to ancient rome

President Windsor: the Queen has spent 60 years giving the impression that the monarchy is somehow detached from everyday political life. That's what makes her such a skilled politician

What Ronald Reagan knew; tall, calm, gracious, determined--the Republican challenger destroyed Jimmy Carter in a televised debate. Brown, Cameron and Clegg should watch and learn

Trial by fury: we live in an age when everyone is encouraged to have their say on twitter or blogs. But, in our anger over MPs' expenses or Nick Griffin, we are nearer to the baying, blood-hungry mob of ancient Rome or 18th-century Tyburn than we would like to admit

Au revoir, never goodbye: the values Thatcherism embodies will never go away, argues Dominic Sandbrook, precisely because they are part of mainstream Tory tradition

Are we still living in Thatcher's Britain?

ANNIVERSARIES.

THE ROCK'N'ROLL PRINCESS.

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