Letter from A. Broad starts with a picture and a pang of the heart. From there it must beat into life, be penned as a letter and finally produced into a radio broadcast.
1978 was the awards season for the film Julia, directed by Fred Zinneman and staring Vanessa Redgrave, Jane Fonda and Jason Robards. Julia was up for eight nominations including for best editor and s…
The countryside is one thing but the country is another. On Thursday, looking for renewal or some new life to emerge, the United Kingdom went to the polls for a by-election.
Though the love affair endures, the spring-time weather has spun out of control and this May Day weekend the wind whipped cherry blossoms off the trees with a cruel beating. It is difficult to see ho…
As India burns its dead, our Prime Minister is refurbishing the flat above number 11 Downing Street with new wall paper, while he is seen out feeding lambs in the Yorkshire Dales or playing ping-pong…
During a weekend of national mourning some politicians hoped to be able to slip under the radar of national scrutiny but not all were lucky. The headline of the weekend edition of the Financial Times…
On Friday Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh aged 99, quietly slipped away from his berth on this Earth leaving Her Majesty our Queen alone after 73 years of marriage.
Trust in the police force has eroded steadily and visibly since the trials of The Guildford Four in 1974, building to a concentrated core over Steven Lawrence’s murder in 1993. Today when people marc…
This week, watching the big ship Ever Given lurch and ram sideways into the walls of the Suez canal we can see a little bit of Pooh in all of us. Shipping company cargo ships are like Rabbit’s pots, …
Many years ago, when Pope Francis was still the archbishop of Buenos Aires, California’s Bishop Bill Swing, was visiting that city. They talked of Bishop Swing’s dream of a United Religions Initiati…
But like many others I return to poetry and found renewal with a program from the Wigmore-at-home series. I settled in to listen and watch a performance by Alice Coote, Christian Blackshaw and Ralph …
Howard, long retired as a tennis coach in Regent’s Park, totters through, making his way to the new Morrison’s supermarket. I like to believe that as he sits at his kitchen table, a mug of tea and th…
Inspired by the ‘chain of Solidarity’ in neighboring Belarus the Russian women found their way around the restrictions of mass protests this weekend. They gathered in home gardens lighting candles, p…
Meanwhile throughout England the snow keeps falling, though in London it is unsure how to land – as snow flakes or rain drops. The wind chill is keeping the temperatures low, the snow in flurries and…
Today I am thinking about an anesthesiologist’s story of his first two intubations, back to back, on young women bedded in the same unit, both mothers with young families to care for. He writes of th…
But today as the UK death toll from Corona virus tops 100,000, there leaks news of petty behavior from Boris Johnson to João Vale de Almeida the ambassador sent to represent the European Union in Eng…
On Wednesday, as this program airs on WWMR.org the United States is inaugurating Joe Biden as their 46th president and with that act completed the United States and the world stage will change and a…
The small hamlets and villages that surrounded my childhood are dotted with Covid virus cases and death. Old names – Ash Vale, Frimley, Bagshot, Camberley, Farnham, Elstead, Tongham, and Guildford, a…
This was aired on KWMR.org Wednesday morning Pacific time. And then there was Wednesday Morning East Coast time – and you know the rest. With Love from London.
And the fishermen and women? Ah well, they have been pushed down river, and out with the tide, a knotty problem to be revisited in 5 more years. The draft agreement stating that: “Sovereign rights be…
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