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On this day: Concorde first breaks the sound barrier (opens the original)
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On this day, the 1st October, in 1969, Concorde first showed off its real party trick, writes Eliot Wilson in the latest instalment of his on this day series It was unusually windy around Toulouse on Wednesday 1 October 1969, the vent d’Autan blowing from the south-east. Its unpredictable gusts and changes in air pressure could drive people insane. Quand l’autan boufa, les bous d’Albi dancent, said the old Occitan proverb. When the Autan blows, the madmen of Albi dance. At Toulouse-Blagnac Airpo
Burnham must kill off bonkers Chagos deal for good (opens the original)
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The proposal to cede sovereignty over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius and pay for the privilege appeals to no voters and has lost the support of Donald Trump. Andy Burnham should pull the plug, says Eliot Wilson It became clear early in Sir Keir Starmer’s brief premiership that here was a leader of unusual political clumsiness. He was the sort of man who would get run over twice while crossing a road, by traffic from each direction. He promised new protections for renters and tough measures for
On This Day: Scotland says “nae thanks” to independence (opens the original)
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On 18th September 2014, Scotland voted against 55 per cent to 45 per cent against independence in a referendum that was supposed to settle the question for a generation, writes Eliot Wilson It is firmly within my lifetime that the idea of Scottish independence was a harmlessly quirky cause on the fringes of politics. After a false dawn in the early 1970s, the Scottish National Party found the 18 years of Conservative government under Margaret Thatcher and John Major a cold house. It bumped aroun
On this day: 'I can hear you… and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon' (opens the original)
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On this day, 25 years ago, the world changed forever. Eliot Wilson takes us through the tragic events that unfolded on September 11th 2001 They came out of a cloudless azure sky on a warm Tuesday morning in September. It could have been the backdrop for a film, dazzling colours and razor-sharp contrasts. CBS News diagnosed “ideal conditions for flying”. At 8.46 am, American Airlines Flight 11, a Boeing 767-200ER with 92 people on board, crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center in L
Burnham has inherited Labour's EU delusion (opens the original)
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Burnham must accept what Starmer wouldn’t: The EU’s just not that into us, writes Eliot Wilson Andy Burnham has done his best to represent change since succeeding Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister on 20 July. As he is from the same party, was elected leader unopposed and there has not been a general election to separate his reign from Starmer’s, it is not an easy task. He has pledged to “build a new politics”, to “make a break” from the old ways, to change his party’s “political direction”, to
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