Some people - including BBC history programme presenters like Radio 4 Making History presenter Tom Holland - enjoy tweeting.
They even tweet as they read books.
They even tweet as they read books.
Tom Holland is presently spending his Boxing Day evening reading Sunday Times political editor Tim Shipman's All Out War: The Full Story of How Brexit Sank Britain's Political Class and tweeting as he goes.
Tom's latest tweet about Tim's book evidently deals with Chapter 17, Aunty Beeb, and reads:
That would certainly be a fair point (and echoes points made here, at News-watch and elsewhere), but precisely what "BBC review" is this? That's a review I'd like to see.
I can't find anything about it anywhere though, not even on the internet. Do I have to buy the book to find out?
Tom's latest tweet about Tim's book evidently deals with Chapter 17, Aunty Beeb, and reads:
That would certainly be a fair point (and echoes points made here, at News-watch and elsewhere), but precisely what "BBC review" is this? That's a review I'd like to see.
I can't find anything about it anywhere though, not even on the internet. Do I have to buy the book to find out?
Expect Merton is hoping for a 'K' - after all Lenny Henry got one & he was never at all funny, whereas, to be fair, Merton once was!
ReplyDeleteSorry, the above comment isn't where I meant to put it - it was intended to follow the piece about Merton's uncharacteristic civility to Prince Charles! A combination of senility and Christmas port, I'm afraid!
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