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David Kynaston

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Name: David Kynaston

First reported May 14 2013 - Updated May 14 2013 - 1 reports

The Myth of the Sainted Attlee

No, this is not my long-promised lecture of the above title. I am under-qualified to deliver it, in any case. Suffice it to say that those who idolise Clement Attlee as a way of criticising New Labour have got the wrong man.Someone who could deliver it ... [Published The Independent - May 14 2013]

Entities: Clement Attlee, Ken Loach, David Hayes, Gareth Stedman Jones, David Kynaston

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

Five deny affray charges - 09/05/2013

Five young Welshpool men are denying affray following an incident outside the Dolphin public house in Llanymynech.one man suffered a broken skull during the incident outside the public house in the middle of Llanymynech.In front of Welshpool Magistrates ... [Published My Welsh Pool - May 09 2013]

Entities: Michael Parry, Robert Burns, David Kynaston, Sam Williams, Actual Bodily Harm

First reported Apr 27 2013 - Updated Apr 27 2013 - 1 reports

Sex began 50 years ago, Larkin said. How has the Earth moved since 1963?

In 1963, the Profumo affair and the sexual revolution took Britain by storm in a few short months. Half a century on, we trace the long-term impact of a tumultuous yearOne of Philip Larkin's best-known poems, Annus Mirabilis, picks on 1963 as the year ... [Published Guardian.co.uk - Apr 27 2013]

Entities: John Profumo, Christine Keeler, David Kynaston

First reported Jan 23 2013 - Updated Jan 23 2013 - 1 reports

The rise of the non-working class

According to the State of the Nation 2013 report, published by the think-tank British Future, nearly 60 per cent of Britons now define themselves as working class. This was compared with only 36 per cent of respondents who described themselves as middle ... [Published Spiked Online - Jan 23 2013]

Entities: Social Welfare, Radicalism, David Kynaston, United Kingdom

First reported Dec 30 2012 - Updated Dec 30 2012 - 1 reports

Diarykeeping is an exceptional and heroic act | Joe Moran

Never mind posterity, anyone who keeps a diary past January deserves recognition "We were kept awake last night by new year bells," wrote Virginia Woolf in her diary for 1 January 1915, with the first world war five months old. "At first I thought ... [Published Comment is free | guardian.co.uk - Dec 30 2012]

Entities: Juliet Gardiner, David Kynaston, Kenneth Williams, Alec Guinness

First reported Nov 28 2012 - Updated Nov 28 2012 - 1 reports

Bank of England

The Australian who almost ran the Bank of England

Mark Carney may be the first foreigner to become governor of the Bank of England in its 318-year history, but he is not the first to be approached. Back in the 1960s, Harold Wilson’s Labour government wanted to replace Lord Cromer with the governor ... [Published FT.com - Money Supply - Nov 28 2012]

Entities: Bank of England, David Kynaston, Harold Wilson

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The Myth of the Sainted Attlee [Published The Independent - May 14 2013]
Five deny affray charges - 09/05/2013 [Published My Welsh Pool - May 09 2013]
On Wisden [Published New Statesman - May 02 2013]
Ken Loach’s dreamland [Published Inside Story - Apr 28 2013]
Sex began 50 years ago, Larkin said. How has th... [Published Guardian.co.uk - Apr 27 2013]
The rise of the non-working class [Published Spiked Online - Jan 23 2013]
Diarykeeping is an exceptional and heroic act \|... [Published Comment is free \| guardian.co.uk - Dec 30 2012]
The Australian who almost ran the Bank of England [Published FT.com - Money Supply - Nov 28 2012]

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Diarykeeping is an exceptional and heroic act \|... [Published Comment is free \| guardian.co.uk - Dec 30 2012] Never mind posterity, anyone who keeps a diary past January deserves recognition "We were kept awake last night by new year bells," wrote Virginia Woolf in her diary for 1 January 1915, with the first world war five months old. "At first I thought ...
The Australian who almost ran the Bank of England [Published FT.com - Money Supply - Nov 28 2012] Mark Carney may be the first foreigner to become governor of the Bank of England in its 318-year history, but he is not the first to be approached. Back in the 1960s, Harold Wilson’s Labour government wanted to replace Lord Cromer with the governor ...