Time to cheer up, Britain will be fine
By Bagehot
AFTER the key fortnight or so, fixed gloom and indignation loses its charm. My print column this week argues that, no doubt, there are causes to be optimistic amidst the full depressing revelations about Britain’s press, police and politics. Why? Successfully, rather then drifting precise into a sort of helpless fatalism, the indicators are that the British wish to repair this mess. We’re no longer ready to are living in a country where official corruption is greeted with shrugged shoulders. British political leaders signal that they don’t favor to are living in a country where governments exert a fair, in overall unseen grip on what’s reported. Staunch.
