“Can broadcasters please be a little bit more careful in choosing the adverts that they show at half-time in televised football matches? Watching in a crowded pub I, like many other customers, took advantage of the break to visit the… — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“This is the strange thing about life after university. It feels like you've just fallen off a conveyor belt of nonstop academic landmarks, and… — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“You are advertising leather shoes in a deal of buy one, get one free. What has happened to the old-fashioned way of selling them… — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“– The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. Discuss. Simon Warde Bognor Regis, West Sussex” — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share
“The 1944 pamphlet advising US troops on how to behave in wartime Britain, which is being re-published by the Imperial War Museum, was not the first of its kind. I still have a copy of one given to my mother in 1943, which contains the following gem: “The British don’t know how to make a good cup of coffee. You… — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share
“You can tell what God thinks about money when you see the sort of people he gives it to. S. Lewin Northwood, Middlesex” — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“Can broadcasters please be a little bit more careful in choosing the adverts that they show at half-time in televised football matches? Watching in… — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“Relax. There is zero chance of Putin blackmailing Trump. Blackmail depends on the possibility of embarrassment. Allan Whittow Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire” — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
“Donald Trump: perhaps best described as “a bull in search of a china shop”. John Stimpson Clanfield, Hampshire” — Iain Hollingshead Copy Share Image
