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Snobbery, sneering and secret sniggers: the sad truth about the so-called 'special relationship'

Britain has never been the Greece to America's Rome

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

To the grand Herrera house on the upper east side of Manhattan for lunch in honour of Lord and Lady Linley. David Linley is over here to receive an award for his designs, which even a rube like myself where furniture is concerned finds wonderful. Princess Margaret’s son is talented, but he’s also a very nice man.

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