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A. Have you heard the one about the secularists, the evangelical Christians, the (mostly non-religious) writers and other anti-establishment sorts who met to make common cause in the Palace of Westminster? B. It sounds likes the first line of a long, laboured joke. C. This unlikely coalition is among those lining up to challenge the British government's new "counter-extremism" strategy on the grounds that it will curb the entitlement to say sharp, eccentric and edgy things for which Britain is supposedly famous. D. Well, you soon will. ___ |
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Answer» A. Have you heard the one about the secularists, the evangelical Christians, the (mostly non-religious) writers and other anti-establishment sorts who met to make common cause in the Palace of Westminster? B. It sounds likes the first line of a long, laboured joke. C. This unlikely coalition is among those lining up to challenge the British government's new "counter-extremism" strategy on the grounds that it will curb the entitlement to say sharp, eccentric and edgy things for which Britain is supposedly famous. D. Well, you soon will. |
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