The Culture War
What were Brits listening and reading during the Second World War, and why did poetry have a renaissance for Tommies on the front line? Al Murray and James Holland talk about wartime culture and the creation of a false English idyll. Also, in light of this weekend's news from Russia, Al and Jim wonder if parallels can…
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