Ducal outcomes
The English heralds have struck again, and it's Cambridge. Still, this commemorates the Queen's paternal grandmother's family, and St Andrews people can celebrate their dominion over a slightly older university. Strathearn is there, but as an earldom. Chalfont syndrome, perhaps, as explained in my reply to a comment by 
pellegrina on an earlier post.
Watching BBC now. First technical failure: Edith Bowman's big moment, and no-one heard her report from St Andrews. Simon Schama as historian talking about "mergers and acquisitions", today as a resolution to the disaster of 1981, and remembering 1947 and sweet rationing.
ETA: www.antipopes.org/charlie/blog-static/2011/04/making-news.html , recommended by gervase_fen.
pellegrina on an earlier post.
Watching BBC now. First technical failure: Edith Bowman's big moment, and no-one heard her report from St Andrews. Simon Schama as historian talking about "mergers and acquisitions", today as a resolution to the disaster of 1981, and remembering 1947 and sweet rationing.
ETA: www.antipopes.org/charlie/blog-static/2011/04/making-news.html , recommended by gervase_fen.