Making Sense of the World from France
Walter EllisI've reported on big stories from all over the world for the last 50 years – and I'm not done yet. From rural France I still cast a rheumy eye on events, trying to make sense of what's going on while only too aware that sense is often in short supply.
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I have reported from Europe and America for many years. These days, I am semi-retired but still full of indignation.
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