With historical references and details of cultural and regional texture, Anglophenia explains how to utter terms like "bloody", "sod off" and "bollocks" with the proper mix of joy, irritation and indifference.
How to swear British-style
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Britain's Chancellor Rachel Reeves fibbed on resume and was investigated over expenses at last real job
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