rose: welcome to the broadcast. to biographys this evening, first the queen mother by william shawcross. she did reflect eccentric. she presided over the changing face of britain, if you like, and there are lots of things she didn t like about it but she knew her role as a member of the royal family, first of all queen and then queen mother was not to make public comment that she has to be completely above politics. rose: and then neil sheehan the author of a fiery peace and a cold war: bernard schriever and the ultimate weapon he told me golf was useful to him for two reasons, one it was a sociable game. i mean generals who would enjoy who liked golf enjoyed pling with way young man who was so good at it. two, it was it taught himself control. because you pla he said when you play a tournament you are playing in his time 36 hole it s in one day. you can win or lose by one stroke. that s still true as we say. so you ve got to keep yourself under absolute iron
rose: welcome to the broadcast. to biographys this evening, first the queen mother by lliam shawcross. she did reflect eccentric. she presided over the changing face of britain, if you like, and there are lots of things she didn t like about it but she knew her role as a member of the royal family, first of all queen and then queen mother was not to make public comment that she has to be completely above politics. rose: and then neil sheehan the author of a fiery peace and a cold war: bernard schriever and the ultimate weapon he told me golf was useful to him for two reasons, one it was a sociable game. i mean generals who would enjoy who liked golf enjoyed playing with way young man who was so good at it. two, it was it taught himself control. because you play he said when you play a tournament you are playing in his time 36 hole it s in one day. you can win or lose by one stroke. that s still true as we say. so you ve got to keep yourself under absolute iron
rose: welcome to the broadcast. to biographys this evening, first the queen mother by william shawcross. she did reflect eccentric. she presided over the changing face of britain, if you like, and there are lots of things she didn t like about it but she knew her role as a member of the royal family, first of all queen and then queen mother was not to make public comment that she has to be completely above politics. rose: and then neil sheehan the author of a fiery peace and a cold war: bernard schriever and the ultimate weapon he told me golf was useful to him for two reasons, one it was a sociable game. i mean generals who would enjoy who liked golf enjoyed playing with way young man who was so good at it. two, it was it taught himself control. because you play he said when you play a tournament you are playing in his time 36 hole it s in one day. you can win or lose by one stroke. that s still true as we say. so you ve got to keep yourself under absolute ir