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Churchill & Son By Josh Ireland. 2021. 464 pages When you read of domestic conflicts on a large and violent scale, you go back to the Greeks: Agamemnon’s unhappy family and the fated House of Atreus. The Churchills inhabited a similar world, full of sound, sadness and fury, shown here in all its dramatic stages. Josh Ireland does not provide new material in this study of Winston Churchill and his relationship with his only son, Randolph, but he relates it with even-handed sympathy for both chief actors. The reader is drawn in, spell-bound at the spectacle and its tragic trajectory. The front cover photo, taken in 1930, shows Churchill with his familiar expression of bullish determination and defiance, grasping a stick as he walks ahead of his son, then aged 19, closely following in his father’s footsteps. This was Randolph’s insoluble, lifelong problem: how to function successfully, independent of the overwhelming aura cast by his father. ....
Tribute to former Sheppey lollipop lady who died after contracting Covid-19 | Updated: 15:34, 13 February 2021 A former lollipop lady who kept Sheppeyâs schoolchildren safe on the roads for 25 years has died, aged 72. Sylvia Everest, who started helping pupils cross the road in the 1980s, passed away at Connors House care home in Canterbury on Sunday, January 17 after contracting Covid-19 the week before. Sylvia Everest as she was about to retire from her duties as a lollipop lady in Halfway in 2013 Mrs Everest was born in Windsor on January 29, 1948. She went to school in the historic market town before training to become a nursery nurse in Hastings and Slough. ....