SARAH VINE: What kind of country are we when a son can’t hug his mother at a funeral?
One of the best things about Britain has always been its people’s healthy disregard for petty bureaucracy. Nothing seems to irk us quite so much as officious officialdom, rules for the sake of rules. We have a kind of innate horror of anyone who applies the letter of the law too obsessively, and a healthy … Read more