If You Are British Then Apparently It's All Your Fault, Well According To The Bbc That Is.

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4814552/CHRISTOPHER-STEVENS-reviews-night-s-TV.html

[jeffreywoodham]

The Daily Mail, what a surprise.

[gingejbee]

No...it's just one man's take on a BBC programme...no more relevant than anybody else's opinion.
Some people on here just cannot see the difference between fact and opinion.

[Zacs-Master]

The Daily mail Showbiz section. Haaaaaa!

[trt]

If the British had never settled in India all those years ago, the place would be a bigger tip, than it is today.

The British brought in law & order, as such, and built police stations, & courts like in Delhi, but now its a shambles, and there is a 20 year back log list for murder trials.

[andy-hughes]

This is a trendy right-wing paper mocking a trendy left-wing documentary.

Which side you take depends who you believe to be holding an unbiased realistic view.

An objective assessment would suggest that neither of them do - each stands on its pre-determined position, and lobs grenades at the other.

Probably both are best ignored.

[Peter Pedant]

oh god it is a review of a program for chrissakes

I lasted about 5 minutes and the prog was by the make of Bend it like Beckham

Her father said that India should never have been split and her mother said it was a good thing - she intended to explore and resolve this dichotomy - I reached for the off-switch

clearly partition was a bammer if you were liberated from the heavy British yoke but also dead.

[DaisyNonna]

How am I responsible for what other people did before
I was born?

[tamborine]

Atlee (labour) was PM at partition. Why live in a country you despise; India is 20x larger, lots more room for dissidents there.