Thought for the day. ‘When this bloody war is over …’
Oh, what a lovely war is one of the great anti-war films of all time. A scene sticks in the memory.
The regiment at prayer. The chaplain in gleaming white garments that would have been fit for officiating in a royal funeral stands before the battalion.
The introduction is reverent. The voices of the young soldiers rise earnestly to the much-loved tune. Except he is mouthing a completely different set of words ...
