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I was going to say, A Tale of 2 Newspapers. But actually, it’s more like, A Tale of 2 Realities. In one of which the biggest march in British history (?) never happened 
‘You can fake news & you can fake photographs..but you cannot fake an almighty crowd.’ Powerful @ObserverUK piece from @TimAdamsWrites that captures why yesterday so important. In an age of astroturfed online outrage, this sea of humanity spoke for itself
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
...we’ll only know what this march really meant in years to come. This is very much worth your time. Euan Ferguson on the Iraq march for @ObserverUK. ‘Will yesterday, astonishing yesterday, change anything? The facts are undeniable. Perception is all.’
theguardian.com/uk/2003/feb/16…
theguardian.com/uk/2003/feb/16…
I was going to suggest @ShippersUnbound that we revisit this subject in 16 years' time & check what we remember then. One of biggest marches in British history. Or tittle tattle of the usual suspects. But looks like I could have said "lunchtime"
