The dispute in fashionable West London and along embassy row, and the cross-channel hostilities it has caused, will not die out soon if the British press can help it.
If Hillary Clinton had been elected, I would have placed the region adjoining the Baltic Sea at the top of my list of potential flashpoints, as it's where Vladimir Putin would have been most likely to channel his hostility to her in particular and the West more generally.
But the impact of this is being diluted by the multiplication of television channels, growing hostility to negative advertising and the remote-control zapper.
Trump channels the hostility generated by that neoliberal indifference to the well-being of working people and its scarcely concealed cultural contempt for heartland America into a racially inflected anti-establishmentarianism.
Ofcom was taken aback by Channel 4's hostility to the way the merger of ITV's advertising sales houses was waved through by the Competition Commission last autumn.
Program leaders said hundreds of youths between 14 and 16 years old have found a productive and creative way to channel "bottled up hostility" in Hartford.
Mr. Drury and Mr. Dayan's aim is to reveal how they exploit the loneliness and alienation that are symptomatic of modern civilization, and in some cases channel it into hostility and violence.
Meanwhile, Cameron's occasional nemesis, David Davis, has just finished a book on the "new capitalism", which will no doubt channel Teddy Roosevelt's hostility to oligopolies on behalf of Britain's consumers.
Morsi took quick actions last week to condemn the Israeli assault, buying himself time with his own public to work diplomatic channels to end the hostilities.
Airey called on Channel 4 to curb its hostility to merger talks, saying a link up between the two commercial broadcasters made sense.
Cablevision reignited hostilities with the Tennis Channel on Wednesday by declaring unilaterally that it will carry the network on its digital sports tier in time for Monday's start of the United States Open.
