John Gaskin Driffield, East Yorkshire Your article on the Oxford Dictionaries inadvertently reveals one of the ways in which post-truth occurs.
The 70s were a period of particular upheaval – a decade in which post-colonial Britain too found itself in a traumatic and profound transition.
RUINED BY Dead Man's Shoes: in which post-combat maniac Paddy Considine hunts down his brother's abusers across Derbyshire with an axe.
That's not to mention a start to the Premier League season in which, post-Stoke, Liverpool travel to Arsenal, Manchester United, Everton, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester City before the end of November.
Moreover, in April 1922 Stalin won appointment as general secretary of the party, in which post he was rapidly concentrating immense power in his hands.
In 1883 he was made chief of the admiralty, in which post he commanded the fleet and represented the department in the Reichstag.
After the Piłsudski coup d'état in May 1926, Mościcki was elected as president of the republic in June, in which post he served Piłsudski faithfully.
After serving two terms in the Connecticut state legislature, he was elected mayor of Bridgeport, in which post he fought prostitution and union discrimination against blacks.
From November 1938 to March 1940 Reynaud was minister of finance, in which post he sponsored austerity measures to put the French economy on a war footing.
The president of the National Union of Students, Aaron Porter, condemned "the miserable vision for our future in which post-16 education is not recognized as a public good.
