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There was a British magazine called the Listener - IIRC it gave a resume of political and current affairs issues covered on the previous week's British televeison and radio. That will almost certainly be what is being referred to, so I've changed the link. I think a dab page may be in order. Grutness...wha?10:13, 15 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]
This article had a heading notice for lack of citation. Well deserved as there were almost no citations at all. I've added more than 20 over the last few weeks. It was relatively easy - all of the claims could readily be verified and indeed there were other notable achievements to add. Certainly no problem with spin or promotional tone. More could still be done particularly on ISBNs and critical reception, but it does not merit a notice any more so I have removed it. CoalsCollective (talk) 07:17, 22 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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