Helen H. Carr

With us are four guests singularly qualified to talk about that.

The writer and medieval historian, Helen Carr; the broadcaster and art historian, Yanina Ramirez; Simon Jenkins, the columnist and architectural writer.

If there's a Norman church in England he hasn't visited, I'd be astonished.

Uh, and finally, Vicky Richardson, curator and architectural critic.

Um, I want to start with a, a question of scale.

There've been other hinge movements in, uh, English history, Roman invasion, civil war, so on, uh, all of which radically changed the country.

How significant is this shock? Where does it register on the cultural seismograph, Helen Carr?

I mean, it's huge.