This is weird. Maybe, just maybe some anti- loony right bias got through but this is surely insignificant compared to the worship of of the right by episodes of Kuenssberg and Question Time which only occasionally fail to feature a Reform panel member'.

And it would have been a great ‘got you’ moment if only the opposition intellectual could count up to six

The obvious response therefore is to continue with both … oh wait a minute

The interesting thing is that when I was at school it was the norm to do only 9 O levels yet I seemed to have a broad curriculum enabling me to take history and geography which I loved and also music, French and German. We only had to do one sci subject which was quite enough!

While the curriculum broadening offered by the demise of the so called Ebacc is welcome, these models seem to ignore the pupil who loves humanities and wants to excel in both history & geography and the over 130,000 pupils in England this yr who took GCSE business

and in further astonishing news reported by the Telegraph, it can be revealed that the Pope is in fact a catholic.

I feel much the same about seeing Reform politicians over represented on news and current affairs programmes. No need to count Reform people on our screens because there are so many of them!

It was the the highlight of PMQs

Those of us old enough to remember when the national curriculum was first introduced with the clear message that ‘the National Curriculum is not the whole curriculum’

set there own time table for the next EU referendum- it should be within 20 years of 2016. While it does not make me happy, I could live with that.

At the insistence of the UK government British citizens will now be fingerprinted and photographed like criminals for the crime of being British and wanting to leave the country for a short time.

Martina Weitsch, of York. I don’t know you and we live nowhere near each other, but as far as I am concerned, you are a welcome neighbour.

I think it’s known as the ‘target market’ or ‘target audience’