That nothing week might have extended to months. So much to do!

Bangor was 32 years ago. Sixie being cemented as my favourite by Big Finish 25 years ago is 7 years later!

What a brilliant special subject!

Oo, there's a secret? (Starts listening immediately).

This is brilliant. It's only the 2nd one I read from the list, so whilst I hesitate to declare my winner too early...

Is there a reason it isn't 9am? Are the judges wrestling with the longlist right up to 1.59pm? Because I've just had to wait for someone in a hospiral car park for two hours and could have been well into the first read by now! 😄

Boys and girls can play in mixed teams up to 16, which in more remote areas is often the only way girls can play. Should we ban that? Because when the bans start, things often escalate...

DWM #76 ran an April Fool in which they previewed a new black and white story featuring the current Davison team edited into unused Hartnell footage. I waited years for that story. Years.

In the midst of Covid I pointed out they'd left one in me by mistake, and when I pulled on it discovered it was longer and messier than I'd been led to believe. A man helpfully mopped up around me as I swooned a bit.

1.473 pages. Give or take. But d), font size bothers me more.

Felix mentions his dead wife in Licence to Kill too, and both Lazenby and Brosnan have scenes reminiscing over gadgets from films they weren't in.

"So your taxes are the highest ever, but Public Services are still drastically underfunded." They're not terrible, a lot of dedicated people are working long hours to keep things going.

It's highest in rural, coastal areas where there is often high social deprivation. Dorset Band D is £2441, but where I live there's no library, police station, public toilets, bins etc. They say it's for social care, but then my Nan had to sell her house to pay for hers.