It was sensational! Congratulations on being part of it. I think it was more the logistics of getting to the events and security that had people worried, I think. I remember travelling to the Olympic Park for events with no hold-ups and wondering what all the fuss was about.

The 2012 Games were thrilling and a huge success, but I do remember a fair amount of angst and trepidation in the run-up, that we were going to be in for a Dome-like debacle as far as transport etc was concerned. Nothing but joyful memories, thank goodness.

open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...

I’ll give it a try. My personal favourite currently (to my own, left-leaning surprise) is thebulwark.com, which has a variety of podcasts and newsletters and great presenters.

What’s going on? It’s hard to keep up.

Thanks for answering my question. A lot of work seems to have gone into the motions to dismiss that I’ve seen but I take your point.

If the prosecutions fail, can Ms James and Mr Comey claim wasted costs from the government? Or is the whole point of the exercise to force them to incur costs without any prospect of recovering them?

I’m fairly sure I read recently that Justice Barrett never reads amicus curiae briefs. Am I wrong, or has she made an exception in this case?