One of them was a Kneehigh production of Tristan and Yseult. We saw it in the shadow of Rufford Abbey. Tremendous performance. I can still recall some of the imagery now.

As a starter for ten, some years back the RSC celebrated one of Shakespeare's anniversaries by putting on every one of his plays. But there were a number they didn't want to do, so fielded out.

Bits of it. Maternity leave was only common from the 1990s. Early years childcare is within the 21st century.

Ironically this wouldn't be an issue if only policy option appraisal were on the national curriculum.

Well that's true, though i think it goes a little beyond what investors need. I think someone always has to have a go at the first draft of history. The BBC and newswires have good go too. In a way, Wikipedia as well.

The FT has sort of taken the mantle from the Times and a telegraph hasn't it? A paper where you may or may not agree with its editorial line, but generally you can still trust what's in there, with a broader readership than 20 years ago.

Computers were older back then, weren't they.

I'm politically tuned in and economically literate but I don't think I've ever once thought about the rate of income tax while buying stuff.

Am I the outlier here?

If it means I can have a nap I'm down with it.