The best bit of advice I received: delete them all; if it were important they will chase you.

Not sure if that works for you.

Great choice - not his best, but still Gabriel

If it is a 2025 release, I would recommend this

Your car is serviced annually - garage required to report mileage.

Similar to the potato only arriving in Britain because Walter Raleigh brought it back from one of his "tours".

Big agree - that story suits his priors. The other big winners were different.

Thanks - I did not know that. I need to find the piece where it said she was not going to choose HRH for her children. Trouble I read it a long time ago. Re Edward, it seems Buck Hse said kids would not be princes, though they can choose the royal title when they hit 18.

Amazing what you learn.

I am sure Anne made that decision for her children.

Rear Window is a sublime film. It grips from start to finish.

He came to my mind as well. If I recall correctly, he dealt with it with a great deal of humour as did John Lewis, the retailer.

Currently half way through Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver. An enjoyable book. If you liked the Lacuna or the Poisonwood Bible, you will enjoy this.

As a Brit, I have managed 4 of those: NYC, Miami, New Orleans and Nashville - three different trips.

Reminds of the time I was in Slovenia and asked for a table in Slovenian. Was given a menu in that language and had to admit I only knew a little of the language. The waiter's response: Only Slovenians speak the language!

I think I remember him for two reasons. 1) I was a political geek then; and 2) I remember being shocked that a person with nil presence was considered the future of the Conservative Party.

Also Sec of State for DSS / DHSS (today's DWP) if I remember correctly.

I am old enough to remember when John Moore was the next potential PM.

You mean a circle?

I think the story is Foxton got stuck and asked Weller for help.