Now might also be the time to mention that all of this only came about because an internal report by an ex-Sky, ex Sunday Times editor was leaked to the Telegraph

FWIW, I think it's possible to hold the ideas that Panorama fucked up by not making the edit explicit and that simultaneously there's a right-wing agenda to crush the BBC. The two are not contradictory

Isn't the claim that News wanted to offer an immediate apology but was not permitted to by the board? The Observer is calling it a coup

Finished in 3 days I reckon

Not 💯 sure of the target market but anything that enables people to into scenery like this has to be A Good Thing

Walking on flats felt a bit marionette, as if someone was pulling your legs up. But they are almost revelatory on steep ascents - when I turned off the motor it felt like someone was pulling my legs back

Had a request for a review of an airport carpark a few months ago. My car was still where I'd parked it so, um 5 stars?

Standard reaction from readers

My inbox is a binfire

This is not a rant at PR. My point is that useful releases stand little chance of being seen among this amount of dross so things of genuine interest frequently get missed. At the risk of sounding like a dick, the PR industry needs to get its house in order if it wants to thrive