All these spy thrillers with complex hackers and sophisticated bugging, all you need is a cheap-day return.

Well, yes, but you know the dreaded words "...will not be appearing". Anyway, hope you're good.

My heart stopped beating for a second there as I dived into the inbox to check!

Laurie was buried in a military grave, in the village church at Sigglesthorne.
www.twgpp.org/photograph/v...

The casualty list just groups him under "died," which he did at the isolation hospital/sanatorium at East Dereham in Norfolk in June 1943. Notice of the funeral was published in the Hull Daily Mail.

It's hard to work out what the cause of death on his certificate says. The only bit I can make out is "Myocarditis (Toxic)", which, I see, is caused by "exposure to certain drugs, chemicals, or toxins."

Born in 1923 in Wawne, East Yorkshire, he served in the Royal Artillery as a Gunner, part of the anti-aircraft searchlight regiment. This Laurence Horton died in 1943, aged 19.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/72nd_(M...

It's hard to work out what the cause of death on his certificate says. The only bit I can make out is "Myocarditis (Toxic)", which, I see, is caused by "exposure to certain drugs, chemicals, or toxins."

Born in 1923 in Wawne, East Yorkshire, he served in the Royal Artillery as a Gunner, part of the anti-aircraft searchlight regiment. This Laurence Horton died in 1943, aged 19.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/72nd_(M...

😂

I knew her before she was famous!

Rather appropriate, you have to pay to access his APSR article.

Is that one of your Greek aphorisms?