Elected as a member of parliament, for sure.

Not appointed as a government minister. Whose ethical behaviour the ministerial code applies to.

Rayner resigned from her ministererial role. Not as an MP. (Indicating that it's ok to underpay tax and continue as an MP. Which Polanski well knows.)

Do you really think Farage is a minister?

I just followed the Graun link. Which says.

"The Crown Prosecution Service reminds everyone that criminal proceedings are active, and the defendants have the right to a fair trial."

Are criminal proceedings active?

Come to Leicester. We have tables and chairs. Much more comfortable.

Thanks. It was your link to your wordpress site that wasn't working. I found the post fine going direct to your site.

Very good. But are you sure that link works? Didn't for me.

I'm realising this.

I don't think "we've been hoaxed" is a thing for a serious newspaper.

I've no idea, but my instinct is that the freelance might be the aggrieved party.

Whit used to be a week, not just a day. Bring it back.

And fermented. With cabbage or whatever. Useful if you have a heavy crop. And want to lighten the load on your digestive system.

The second is the best. Take your discrepancy point. But the humanity and dignity of the individual just suits the detailed accounts of communities and power.

And it's the one I've got.

George Bernard Shaw gets quoted as saying he has no enemies under the age of six.

That was in Britain after the Great War when aiding so-called enemy children was, appallingly, controversial.

Helped the setting up of Save the Children. Still going.

Don't think Shaw's number matters.

One went by this evening playing We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

A delight.