The OU suffered most in 2012 after financing changed under the Tories - trebled their prices but still cheaper than bricks and mortar. Luckily I started my history degree in 2011 and kept grandfather rights. www.open.ac.uk/blogs/news/a...

If you are talking about the Open University, I would be surprised if they were too badly affected by the current funding crunch. They currently charge students less than the government cap, so have some wriggle room. And they don't rely on lucrative foreign students either.

Those were the days - Flight Deck Officer obviously not a bit bothered by the lads in nicks and flip-flops playing deck hockey next to an open lift well while being buzzed by a random Swordfish

Didn't stop the Japanese having a go - this is *Zuiho* at Leyte in 1944

My pleasure - the more general answer is the quarterly navy lists. For this period, the Dreadnought Project has very helpfully done the hard work.

dreadnoughtproject.org/tfs/index.ph...

'tis but a scratch