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It's a shame we didn't have some sort of 'pandemic' and 'lockdown' when there was no traffic on the roads so they could fix them all.

It's even worse when the recap shows something completely different from what we saw originally.

US television series with ludicrously convoluted plots and contrived end-of-season cliffhangers whose sole purpose is to keep the writers in employment for as long as possible. I usually give up watching after about five episodes.

Whereas Starmer is top of the table for scoring own goals.

Actually they do but they would rather not talk about that! ;)

I see even Rayner has distanced herself from the smear campaign: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/apr/13/angela-rayner-labour-attack-ad-hard-hitting-refuses-to-give-full-backing

It wouldn't make much difference as the Democrats will still control almost all of the major institutions. There's very little a President can do without their assistance.

Yeah loads. Just listen to this list of unspeakable crimes...

I kid you not, Ramsgate once had a railway station on the beach! I only discovered it when examining old maps. It was accessed via tunnel drilled through the cliffs which has had several other uses since the tracks were lifted including as an air raid shelter in WW2.

This reminds me a lot of the Cliff Richard case where the cameras were invited to film the raid despite the fact that he had no case to answer.

I was walking to the chip shop in Spon End when a family came out of the nearby tower block flats and also walked towards the chip shop. As they passed the charity donation bin on the corner the father of the family - who was by no means young - suddenly whipped a spray can out of his pocket and...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/04/05/peter-murrell-arrest-latest-nicola-sturgeon-snp-probe/

Mine felt more like an eviction than a house move. Citizen were in a hurry to me so they could knock my old place down (which they've yet to do nine months later). I was offline and totally incommunicado for nine days, no phone, no internet, no TV or radio. In some ways that was a blessing...

It was never actually nationalised. It was originally owned by local authorities which meant that people on low incomes could claim a rebate on their water rates.

And also this is the only period in history that the Earth has had TWO polar ice-caps. In fact, except during a so-called "Ice Epoch" like the one we're experiencing now, it doesn't even have one polar ice cap.

Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

"I'm going for a walk by the river so I'll leave my phone and the dog by this bench in case I fall in and drown."