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You might have typed it in wrong.

To be fair that is quite some Tesco.

The view *from* the Waynflete has always been lovely.

The NHS comes with the risk of your GP suddenly deciding you can't have any more repeats of your prescription without a new letter from your consultant, but there is a 15 month wait to see the consultant. A mostly-expired stockpile has got me through before.

Leveson had very little effect anywhere, did it? The sensationalist press found something new to be sensationalist about and sensationalism sells. You don't need to look harder than that.

I'm now wondering what spyware has come with the LG wifi-connected washing machine.

You need to get together with two marginally differently-sized amputees. Obvs you will be at the mercy of their respective tastes in footwear.

It is intended to make people less innocent than you think of goatse, O sweet summer child.

I've had crewmates like that, tbh.

Nobody has ever made money from statistical situation TV.

The left-hand panel with the turbine standing tall and white above the sea - surely on a White Cliff? - is a very economical expression of renewable energy as a source of national independence and strength. I think it's rather well done.

Surely "By George, he's got it!"

See also George Orr Binks. You're welcome.

Because of the catastrophic absence of sea ice around it?

Same if I *didn't*.

Capita need to bring in help to fix this, if only they had access to some list of professional administrators with time on their hands. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

I flew economy to the Far East with my 2-year-old, near a family with parents in business and *Gran* + children in economy. Gran looked daggers at me all flight, for having an empty seat next to us where 2yo could sleep flat. Twist: 2yo's mother was in business too, being well into 2nd trimester.

The point of civilisation is to get away from the bloody awful life of a subsistence farmer, and if it means rocking up to the office for 39.5 hours a week I am AOK with that.

It increases the chance of local environmental damage. And cleaning that up will make jobs too. That's surely a win. Who needs puffins?

Not so. Resuscitating the North Sea will need more jobs per barrel of oil extracted than pumping a marginal amount more from Saudi Arabia. It's inefficient that way, and also in capital deployed. It will indeed make a negligible difference to the global oil price and the amount of oil burnt.