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As evidence for the first possibility, see these links: duckduckgo.com?t=ffab&q=can... For the second, see the TV series with Ian Holm

Having given this careful consideration, I conclude that it is either a tiny hole in the cans (maybe caused by the acid in the drink eventually corroding it) that mean the contents slowly evaporate over an extended period of time (after the gas escapes), or a family of Borrowers nicking your drinks.

Also free to watch on S4C (www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live...)

Instagram comments seem more mixed (with the 'stop immigration/ stop the war crimes / why are you doing this instead of work' mixed in with 'he likes marmite? can't vote for him now' stuff)

On the plus side, great publicity for the pedestrianised Albert Square

The fake door made my heart sink, as someone who's been telling people here all week that it's just an office, the front door doesn't matter... Hopefully the police and media presence won't be this extreme every week though, it's affected my lunch plans today

There's a Reddit post from 6 YEARS ago: www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/...

If it goes well then look out for 'You Ain't Spleen Nothing Yet', 'Spleen and Not Heard', and 'Have You Ever Spleen the Rain?' as a triple bill at venues near you this winter

'Venting My Spleen', Stand 2, 1:15am

Quick, do something on the Lancashire council reorganisation, that'll bring you down to earth with a cynical bump

Thanks for sharing the Andrew Bonar lore

My bingo card is already full and he's not even through the door yet

How are the BBC presenters managing to maintain a straight face describing all that nonsense rather than raging that the most important football match in the world is being held up while Tom Cruise reads out a ChatGPT monologue?

Breel. Donald. Embolo. Also that Mexican duck.

'Now, I ply my trade in the land of king dollar, where you get paid and your silence passes as honour'

Having said that, if you're near Pimlico / Victoria and want to try some 'proper' beer, get to Cask on Charwlood street.

Don't pick a beer for 'cultural weight', pick a beer for taste (or, if they're all the same to you, price). You'll get more respect as an honest 'Ruddles at Spoons' or 'cooking lager' drinker than trying to drink something 'cool' (that's probably a UK 'lite' version anyway: camra.org.uk/beer-report)

If you're talking about third-place playoffs, the World Cup one is one of the more significant ones, I suppose. But that's a big if.

Inevitable in hindsight

Has 'We Need Answers' come back to BBC Four yet?