The other month I heard that Tony Selby had died ...except that it wasn't Tony Selby of Dr Who / Sabalom Glitz fame but a Tony Selby... so I was shocked twice over when reading the paper again the other day discovered that the Tony Selby had died... His obituaries make mention of one of his early breaks in the TV Wednesday Play by a young Ken Loach "3 Clear Sundays" - a polemic against capital punishment ... and drop me through a trap door if Mr Loach hasn't only gone and put all his old Wednesday Plays from the 60s and 70s online for free ... so here it is if you find you have a spare hour or so...
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Dot Cotton Corner - Zionism & God's promises to Abraham
A lot of Zionists on Twitter have been telling me recently that if I don't believe God gave Israel to the Jews for all time then I do no...
Least ignored nonsense this month...
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Well, I went on the Speed Awareness course. It was somewhat improved from the running traffic lights course I went on some years ago in tha... -
Once upon a time I purchased an HG Smart TV but despite the artificial intelligence revolution and its claims be Mensa level clever it doe... -
Today there are 289 confirmed cases in Croydon, out of a local population of 385,346. Yesterday it was 261 so once again I have been confin... -
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Rod King of the alliteratively depressing Twenty's Plenty campaign to make everyone drive at depressingly slow speeds. Being a very naug... -
On 21st August, at 16:14 local time, Lucy Connolly once Britain's most wanted woman, walked out of HMP Peterborough Prison hand-in-hand ... -
Labour Minister Dame Diana Johnson said today that "I think stores need to play their part in making sure that items that are high valu... -
This month I have been wondering some more about Tracy Ann Oberman and Rachel Riley (what you get when you make Carol Vorderman redundant) ...
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I have now watched again all of Allo Allo. Previously I had only watched it once. Well, I say again… I gave up previously some time around... -
I always admired Norman Tebbit for his column in the Telegraph. They obviously bunged him well for it but he put in so much more effort tha...
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