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Nowhere NEAR smart enough for the LONG ROOM.

Today's pics? (You can always post the ruder ones on North Stand Polls - Novogate.com, you know)

I went for two of the four days. There were a handful of people I know, and some more in Sussex t-shirts/ties etc.

This is, essentially, EXACTLY what has gone on. According to all the gossip I've heard from various fellow journos, anyway.

The weather forecast is "light showers". I'll be in the Long Room, and I can't ruddy WAIT.

Yes, yes, and yes. Mind you, it was WARM this time last year. Most of the Sussex first team, except Adams and Mushy, should turn out. And the MCC XI isn't half bad either.

I wish I could afford a house in any of those "crapholes". Kentish Town is in Lib-Dem controlled Camden, by the way, and Clapham is half in Tory-controlled Wandsworth Saying that, I can hardly afford a round of drinks in any of them

TIPPING down in London W12. Just cycled to work and it was like ski-ing without a mask.

I'm slightly nervous. It's coming past my house. And I won't be in at the time.

They're ideologically similar on many fronts, I'll give you that. However: The Met Police are scrutinised by the London Assembly, not the Mayor. The Met Commissioner's job is a Crown appointment, made by the Home Secretary on behalf of Her Maj. Whatever happens, Ian Blair is staying.

I reckon Boris will nick it on second preferences. He'll get the comedy vote. Ken is such a polarising politician -- people either love him or hate him. He's not a "second choice" kinda guy.

On the steps of government house in Dublin, Mr Ahern said: "The money was just resting in my account"

Because Gordon Brown is away at the NATO summit, Harriet Harperson will today stand in for him at Prime Ministers' Questions. For the Conservatives, it'll be William Hague. It's going to be absolute CARNAGE. Watch it today at 12. Unmissable.

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Of course, most kids are at school at two o'clock in the afternoon, and not listening to TalkSport.

Notice how Blackpool is second? In other words, seaside towns in "selling sweets and chips" shocker.

*cue a load of complaints about jumping red lights and riding on the pavements*

A pedant writes: except it's not an "authority" any more. It's no longer nationalised, so it's just called "BAA". Just like BT is not "British Telecom" any more.

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Let's have another game Heathrow Terminal Five.