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Certainly one for the purists, although 4/6 on the draw looks very generous. Buying money?

Hugo's finest moments surely as Douglas Jardine in Bodyline or the posh solicitor in Bangkok Hilton. Both good fun.

Yvette given freebies, and gives the green light, apparently. What WILL Ed have to say?

That's 20% then, I'd call that significant. Some might say it's 2/3 of a majority.

Not sure why you are being so obtuse, it's out of character. Should this be forced upon us, then it will affect the financial plans of many normal folk.

What that spanner said, and did, were two different things.

Sounds like a Hislop gag. Does Cummings play 4d chess then?

The trust of the innocent is the liar's most useful tool - Stephen King

Just finished Slow Horses S4. Really enjoyed it, S5 already on the way and several characters developing. I do feel however that Oldman has a reduced role nowadays.

I'll be amazed if it is. Unless of course the bods at the top deem that they have overpriced and cut some slack.

A lump sum north of £100k is not rare, and it is not just the 'wealthy' who benefit from it.

Today's announcement from Nestle may be of some interest to the many families already planning their confectionery stocks for the festive season. The company revealed it would be trialling a first-of-its kind paper tub - with more than 200,000, containing around 150 tonnes of the chocolate...

I do hope this is not true. https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/chancellor-slash-25-per-cent-tax-free-pension-withdrawals/

Is it not half-term? I certainly agree that the overall pricing is too high.

We'd been out boogeying in town earlier in the evening but had long since grabbed the kebab and gone home to bed.

Looking a little menacing, anyone got any action?

Pope gone for a duck.