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There is a legal challenge in the form of a judicial review being put together to hold the government accountable to its own rules. Some of the lead up to the JR requires the DfT to answer some Freedom of Information requests by a given date. Naturally, they've missed that deadline - three...

It's St Michael's and All Angels Church on the corner of Powis Road and Victoria Road.

Not sure about that. Selsey is very flat. No cliffs there.

There are cliffs above Portsmouth - to the north. Though whether that's what you're looking at in the image is another issue.

He's a top chap, and it was a pleasure to talk with him. I can't say 'interview', because he comes across as a friend you haven't met. Talking of family, if you go to his Twitter page, there's a picture of him and his family at the Amex. his wife, Erica, must have the most gorgeous 1970s Soul...

Same here - except I (Al) tended to go for old northern soul 45s and film score LPs there.

This, of course, is entirely your problem. Certainly not ours. We come as a team, so to kick one is to kick the other. You're not going to separate us in that manner.

You're probably 'subscribed' to a thread, and for that you get a notification. You can unsubscribe them. Can't remember how.

This week's podcast with Liam Rosenior is now available. Hopefully no sound issues this week. :)

Just spent 90 minutes in the company of Liam Rosenior this evening. What a guy. When it comes to the Albion, its history, culture and identity (his words), he gets it. You can hear the show this Saturday at 12pm on Radio Reverb 97.2FM, online at www.radioreverb.com, on DAB, or on podcast.

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Well, a young man ain't got nothing in the world these days...

Don't be concerned. It will not harm you. It's only me pursuing something I'm not sure of.

No, his family came over for a while. As well as meeting him on the Roar, he only lived around the corner from me, so I saw him a few times. I met his daughter - lovely lass. Paul himself is a top fella. His family came over not long before he left the Albion, so he used his house in Brighton...

At my ex's school, their school sports day was one where everyone took part, and no-one was deemed the winner (rather than everyone). All the kids had a great time, and they all just got on with it. That's very different from the parents' race though. Jeeeeesus.

I wouldn't change too much with the first cover, given the option. Just the wording you and others have suggested, and perhaps make the sky a tad darker to give it a little more menace.

First one - it gives it a sinister human dimension where the second one could just be a locked up farm shed with some chickens ("Come on you Chickens...") inside. In fact, I'd go so far as to reject the second one quite quickly. However, as another poster says - lose the reference in the quote...

It's time that we began to laugh and cry and cry and laugh about it all again.

Love it or hate it, the advert has already done its job WITH APLOMB.

Pretty much.