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Cry Me A River - Ella Fitzgerald

Kelly Watch The Stars - Air

Airport - The Motors

It's someone called Nick Mason, the Tory Party's chief data officer (and not Pink Floyd's - and Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets - drummer).

If you like Grace, then recommend Graham Bartlett's Bad For Good, the first of his similarly located police stories. He worked with Peter James on early Grace stuff, and a couple of non-fiction books about local policing - Death Comes Knocking (a selection of local wrong 'uns) and the Babes In...

Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Yes

No, not the one who had the affair with Antonia de Sancha, but a Spanish 19 year old winger that seemingly we're after. http://sportwitness.co.uk/brighton-tempting-attacker-keen-sign-time-running-seagulls-activate-affordable-clause/

In a follow-on from yesterday's news about two members of Sunak's staff betting on the election date, there's been more... The wife of the Tory director of campaigning was allegedly another person who placed a bet. She's a prospective candidate in her constituency. Then it emerged that...

Get Carter - Human League

Save It For Later - The Beat

Not sure he knows the exact meaning of "literally" - unless, of course, he has proof that they ARE nicking them!

It's for the accompanying tear-off form, that you sign, which goes in a separate envelope to the voting slip itself.

For those waiting on their postal votes, mine and Mrs D's have literally just been delivered. Interestingly, the voting form includes the area that each candidate lives in. For Pavilion, the Reform candidate lives in Herne Bay and Sandwich. Wonder if they've been to Brighton often? Edit: just...

I found it on etsy - was looking for a higher quality version - and as they are selling it, I suspect they are holding back those lines for people who buy it. I thought it might have been created for free, as a lot of those sort of things are.

Walk The Dinosaur - Was Not Was

Heaven's In Here - Tin Machine

Boris The Spider - The Who

Yep - Boundary Road is the other side of the road.

Paperlate - Genesis

Reminds me of the constituency boundary changes that were implemented by the Tories with *allegedly* the same sort of aim in mind...