Lessons learned during five years running Britain’s biggest-selling daily newspaper, the reality of working with Rupert Murdoch… and why Brexit will be a ‘disaster’. In the hotseat this week is @davidyelland. Listen: https://t.co/HhWAOtIq5z
Thanks to the @BBCRadio4 Profile I learn that Olly Robbins favourite piece of music is Bruckner's Locus Iste. A fine motet that will now be ruined by people trying to find Brexit metaphors.
Loved the Ocean Liner exhibition @V_and_A (thanks to @NancyDurrant for the recommendation). Reminded me of one of my favourite Alan Whicker clips: https://t.co/RLYDjdikAA
@ShirlandShirl @LiveAtZedel If it’s any measure of @ShirlandShirl’s success last night @LiveAtZedel one of our weekend guests has been recreating their sketches since 4am. #iblameyouwilson
I’d like to tell you how fabulous @ShirlandShirl were @LiveAtZedel last night but am too consumed with gout after the surfeit of cheese and wine I had after the show.
Henry Bolton, in a spot of bother because of a romance, gave his not-resignation speech at a hotel King Edward VII frequented with Alice Keppel. Make of that what you will.
Compliments to @HfdCath_Choir and @peterdyke49 on a splendidly executed segue from Dundee into Brewer in D! And what a Brewer in D it was! https://t.co/mTW08F4nx4
Stolen pheasant update: in rather vile mafia style symbolism the severed head of the pheasant was left under our balcony. Chaps, that was deeply disrespectful to bird and owner. I expect a fresh brace hanging by eventide by way of apology.
Returning to chant “where’s your pheasant gone” to the tune of Middle of the Road’s ‘Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep’ was rather cruel I thought, but to your credit it was in tune and somewhat lyrical.
To the drunken crowd who chanted “pheasant, pheasant” then proceeded to steal said bird from my balcony I can only say that I hope you like your game high - it’s been hanging for nearly a week. Oh, and it may contain shot. Enjoy.