Human rights expert @MoJGovUK, former 🇬🇧 diplomat, @SomersetCCC member, music fan, proud Brightonian. Views may not be mine, certainly no-one else's. He/him.
In the manner of one of our most distinguished civil service forbears, albeit of the fictional variety, may I just briefly intrude upon your attention to discharge a by-no-means disagreeable obligation by taking this opportunity to express, with all due deference... (cont.)
....with appropriate perspective - to have presented themselves in a manner that you might have found at the very least not to have been at all remotely disagreeable, and even - one might venture to the point - conducive to having produced... (cont.)
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Irresistible force meets immovable object: recycling truck with collections to make meets scaffolders' lorry determined to block the road. Phenomenal stand-off ensues.
@MarkLabbett@SomersetCCC Oh probably - I’m just causing mischief. A bigger scandal is whoever has left all the lids off the hot food to let it get cold - assuming there’s any left to get cold, of course!
Discovered there’s a spot in the back of the stands at @SomersetCCC where you can see the press and commentators’ catering. Not going to reveal who got themselves a full 20 minutes’ head start on the lunch dishes.
Geneva, for the 2nd time this year: having run the UK delegation to the Human Rights Committee back in March, it was nice this time for the Committee on Racial Discrimination to concentrate ‘only’ on answering questions in MoJ's remit. Doing it in 32° heat was somewhat less fun.
…and other tough times. It was a jolt, too, to realise that I’ve been back for three years, almost as long as I spent there; and looking through the approval signatures, to remember my first ambassador, the late Christopher Yvon, whom we lost far too young. Where does time go?
This weekend, I cleared out my travel receipts from my time in Strasbourg, having punctiliously kept them just in case someone audited me (they didn’t). It was bittersweet to glance through them: so many fun trips and so much important work, but also so many Covid tests… (cont.)