“It was famed not for its beer, which looked like maiden’s water and tasted like battery acid, but for its clientele. It was said that if you sat long enough in the Drum, then sooner or later every major hero on the Disc would steal your horse.”
- Mort -
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📞"If you can't afford kids, don't have them! And stop writing in to The Telegraph to complain! Cancel your Netflix subscription and stop leeching!" 😡
Colin from Portsmouth is disgusted by wealthy families complaining about VAT rises to private school fees.
Tory MP Huw Merriman cited R4's News Quiz as an example of BBC bias and mistakenly named 1990s host of Art Attack, Neil Buchanan. Have I Got News For You expected to be next in the firing line - no comment from Ian Hislop or Paul Merton (below with guest host Alexander Armstrong)
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James Watt Brewdog's CEO is worth £262,000,000 he is refusing to raise the wage of his staff in London by the £1 an hour to keep them at the National Living Wage.
Brewdog is apparently a 'nice' company, but wage freezes don't seem very nice.
Do they?
Early colour photos of London before the Great War are incredibly scarce, which makes this autochrome of St Paul's Cathedral all the more special. Taken by French photographer August Leon 110 years ago, on Wednesday 3rd September 1913, it's a rare colour snapshot of the Capital.
It's bin day tomorrow, and I'm reminded that the one neighbour who always puts their bins out before anyone else, prompting us all do the same, is a binfluencer.
(Not my invention sadly, but it's perfect.)