@daemonsmatt It was a low point, though she had a good exit on her own terms

@floboflo What are you going to do about the Rue Harold Wilson in Paris?

@seashellstorm and possibly some of the neighbours?

@rehza_rice Fuss about nothing. When he had two hearts no-one batted an eyelid

@MichaelRosenYes From my own experience as a children’s librarian, long-ago classics were over-represented among donations, with well-meaning grandparents fondly remembering their own reading habits from a pre-digital age

@Mr_PaintPots Sounds like we need a national network of drop-in centres for parents and young families, oh hang on….

@fillthewhole @pollyrowena I thought treating illness was what a health service was for, am I missing something?

@adelegeras I loved it too. The scene where he premiered Times They Are a-Changing at Newport was electrifying.

@jennyeclair Love Boden’s stuff but their hyper-aggressive marketing drives me crazy. Have asked to opt out multiple times and been ignored

@Adrian_Hilton Every time I consider becoming a Christian again I think about the Church of England and change my mind.

@moniza_hossain He loved Big Brother

@PhilipPullman @matthewdmarsden If I had a Subtle Knife right now I would be very tempted

@herdyshepherd1 Good luck with that, we’re a country who can’t even come up with an electronic tag to fit a 78 year old lady’s wrist

@LBFlyawayhome Got them all. One thing that takes me right back to. my 1960s childhood is children being offered cups of tea (though mine was always diluted with plenty of milk)

@NatsWoodward It’s also difficult to approach medical staff with these questions when you know they are run off their feet supporting new cancer patients, because you’ve been there and you know how necessary that timely support is

@David_Tennant I’m burning up a sun to say goodbye

@HiddenYorkshire It teaches you how grammar works, which is useful learning modern languages and helps you to write clearly

RT @DPJHodges: I get Labour’s strategy of getting out the bad news early. But there comes a point where the weight of the bad news becomes…

Are Labour actually trying to lose the next election? Or do they just think women born in the 1950s are too stupid to bother voting next time around? I was born in 1959 and I’ll remember the WASPI women next time around

@PhilipPullman @BoylanRoger No, he’s doing Pilates