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Yet again, the government acted illegally: Why high court concluded government's hospital discharge policy at start of pandemic was unlawful PA Media has filed more on the reasons given by the high court for ruling that the government’s hospital discharge policy at the start of the Covid...

The Times seems certain Sue Gray has some very bad news for Johnson: Sue Gray report ‘so damning Boris Johnson will have to quit’ https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/sue-gray-report-so-damning-boris-johnson-will-have-to-quit-9r372zdmm Paywall only lets me read the first bit.

Don't be so psilly. :)

It works without supervision. :) But safety might be enhanced by having supervision.

I certainly think that magic mushrooms have potential as a medicine - directly or using some extract, or even synthesising active ingredients.

Pretty depressing news on the health front: Only 29% of UK Covid hospital patients recover within a year Of the 750,000 hospitalised, many still report fatigue, muscle pain, insomnia and breathlessness, with women worst affected...

Don't believe any of it. It is just spin.

The Ukrainians have a streak of black humour: One person questions 200 troops - but superficially that seems reasonable given the number of tanks, APCs, etc. That is, some of the figures do appear consistent - though we obviously do not know.

I'm happy for him to go abroad. Just wish he wouldn't come back.

But the Met shouldn't be telling anyone other than the subject.

Do they open his personal mail? (I except that security might check everything. That role is understood to cover only the issue of protection.)

If a PM gets sent an FPN for partying, does it literally get posted to them as individuals? If a PM receives post addressed to them as individuals, who would open the letter? If that person is not the PM, would they tell the PM while he is in India? Would they tell anyone else? And could that...

Reply from my MP (main body only): Thank you for your email regarding the breaking of Covid laws in 10 Downing Street during the pandemic. I have noted your comments. These are very serious matters and should not be downplayed or trivialised in any way. The fines in relation to these events...

Have to say, I have had itchy fingers wanting to send a letter to Sir Graham Brady. Sure, I am not a tory MP (honestly!), so it will be ignored. But I'd have the satisfaction of having put my letter in to him.

I wonder how Conservative Central Office feel about this: Met police delay updates on Partygate fines until after May local elections Spokesman says investigations to continue but further information will not be released until after 5 May Our expectations could be even worse than any reality...

Yes - I do know them. And have tried. Maybe it was what we did with it, but it wasn't my taste! (Long time ago, so can't even remember.)

If only I liked pumpkin... Butternut is OK, but am not keen on most of the others I have tried. Including pumpkin pie.

Jersey Royals used to be fertilised by much seaweed. Despite just being International Kidney variety, they did taste good. No longer - they are usually pretty tasteless. I prefer several Pembrokeshire potatoes, such as those sold under the name Pembrokeshire Earlies. At the right time of year.

We have the Preselis just a bit north. You can sometimes see them white-capped while it is pleasant here. And even more often, with mist or fog across the tops. We find the weather can vary between here, the beach were those photos were taken, Milford Haven, etc. Sometimes between warm and...

It's a tradition to plant them on Good Friday. (I think there is something of the resurrection about this.) And this is a very mild part of the country. We tend to avoid almost all snow, and get few serious frosts. Similarly, when SE England shoots up, it is usually several degrees lower...