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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Christmas can now start
The turkey is in the fridge, the presents are under the tree, the heavily discounted champers and wine are in place. So I guess this must mean I’m prepared. All I have to do tomorrow is find cloves (and I’m … Continue reading
Worst Journalist of 2008
Goes to Max Hastings of the Daily Mail. What the sacking of Posh Ed tells us about the BBC’s hang-ups over class Now it’s a pretty shoddy piece of journalism all round, but my attention was particularly drawn to the … Continue reading