horribleblob

His trial for rape is set to commence on 6 January 2020.

Clops

Olodum

This town ain't big enough for the both of us And it ain't me who's gonna leave.

When they poured across the border I was cautioned to surrender This I could not do I took my gun and vanished.

Downliners Sect

Berms

Zounds

Astel

The train I ride goes to God knows where I don't know and I don't care If you ain't got money then don't despair 'Cause you don't have to pay no fare.

Please now brother, don't you ride this train Ride the wrong rails, live your life in vain.

I could go anyway, the way I choose I could live anyhow, win or lose I could go anywhere for something new Anyway, anyhow, anywhere I choose.

Stray

I tend to agree with Ewen Aitken (CEO of Cyrenians Scotland), writing in the Edinburgh Evening News last week: "I am annoyed at the state of our political process these days – fake videos to portray opponents falsely; fake Twitter accounts claiming to be fact checkers but in reality purveyors of more lies; numbers and statistics simply made up and flung as political hand grenades, not to contribute to public debate, but to denigrate opponents in the eyes of the ­voters; claims made about opponents’ opinions, which have not one grain of truth but are seen as acceptable weapons of political engagement; bigotry rife at the heart of many of the political ­parties. ... the impact of the actions of so many of our political leaders is so great. Their decisions walk on the graves of those who gave so much so we all can, at the ballot box at least, be equal ­citizens, whatever our circumstances. This election is not just about who wins, it’s about what we all lose if in winning the very nature of our democratic process is destroyed."

I agree. Shelagh Fogarty – or Emma Barnett. I don't feel QT is quite the right gig for Fiona Bruce.