Today evidence has emerged that I didn't emerge as a fully formed adult and I was once a child. Here I am on the telephone, probably canvassing for the Tories πŸ˜‰. Image
Here I am with my big sister. I'm not the one on her knee. Image
A seventies fashion icon, possibly en route to a Bay City Rollers concert. Image
There was a reason I was called Joe 90 at school. πŸ˜‚
This is the only photo I have of my dad not wearing glasses, he leaned over the balcony at the hotel and they fell off into the garden. The hotel found them a few days later. Image
My sister Sandra and I, Noddy was all the rage then. Image
Venetian blinds, Black & White TV, Dansette record player, Bakelite telephone. Image

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The problem with Labour isn't who leads it. It is who it is, the membership and it's MPs. Barring a handful they do not, and never can represent the former working class base that they look down upon as bigots, racists, and flag shagging nationalists.
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Thread: The EU and AstraZeneca have agreed to publish the APA contract. Whilst the EU pushed for this they appear to have shot themselves in the foot.
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Clause 5.1 "AstraZeneca shall use its Best Reasonable Efforts to manufacture the Initial Doses within the EU for distribution...."

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