We’ll always have Paris, said Bogie to Ingrid in Casablanca. Paris lives in our hearts, a 2,000-year old dazzling myth of culture, love, taste and fashion. [Paris Eiffel Tower News]
I am off to Paris for the weekend in a few minutes … I only have to pack!
Unsurprisingly, Dermot O’leary is still the most popular of the men in the Man of the Moment project. Suddenly, however, Mark Owen has become a close second. Is he doing something I am unaware of?
2002: The Race
Congestion will continue to worsen, train passenger growth is running at only one tenth of the target rate, and rail punctuality has fallen [BBC News]
Well, thank goodness we’re behind target. You couldn’t get any more people on my train in the morning. Can you imagine another 10%?
Who knows if any documents were ever sexed up by anybody. Still, it seems that – at this very moment – Tony Blair is unable to show where Iraq’s Weapons of Mass Destruction are. I suggest he speaks with US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld who, on March 30 2003, in statements to the press said:
We know where [Iraq’s WMD] are. They’re in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south, and north somewhat. [via AlterNet]
Oh, one year ago: Last Weekend in June
2005: Keep On Rolling
2002: Last Weekend in June