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#MeToo may have spead virally post the HW allegations, but had been around as early as 2006. Let's take your position and assume that a high percentage of people posting #MeToo are stretching the truth for any one of the various reasons you've suggested. But what about the remainder? What...

Jon, I see you laying breadcrumb trails and I'm not falling for... oh, wait... there's a lot I have to say about this. It's very hard (whichever gender you are) to be able to debate this in an objective manner. Let me say first of all, that I accept - and Jon will back me up on this - that both...

There were casualties on the night it seems. A couple of the 'bonfire boys' (the people who are responsible for the fire sites) lost a few fingers. Better than 3 years ago when a member of the public was blinded by a stray firework.

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Very cool :)

Last night was the largest of the Bonfire events in the County (and the country) - the Lewes Bonfire. I am involved in the organisation and some of my team worked from 06:00 yesterday morning to 23:00 last night. I was at home, on call if needed, for the first time in 6 years - and I really...

No, my writer friend is Paul McVeigh. www.paulmcveighwriter.com

Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give to yourself aged 20?

I've just had this book recommended to me by a writer friend. This article shows how Atomic Habits can be applied to writing.

She was famous for telling the starving peasants to eat cake. I could make you a cake for £5.

You are your own worst enemy.

Slow cook your roo as it breaks down all the stringy bits and makes it melt in your mouth.

I generally don't tell people I made it into Mensa. It either looks like boasting, or it raises expectations - and I'd much rather retain the element of surprise.

Mon-Thursday, no coffee but at least 5 cups of tea. Friday 2 cups of coffee and 3-4 cups of tea Saturday 2 cups of coffee and 2 cups of HoneyBee Rooibos Sunday 1-2 cups of tea

I don't know whether there's any useful information here, but the other thing to maybe think about is speaking to her GP or out of hospital team about a referral to a home physiotherapist who will do falls prevention and chair-based exercise with her.

They look great!

It's Bonfire Season here in East Sussex and tonight it's my town's turn.

I love that!

I don't sweeten my tea. Assam has a rich, malty flavour which has enough natural sweetness for me - but I didn't realise that the milk inhibits the solubility of the sweetening agent too - I just assumed it lowered the temperature.

Tea. But I'm very fussy about it. It has to be Assam tea - no blended crap for me, thanks. And it has to be made with boiling water. If the kettle comes off the boil, that's no good. I like a strong flavour, so I let the tea brew for a couple of minutes, but I also like a decent amount of milk...