
Some stop-motion silliness in Sicily
Here was a bit of fun from our holiday in Sicily – a stop-motion jolly directed by my son Joshua, involving my parents, me and
Here was a bit of fun from our holiday in Sicily – a stop-motion jolly directed by my son Joshua, involving my parents, me and
Well, this is a lot of fun – done by my son and nephew. It’s amazing what you can do with a camera and some
It’s everywhere – you’d better get used to it. It’s a language we all must learn – both to be able to understand messages sent
In the light of recent events, it seems only appropriate to bring this back to the forefront of public attention. You’ve seen the trailer for
I’m in the throes of that dreaded annual ordeal: the tax return. For some reason (best known to probably not very many people at all),
I said last week that I was offering the final instalment of Whitehall Wisdom. Well, I subsequently realised that I had omitted perhaps the most
We come at last to the final instalment of Whitehall Wisdom. It’s more a random string of pearls than a topical arrangement this time, but
One of the acute difficulties of British etiquette is the profound problem of meaning – there can be a huge disparity between the literal/surface meaning
Here are some further lessons from Yes Prime Minister. This time, mainly from Sir Humphrey, on the art of managing your department minister, however senior
This week we follow Bernard as he comes to terms with some of the realities of political life, usually as a result of the instructions
This week we witness some moments where Jim Hacker, Minister and then Prime Minister, struggles to master the tricks of the Civil Service Trade…