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The government is proposing to abandon the EU definition of wine, meaning that something that is basically grape juice can be called wine rather than a wine-based drink. Apparently we are supposed to be grateful.

Doves - There Goes The Fear Blur - Out Of Time Robbie Williams - Feel Oasis - Songbird The Prodigy - Baby's Got A Temper

This week's ramblings can be found from the front page or the latest news box.

Under-promise and over-deliver is a useful piece of advice for politicians. Johnson ignored that. He promised the Earth and delivered less than nothing. If Labour win the election, one of Starmer's aims has to be to restore at least some faith in politicians. That means he has to follow the advice I cited above. If he over-promises and under-delivers, we are well and truly f*cked.

Darude - Sandstorm The Dandy Warhols - Bohemian Like You Faithless - We Come 1 Stereophonics - Handbags And Gladrags Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood

Burnley 0-2 Chelsea Everton 1-1 AFC Bournemouth Fulham 1-0 Sheffield United Manchester United 2-0 Brentford Crystal Palace 1-2 Nottingham Forest (17:30) Sunday 8th October Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 Liverpool (14:00) West Ham United 0-2 Newcastle United (14:00) Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Aston Villa (14:00) Arsenal 2-1 Manchester City (16:30)

Luton 0-3 Tottenham

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She sounds like she might have spent a bit of time at the bar.

This week's musings on the music charts can be found from the front page or the latest news box.

The Tories are planning to sell some of the land that was to be used for the route, thereby making it a lot harder for the project to be revived.

The Tories' whole strategy seems to be to make up some ridiculous nonsense, claim that it is Labour policy and oppose it. They have even revived the bendy bananas" nonsense. They are promising to legislate to stop councils doing things that no council is even considering doing. Isn't tackling real issues such as inflation rather more important?

It'll be a replacement bus service.

Yet again they're hoping people don't know which party has been in power for the last 13 1/2 years.

Isn't it strange how the term "stealth taxes" has disappeared since 2010? A failure to raise tax allowances would certainly have been described as a stealth tax if we had a Labour government, particularly one that presided over a period of double digit inflation. I still think that there will be tax cuts in the next Budget. They will, of course, be unfunded, but that will be the point. The whole point will be to ask Starmer whether he will reverse them.

Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings Manic Street Preachers - You Stole The Sun From My Heart Stereophonics - The Bartender And The Thief Suede - Electricity

Saturday 30th September Aston Villa 1-3 Brighton & Hove Albion (12:30) AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Arsenal Everton 2-0 Luton Town Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace Newcastle United 3-0 Burnley West Ham United 2-0 Sheffield United Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-3 Manchester City Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Liverpool (17:30) Sunday 1st October Nottingham Forest 2-0 Brentford (14:00) Monday 2nd October Fulham 1-1 Chelsea (20:00) Tuesday 3rd October Luton Town 1-1 Burnley (19:30)

This week's words of wisdom (or otherwise) can be found from the front page or the latest news box.

Here's someone who might disagree with you https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/ju...ndrew-malkinson

Her parents weren't refugees; they were what the right-wing press like to call economic migrants. The woman is pure poison.

Yes, it was 21 (for everybody) at the time. It was reduced to 18 in time for the 1970 General Election.

The gap between Brighton and. Chelsea is bigger now than it was a year ago when Chelsea lured Graham Potter away (in Brighton's favour of course). Chelsea can, presumably, still offer De Zerbi more money than he is getting at Brighton. Would that be enough? The scouting operation that Tony Bloom has built up must be one of the best in the game at the moment. It extends to managers as well as players. Graham Potter had obviously been identified as a target before Chris Hughton was sacked. The club had equally obviously been following De Zerbi on the assumption that Potter would eventually leave for a "bigger" club. The fact that De Zerbi was out of work (after the invasion of Ukraine) meant they didn't even have to pay any compensation for him.

Yes, there were definitely some oddballs in the team. A large part of the book is made up of pen portraits of them. They were, of course, all men. After all women (over 30) hd only had the vote for five years at the time of the election (December 1923).

It should be available at places like Waterstones although you may have to order it.

I'm reading The Men Of 1924 by Peter Clark. It's about the first Labour government in the UK which took office in 1924, published to mark the centenary. It isn't actually published until next week but I have an advance copy as the author is my uncle. It's not at all heavy, so anyone interested in political history should enjoy not.