Five people have been prosecuted for supplying drugs to Hollywood actor Matthew Perry. One of them, Jasveen Sangha, has just been locked up for 15 years.
The more people go on about the awfulness of Neville Chamberlain, the less I trust their judgment. They generally know nothing about him and use him as a cheap and easy codeword for weakness.
Britain's latest, most modern stretch of railway line has been ready for use since October but has yet to carry a single passenger. Nobody knows when it will.
The North African country is allegedly culling many of the estimated three million stray dogs that live on Morocco's streets in an attempt to avoid negative perceptions associated with strays.
The leaders of the West are not doing their duty. It may already be too late, but everyone with an ounce of clout or influence must now use it to end the US-Israel attack on Iran.
What's the point of a hugely expensive nuclear strike force, if we don't truly have the last word on whether to use it? Because, unlike France, we don't really own our own nuclear deterrent.
Is there anyone who is not relieved that Ian Huntley is dead? There is nothing to say in defence of the heinous Soham murderer. Yet modish liberals hoped to keep him alive for many years to come.
I offer this column to the many patriotic British people who may be a bit confused as to how we have become tangled up in yet another war of choice in the Middle East.