What a week. We have a new prime minister, whose principal preoccupation appears to be pulling pints and making TikToks about what a totally supercool fun guy he is.
A decade ago, I stepped confidently out of my front door on the morning of the EU Referendum vote to accompany my then husband, Michael Gove, to the voting booth.
As Britain's self-appointed new saviour, Andy Burnham, prepares to take up residence in No 10, it seems to me that his predecessor Sir Keir Starmer's place in history has finally been assured.
The entire internal scaffolding of my mouth has been painstakingly reconstructed using the latest 3D scanning technology and countless other cutting-edge techniques.
Researchers estimate one in five adults are chronic procrastinators and almost half of Britons say it negatively affects their lives. In certain academic circles it is being described as an 'epidemic…
Winston Churchill said: 'In war, resolution; in defeat, defiance; in victory, magnanimity.' Words that spring to mind at the end of a long campaign by Prince Harry and others to bring this paper down.
This weekend, while the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were arguing the toss with Palace officials, the Princess of Wales - an actual working royal - was quietly climbing mountains...
Put out the bunting, dust down your best china, polish your front doorsteps. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are gracing shabby old Blighty with their presence.