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OK thanks for clarifying! I thought you meant formal which in my opinion has risks attached to it.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-10744225/Liza-Minnelli-moves-Oscars-sabotage-dinner-Joan-Collins.html Spotted out and about again for the first time since her appearance at the Oscars- going out for dinner with her good friend Joan Collins.

Sounds like there could be some interesting developments ahead but one potential spoiler risk is there is a significant chunk of the labour party that would object to a formal pact. That's why there wasn't one in 1997 but more an informal pact were there was an understanding that there were certain seats they shouldn't campaign too hard in. I agree the Liberal Democrats have an identity crisis of sorts.

Is it known if he receives care at home or is in a care or nursing home now?

I meant to put in a political historians quote that he is arguably the only Prime Minister who could be regarded as true radical but forgot! But you explained it so much better! It's strange to think of a Liberal Prime Minister and governor as the thought of a Liberal governor ever being the majority party and government in the UK seems inconceivable in my lifetime although some would argue their current incarnation are not truly a Liberal party or Liberal in characters but that's a whole new can of worms! PS Totally irrelevant now and you properly already figured out it was a typo autocorrect @msc but this post should have read historians viewed him as the only Prime minister who arguably COULD be regarded as a true radical NOT couldn't.

On this day in 1908 former British Prime Minister Henry Campbell Bannerman died aged 71. This era in UK politics was pre the Labour party's existence in parliament. He was a Liberal Prime Minister and his premiership was between 1905 and 1908. He was succeeded by Asquith. Campbell Bannerman initially lead a minority government after the previous Prime minister Arthur Balfour resigned and Campbell Bannerman was then asked by King Edward VII to form the next government. He went on to win a landslide over the conservatives in 1906.

His hedonistic lifestyle doesn't seem to have cost him . I too am happily surprised.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/vogue-williams-spencer-matthews-welcome-26765005 Former reality tv star Spencer Matthews and his wife Irish model Vogue Williams have announced the birth of their third child.

Hollywood legend Jack Nicholson celebrates his 85th birthday today.

Maybe Charles is getting impatient?! But seriously accidents aside I have seen little to persuade me that the Queen is on her death bed or close to it. I don't take anything for granted but poor mobility in old age is not the same as being close to death.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2022/04/21/queens-car-forced-swerve-birthday-trip-drive/ The Queens car forced to swerve today to avoid a crash.

https://metro.co.uk/2022/04/21/coronation-streets-catherine-tyldesley-gives-birth-to-baby-girl-16510029/ Former Coronation Street star actress Catherine Tyldesley has given birth to her second child.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/breaking-eastenders-max-bowden-baby-26764047 EastEnders star and actor Max Bowden is set to become a father for the first time.

There are rumours he has parkinsons disease .I'm not sure how credible those rumours are.

It's actually an ambiguous blend of both . There could certainly be health implications if he faces trial or jail over the incident.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/18331111/mike-tyson-boxing-news-passenger-bloodied/ Reports in US media that Mike Tyson repeatedly punched a passenger on a plane and left him bloodied.

On this day in 1973 Arthur Fadden the 13th Prime minister of Australian died aged 79. He was Prime minister for just 39 days from late August in 1941 to earlier October. His ultra brief official stint as Prime minister was ended after his government lost a confidence motion to the Australian labor party which then succeeded his administration.

That photo is incredibly sweet and very cute.

Scottish actor James McAvoy celebrates turning 43 today. America actor and boxer Tony Danza , best known for his role in US TV show Taxi in the late 1970s early 1980s, turns 71 today.

@Gisooo Joey Lawrence is very edible!

On this day in 1912 irish writer Bram Stoker died aged 64. He wrote the hugely famous and noteworthy novel Dracula.

Australian actress Elspeth Ballantyne who is most famous for her role as prison warden Meg Morris in hit australian television soap Prisoner Cell block H celebrates her 83rd birthday today. She was the longest serving cast member and the only one to stay with the show for the whole of its run.

On this day in 1768 italian painter Canaletto died aged 70. He was part of what is referred to as the 'venetian school' which made him a significant and driving force in italian renaissance painting. He had some success in England and King George III was a fan of his work and owned a large collection of his paintings.

British musician Alan Price who was the original keyboardist with the band The Animals celebrates his 80th birthday today. He founded The Animals in 1962 and left in 1965 to pursue his own path in band the Alan Price set.

Oscar nominated american actor James Franco celebrates his 44th birthday today.