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King: So you told mummy you couldn't muster the support of the Commons a few months ago? BJ: I did not. King: Why did you see mummy? BJ: Because my party wanted me out. King: So why are you here? BJ: My party wants me back. King: Can you muster the support of the Commons? BJ: I can have a go... King: Fuck off Boris.

@msc killed Rolf!!!

I think there are three obvious contenders for the four top spots in this round. My eyebrows will disappear into my heavily receded hairline if they aren't. But I'm not going to influence the voting. Some years the best songs didn't get to the top spot, mind.

28 Edison Lighthouse – Love grows (where my Rosemary goes) 27 Freda Payne – Band of Gold 26 George Harrison - My Sweet Lord 24 Simon & Garfunkel – Bridge over troubled water 24 Diana Ross – I´m still waiting +3 23 Jimi Hendrix Experience – Voodoo Chile 23 T.Rex – Get it on 22 Dave Edmunds – I hear you knocking 22 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – Tears of a Clown 21 Dave & Ansil Collins – Double Barrel 20 Dana – All kinds of everything 20 Elvis Presley – The wonder of you 20 T.Rex – Hot love 20 Dawn – Knock three times 20 The Tams – Hey girl, don´t bother me 20 Rod Stewart – Maggie May 20 Christie - Yellow River +1 19 Lee Marvin - Wanderin` Star -1 19 Benny Hill - Ernie (The fastest milkman in the west) 19 Mungo Jerry – Baby Jump 17 Matthews Southern Comfort – Woodstock -2 16 Clive Dunn – Grandad 15 Middle of the road – Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep 14 Slade – Coz I luv you 10 Rolf Harris - Two little boys 10 Norman Greenbaum – Spirit in the sky 3 England World Cup Squad — Back Home -3 2 Mungo Jerry – In the summertime GUB's point for Diana Ross added in. Some of us were there man, we were there.

Benny Hill has lost a point in the editing too, though I'm sure the poster is still editing. Just in case that is missed - should be on 19.

I've put it into points order, which I think was the intent. 24 Edison Lighthouse – Love grows (where my Rosemary goes) 24 George Harrison – My sweet Lord 23 Lee Marvin – Wandrin´Star -1 22 Jimi Hendrix Experience – Voodoo Chile 22 Christie – Yellow River +2 22 Freda Payne – Band of gold +2 20 Simon & Garfunkel – Bridge over troubled water 20 Dana – All kinds of everything 20 Elvis Presley – The wonder of you 20 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – Tears of a clown 20 Matthews Southern Comfort – Woodstock 20 Dave Edmunds – I hear you knocking 20 Mungo Jerry – Baby Jump 20 T.Rex – Hot love 20 Dave & Ansil Collins – Double Barrel 20 Dawn – Knock three times 20 T.Rex – Get it on 20 Diana Ross – I´m still waiting 20 The Tams – Hey girl, don´t bother me 20 Rod Stewart – Maggie May 20 Rolf Harris - Two little boys 19 Clive Dunn – Grandad -1 19 Benny Hill – Ernie (The fastest milkman in the west) -1 17 England World Cup Squad – Back home -3 16 Slade – Coz I luv you 14 Middle of the road – Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep 14 Norman Greenbaum – Spirit in the sky 14 Mungo Jerry – In the summertime

For the first three weeks of 1970 Rolf Harris' Two Little Boys was #1. Not seeing it...?

If only we had a weaker Pound...

Jess Phillips and Rachel Johnson on Question Time tonight. Note it seems to be on at 8pm. Should be fun.

Well well well, taking soundings about standing for PM. Surprising nobody.

Stuart Hall.

Nothing humble about him, ha! Love a bit of speculation...hasta la vista not sounding so stupid as it did on the floor of the House.

Didn't cut his holidays short for any of the crap the country faced since 2019. Will he be on a plane from his current vacation by the end of the night to return in glory to the First Lord of the Treasuryship? Oh, the humanity...

Bump.

From the party that says the SNP can't keep having referendums until they get the result they want. the Tories bring you another leadership election until they get the leader they want. Politics, huh?

All hail the prediction! Buying a lottery ticket tonight...

Probably another hoax, I mean, nearly a year since the last one, so here we go again with Jimmy Millar: I'm sure if it's true we'll hear about it.

I simply do not care which part of the Tory party needs appeased. Which chancer will ascend the highest offices in this country. How sad they all are at their colleagues' treatment at the hands of the whips. I want them to get on with governing, producing policies and a direction of travel so that people don't (as they always have done) die unnecessarily, freeze, starve or be cheated out of the rewards they were promised by working hard and paying their taxes. This continual wanking into each other's eyes isn't helping the electorate.

Braverman caught reading Guardian while eating Tofu Curry. Truss woke to this news.

Brought her shovel to PMQs. Dreadful performance. 4 questions in... Gone soon....

Pattie Boyd photos at the launch of her new book: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11331099/Ronnie-Wood-shows-support-former-flame-Pattie-Boyd-celebrates-launch-new-book.html Obvs, if you are more interested in how Ronnie Wood is looking....he's there too.

Sorry I'm a bit crap at this, done this piecemeal. So the Space 1999 website said she moved to France in the 1990s. So I found this: https://www-acte--deces-fr.translate.goog/acte-de-deces-hucqueliers?_x_tr_sl=fr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc Jan Rennison (Jan Virginia Rennison) born Feb 25, 1945, died 30 January 2020. To have probate granted in the UK, she probably had property here. Voila!

I'm having a look around, it's possible Jan Rennison was the Australian entrant for the 1965 Miss World competition, certainly looks like the same girl: https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-photo/leaving-for-the-miss-world-beauty-contest-held-in-london-news-photo/1078931612 If so, she was 20 in that year, so born around 1945 and died aged 74/75? Edit: the Space 1999 site gives a dob of 1947 but confirming she is the same lassie: https://catacombs.space1999.net/main/crguide/vcgar.html Yep definitely dead @whoismakoto

There's a probate grant on 19 September 2020 for a Jan Virginia Rennison who died 30 January 2020. Unfortunately, I can't seem to link the results page from this site any more. RENNISON JAN VIRGINIA 30 January 2020 19 September 2020 1597656438448371 PROBATE Principal Registry

November/December 2022. Cold and hungry pensioner reacts to announcement of the removal of the pension triple lock.