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Oh, I don't know - it had one of my favourite lines which was Anne's response when Amanda said "You used to work in Gregg's, didn't you?" and then the way she barely reacted. (No spoilers!) Amazing to think that Anna Maxwell Martin was being Patricia Carmichael in Line of Duty and Julia in Motherland at the same time. So versatile.

I binged all three series of 'Motherland' recently. It's a sitcom about school gates parents - middle class North London Mumsnet types, so I didn't think it would be for me, but it's very funny. The children are just background accessories, it's all about the adults. Give it a go, but start at the beginning because the character development is part of the humour. Great writing and great cast. BBC iPlayer or Netflix.

Sounds like a character in a Harry Enfield/Fast Show sketch.

Sweden 1 - 0 Slovakia Croatia 2 - 0 Czech Republic England Scotland 3 - 0 Hungary 0 - 2 France Portugal 3 - 3 Germany Spain 1 - 2 Poland

I always think of it as yankspeak. Normally yes, but 'mom' is also Brummie so if no context I give it the benefit of the doubt. Looking at the above example, it's more likely yankspeak ("we are not done talking" sounds yankish).

'Mom' is Brummiespeak, so I give it a pass.

Paywalled, and your link isn't live.

I didn't even look at the journalists, because I thought that was what "No Staff Winners" meant. So, although it's academic now, what does that mean?

Ukraine 0 - 0 N. Macedonia Denmark 0 - 2 Belgium Netherlands 3 - 1 Austria

Finland 1 - 1 Russia Turkey 2 - 0 Wales Italy 3 - 1 Switzerland

Fuxsake, is he still banging on?

We need Deathers back.

Hungary 1 - 3 Portugal France 1 - 1 Germany

It doesn't even say that in the article ....

Everyone who gets the vaccine is going to die

Only one great grandchild is a pretty poor show from that lot.

Scotland 0 - 3 Czech Republic Poland 0 - 2 Slovakia Spain 3 - 0 Sweden

Bloody hell! Those numbers were randomly selected.

Check out the caption on the video. "Queen gets two new corgi puppies after last one died to help her through royal crisis with Meghan"

I'm sure Susie Dent knows a suitable word or two. I'll check her Twitter feed, she usually has something pertinent to the the current politicking. Here's one to start.

This is a brilliant rant, mind if I quote you?

It's not even his first name, and I'm told it's not what his family call him. Choosing to be known to the public as Boris is part of his act. Oh, and from the Oxford English Dictionary:

FFS, won't somebody make it stop.