Perfect Passing

Norman T to get on his bike.

Norman T.

I’ll put a fiver on him having a dab-on when he’s in that US courtroom, especially if his defence is anything like the News Night interview.

She’s very sorry, apparently. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-59685835

Rosalynn Carter

Lionel Blair has given us his last clue.

An interesting article from last month... Quoting an interview she did in The Radio Times (but does not state when the interview was): “I’m going to die of something fairly soon, so why not enjoy myself". "I love red wine and also dark chocolate, even though I’m allergic to it and it makes me sneeze". “And the Guinness helps me keep a bit of weight on. So I don’t need to be careful about what I eat or drink". "What’s the point of counting how many cigarettes I smoke a day? I’ve been on them for over 70 years.” https://www.kentlive.news/news/celebs-tv/eastenders-june-brown-life-folkestone-5749588 Ciggies, Chocs & Guinness...all reasons to want to live on...I guess.

June Brown Bread

Gone for Betty Boothroyd.

Bad for Good is my favourite Jim Steinman album, classic rock opera lines: ”you’ll never be as young as you are right now” ”I’m a lover not a dancer - don’t want to be on the floor when I can be in the sack” RIp

Bob Dole.

Just to make it three in a row on the 2021 list, gone for Murray Walker.

Jean-Marie Le Pen

Murray Walker

Frank Williams

Bob Dole.

Bob Dole

Henry Kissinger

Yeah, I thought that at the time of the announcement. It seemed like a convenient opportunity for the palace to roll out her majesty, for a socially distant appearance. At the very least, throughout the Summer.

Feel guilty for suggesting..... Captain Sir Tom Moore - Fundraiser.

Disappointing that Philips Screwdrivers have not paid their respects as well.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-54934458 Apology from West Yorkshire Police Force over victims descriptions.

Rose West would be my favoured choice for #50. Not sure how close to death she is though.

Another cracking read. Both books made me feel really glum after reading though, due to the subject matter. The research collated from Sutcliffe's family, I found very interesting, giving us their reaction 'their Pete' being the most wanted man in Britain.

The best book I have ever read was Sutcliffe's biography "Somebody's Husband, Somebody's Son" by Gordon Burn. Highly recommended, the author delves right back into his parents and grandparents past to try to understand his true motives, as well as considering his relationship with his wife Sonia.