At last! Perhaps justice really does exist
It’s wonderful news that three men jailed nearly 50 years ago on false evidence have had their convictions quashed. I mean that it’s great news and very encouraging for more than just the three people from the group known as the Oval Four.
Long dead, but poet Omar lives on
It’s the anniversary of the death of a poet whose work I have been familiar with since toddlerhood. When I think of the poet, the famous Persian Omar Khayyam, I am back in the caring arms of a grandmother, swept back to probably well before my second birthday.
A muscly bonus for keen workers
Gym addicts like me might often wonder if the early morning dedication really is worth the early alarm, the getting out from under while it’s still dark and the rest of the neighbourhood sleeps.
Brain work-out time! Everyone relax ...
The importance of keeping fit and active is a feeling that surfaces especially when friends and associates of a similar age talk at length of telly programmes and not much else.
English justice goes wonky yet again
A police woman is sent a questionable sex video. Her mobile phone seems to show that she hasn’t seen it, knows nothing of it, in fact. The video had been sent to 17 people and yet the one uniformed woman is prosecuted.
