Lord Lexden, who used to be Alistair Cooke, a fine author and researcher before acquiring his ermine robes, rose to speak in the House of Lords on Friday.
He paid homage to Carolyn Hoyle
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Victims and Survivors.
Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it; so that when Men come to be undeceivâd, it is too late; the Jest is over, and the Tale has had its Effectâ¦
It was 200 years
Continue reading →Rutting Rutlands, Hapless Hipsters, and Follicle Oracles.
The last Duke of Rutlandâs Mother in law fell down a lift shaft, suffering a head injury which left her âsexually voraciousâ. Her divorce featured a photograph of the naked Duchess, bar a
Continue reading →Munchausen’s Tea Party.
The poisonous legacy of Leveson drags on. The main stream media has turned into âpenny dreadfulâ country in its efforts to prove that it should be allowed to print anything and everything (well,
Continue reading →Proctor Gambles on Fairy Transparency.
Harvey Proctor has unsheathed his ‘sword of truth’ and come out fighting; unwilling to cower in the closet any longer whilst rumours swirl around the Internet.
Taking the lectern in the Marlborough Suite, he issued a
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