Neil C

I also have one friend called Gordon, one called Tony and one called Theresa. I know many more Johns and Davids though.

It could be a class thing (usually is), but David Cameron and Ramsay MacDonald go against that argument.

Is it just that uncommon first names from any era jump out at you: Gordon, Tony, Teresa, Boris or going back further Neville, Winston, Clement and Ramsey. Poor old John Major or James Callaghan need their surname to stand out. Isn’t this true across all walks of life not just politics?

Giuliani ordered to turn over NYC apartment to Georgia election workers He has a week to also hand over watches and sports memorabilia to two election Georgia workers who successfully sued him for defamation.

The whole case has been covered by the BBC. If you don’t know about it that is fine, but its not because ypu are in the UK www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

That wheel arch and wheel look basic, but somehow still over designed and fussy.

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