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Yes, but "fewer...."

Ah...poppet. That would be Alexander the Great's Macedonia? Still, da iawn bois. (Well done boys.)

Wales? "Big up" home towns...er? No.

Absolutely. Car crash interviews, especially with Moore implying the BBC was stoking Yelland's coup ramblings.

Point is...it is a great win for Plaid! Arbenning! #nationcymru

#Cymru,#Plaid Great result for Plaid.Just wish the media focused a little more on why Plaid won and less on why Labour and Reform lost.

Arbennig Plaid. Excellent Plaid.

...And his mansion and will live on his state pension. The Fall of the House of York...long awaited.

Probably was Henry VIII, Defender of the Faith, as I recall.

I reckon it was the brilliant Marina Hyde column in today's Grauniad that did for him. 😂

Ah, you don't know what you don't know.So true.

I had no idea. Thank you. So, no Keats then.

Will they have write an essay on Keats...or does A level English mean something different thesedays?

Yes indeed. Also, easy to see why she left Nick & co. She is a reminder of what #r4today used to be. Also, just a hint of envy from Nick.

Me too. 70s in NYC.Wore Vicky Davies? ties, cute shirts (John Henry)from Bloomingdales and a striped blazer from Macy's. Still think, "would Diane Keaton wear this" when clothes shopping. Thought it just yesterday and left the dress behind. Will miss her.

Copied her Annie Hall style in the 70s and beyond. What do I do now? 😢

John Crace's columns on the party conferences have been brilliant. Humour breaking through a very bleak political scene.

And NEVER let them study History - unless you rewrite it.

But, hey, it opened up possibilities for him. All good.

Goodness, this man is stupid beyond doubt belief.

Always expect him to pause and grin at the end to show he's just making fun of...er...Robert Jenrick.

Very odd that this bit of disinformation snuck into HIGNFY and that Ian Hislop didn't point that out. Overall though, this was a very disappointing episode. #r4today

Makes you realise that what they want is a bloke they can be chums with. Boris " a bit of a lad" and Nige someone to have a pint with. A bit like them, in other words. #r4today

I did notice they moved on very quickly from this. Given that this rumour was pointed out as untrue a few days ago, it seems odd that the BBC repeated it. Anyway, the only funny bit was the monkey at the end and Paul Merton's quip - brilliant, as always.

Justin desperate to find something to denigrate in the recovery of Welsh place names. Attempts "divisive", gives up, and clearly loses interest. #r4today

Well, Nick is laying into Labour. He's having a thrilling time at Conference. #r4today

Ardderchog!

"Who's rich?" Nick probably thinking, with much self-satisfaction, "I am! " #r4today

And then Beeching shut it down. If only there had been real reform/expansion of the railways, we'd be so much better off today.

Visit any art gallery in Italy pretty much any time, and there will be a well-behaved school group. Often, see school groups in London as well, also well-behaved. This was a real non-story with just a whiff of classism just beneath the surface. #r4today