The Week: Financial Folley, Criminal Comedy and Other Spurious Stuff
We’ve rounded up a smooth warming mix of the financial, the topical, the criminal, the unusual and the pititful in a solid base of spuriously legal…
Financial
Not one for most of our readers just yet but more sympathy for the Greeks.
BBC: Greece plans to ban early retirement
Long hot afternoons with a glass of ouzo kicked into the long grass.
Topical
Probably Britain’s best known and perhaps even Britain’s best barrister maybe possibly (we don’t know about the latter; Simon Cowell hasn’t done that show yet) :
The Times: Cherie Blair is the very model of a modern baroness
Objectivity drowned by sycophancy. If you actually read it, you migh need some light relief…
Criminal
Ananova: A naked man found wedged in the chimney of a Lancashire supermarket has been arrested for burglary.
And is fighting for first place in the useless burglar prize with these twits:-
WPBF: “4 Idiots” Found Sleeping In Car After Burglary
This thief, on the other hand managed to keep things classy. But not discrete.
Ananova: Porsche thief ‘drove to court in stolen Lexus’
On to the unusual…
BBC: Hindu wins Northumberland funeral pyre battle
And then the pitiful…
BBC: A primary school in Weston-super-Mare has banned Valentine cards to save pupils the “emotional trauma” of being rejected.
Let’s hope they don’t end up going to law school.
Enjoy the weekend.
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