Sometimes my phone can go days without a call; email and text messages appear
to have taken over, but yesterday it kept me busy. (Including four names that
Bexley watchers will know well.) So busy that I didn’t notice that I had screwed
up the BiB menu. Apologies, I hadn’t touched it; honest! but I suspect I
accidentally dropped some code that should have gone on to
the justice4daniel website into BiB.
Alastair Morgan, brother of murdered Daniel, had feared that publication of the Daniel Morgan Independent
Panel’s report would receive little publicity what with it being originally
planned for Lockdown Lift day and the newspaper industry likely to come in for critical comment and ignore it.
However the “legally illiterate” Priti Patel provided an unexpected bonus when
she opened her mouth and put her foot in it. The national press has
been remarkably quiet, Guardian excepted, but the broadcasters did Alastair proud and
he gained 1,200 new Twitter followers.
(But still not as many as my daughter. 43,000. How does she do that?)
There was panic when Alastair exceeded his email quota. Something I
had to fix. Alastair and computers are not always a good combination.
Today I will do something that I have not done since late August. Meet up with
Mick Barnbrook
late of this parish so I am not expecting to be here again until tomorrow.
Have a good day. I think I will.
Oh! This has just arrived courtesy of a friendly MP. Hansard yesterday.