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i say tk max for the christmas decorations he says pro cook roasting t, roasting tins, essential. I say I get my essentials at Oliver Bonas. He rolls his eyes. Ah, forget the shopping. Let's go bowling. Honestly, it's like retail tennis. But the late night hours, let us get it all done. Squabbling stops at the gorgeous cozy club. He's nibbling a salmon crostini. I'm sipping a hot chocolate. And we both smile because we know Christmas wouldn't happen without each other. Search the Oracle and make a day of it this Christmas. Three minutes after ten is the time. A very good morning indeed to you. I hope that you are well. There is quite a lot to get through today. You won't be surprised to learn. I haven't reached any final decisions about exactly what it is we are going to do.

We're definitely going to start with jury service,

or at least the imminent abolition of many, many jury trials.

That is likely to unfold on our watch.

We're expecting David Lammies' speech in which the finer detail will emerge at about half past 12 today. I'm drawn also to the

Attorney General calling upon Nigel Farage to apologize to contemporaries who have been

queuing up to claim that he racially abused them at school, including some of the worst

anti-Semitism imaginable, citing gas chambers and holocaust and much else.

And it just occurred to me that if you were a Jeremy Corbyn fan, if you were still a Jeremy Corbyn

fan, albeit that most, if not all of the accusations leveled at his apparent comfort with

anti-Semitism in the ranks of the Labour Party he led were justified and

accurate, which I appreciate, if you're still a Jeremy Corbyn fan, you still struggle to accept that,

despite all the evidence.

How on earth would you account for the fact that Nigel Farage is absolutely rancid anti-Semitism,

as recalled by a growing number of his contemporaries at Dulwich College, appears to be

going almost unremarked by precisely the same media ecosystem that goes after people accused of

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