Not really surprising. He is, after all, a child of the Met. He should be a top candidate and he did a pretty good job here overall. I wish him good luck; it will be a challenging position.
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Not really surprising. He is, after all, a child of the Met. He should be a top candidate and he did a pretty good job here overall. I wish him good luck; it will be a challenging position.
It will be difficult to get some one as good, but not impossible.
He won’t do worse than the last one, I think you should be able to vote to get a politico arrested, once a month,
In London that is, not here, that be wrong unless it was an APNI person, is ‘being quite annoying’ potentially a breach of the peace?
anyway, London, as a preventative measure, for reality TV. I’m not that conservative, I can get down there and do tabloid with you.