The idea is that the judge decides questions of law (eg, if Tom attacked John, then that is against the law), the jury decides the facts (eg, did Tom attack John?)

"Was there a man dismayed?"

Just remember that it works both ways. Some of us are not wired to interpret comic strips.

My scar is the deepest. I never got to see the final episode (nor "Star One") because of a school concert. I still haven't, still can't watch it. Hope it ends happily.

NB experience and talent useful but not necessary

LOTR without the Scouring is like a gospel without the Resurrection.

Who can forget that classic opening, "I was working in my lab, late one night"?

Just click through to youtube, brot

Ipswich had St Mary le Tower (recently renamed as Ipswich Minster), St Mary at the Quay, St Mary at Stoke, and St Mary at the Elms.

Pretty sure that, in England 40 or 50 years ago, where there was a third table spice it was white pepper.

Like everything in modern Britain, democracy ends up in a shabby corner of a vape shop.

I don't understand the invocation of Coleridge? Has he forgotten that the "damsel with a dulcimer" was a first-generation immigrant?

There's also a religious/ethical background - to people brought up in some forms of Christianity (and no doubt some other faiths), pride in anything worldly has traditionally been a Bad Thing.

As per Dr Scott

Katie will face some stick over her pronoun choice.

Regardless of which of the owners, or their agents, did the job, it wasn't done properly. This house is a home for private tenants and those tenants were not properly protected. I hope the letting agents are better at arranging plumbers etc than they are at compliance with legal requirements.