Just been for a lovely wander around several parks in Liverpool with a friend before settling down to work. Not exactly the wilds, but it makes such a difference just to be out and moving.

Cue Reform voters touting for Yaxley-Lennon as party leader because just when you think they can't sink lower, down they go.

I'd've thought it a prerequisite for being chosen as a Reform candidate.

I may not be able to fight it, but I might be able to send the signal that they don't have it all their own way.

Because a) there are some lovely accounts and b) it offers the opportunity to counter the fascism, racism, and lies with tolerance, inclusion, and facts.

They're also going to have some very disappointed ones when they realise that Reform have no intention of/plan for implementing their policies.

Not heard of this, but it is now on my list.

On the plus side, it'll give both British farming and vegetarianism a boost.

Trying to move around the UK on public transport is horrendous and expensive, and if they close ticket offices, it will be even more difficult for the elderly or disabled.

It's also really tiring constantly trying to combat it along with the insults and threats, but the other option is not to challenge it, which would mean allowing it to go unchecked.

The Facebook page 'Britannia Daily' is a real hotbed of racist and anti-immigration rhetoric, and on Good Friday, there are people celebrating the drowning of an asylum seeker in the Channel because, apparently, the country's woes are due purely to asylum seekers. It's so depressing.

It's becoming more a 'dishonours' list, isn't it!