I got home late last night and went straight to bed. I've not yet looked at a paper this morning. And I couldn't face Today on the way in, so I listened to some Bach.
All of which means I am, as of this moment, one of the few people on the planet to have heard not a sound and seen not one single image from Wacko Jacko's memorial.
If only I could ensure it stayed like that for the rest of the day...but the papers beckon.
This week’s paper is a special edition to mark a year since the worst atrocity against Jews since the Shoah
The great novelist and writer reflects on the first anniversary of the October 7 pogrom
What we do not yet know is how
Now is the moment to degrade the organisation’s capabilities and leadership
Lebanon now has the opportunity to take sovereignty back from the hands of Hezbollah
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