I have still never got over the nastiest political broadcast I have ever seen in a free country. I watched it by accident, as I flopped down in front of the TV after a long day on the 1997 campaign trail.
One of the most poignant moments of this week's D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations came as the actor Martin Freeman recited the words of veteran Joe Mines in Ver-sur-Mer.
My dogs - all 48 of them - are a huge part of my life. My heart breaks when I lose one of them. Every animal lover will understand the pain of that.
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Labour have a murky record of post-election bombshells which are not mentioned in any manifesto.
Ian, who runs the local butcher's shop, is not without compassion. 'I've got no problem with people who want to come here and work,' he tells me, 'and people who really need our help, then we help them.'
Mayor Paula Southgate said it had been “the most challenging and complex" LTP.
The crass stupidity of it is unfathomable. In what possible political universe could this have been thought to be a sensible move?
JANET STREET-PORTER: You can't just disappear two-thirds of the way through because your poll ratings are tanking and your pride can't cope with the prospect of defeat on July 4th.
What you need to know - and what he isn't telling you - is that if Starmer gets in, he will abandon Brexit. He won't formally rejoin - he hasn't the guts to try that, yet.
By far the most revealing moment of this week's election debate, in my book, had nothing to do with the row over tax or the two leaders' competing efforts to bribe us with imaginary money.
King Charles joined world leaders including President Joe Biden, as they gathered on the Normandy coast today to mark the 80th anniversary of the day that changed the Second World War.
Let's get one thing straight from the off. If, or rather when, Keir Starmer walks into 10 Downing Street on July 5, it won't be the fault of Nigel Farage or Reform UK.
Nigel Farage 's double volte-face on Monday, when he announced he was taking over as leader of Reform, and standing as its candidate in Clacton, has turbocharged the party's poll ratings.
Rishi Sunak may have won the debate on Tuesday evening but, let's face it, these gladiatorial battles are unlikely to boost Tory fortunes.
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'Thine arms so warm, so tender, were thine the kiss divine, were thine the love for me,' he throbs away in his pungent tenor, striding across the stage of London 's Barbican Theatre.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As dawn broke 80 years ago today, perhaps the greatest military endeavour in history commenced.
Work on design concepts for the protection of Thames is under way.
The Princess was leading the advance party for today's Royal mini-invasion of Normandy, to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Does King Charles really want to force Andrew out of Royal Lodge by cutting off his £4million security and personal allowances?
