A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 This Northern Alliance thingy. Is it wise to rely on a building society to fight the Taliban for us? Wouldn’t proper soldiers stand a better chance? What

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 Listen, shares can go up, as well as down. Don’t cry now just because this particular gravy train has hit the buffers. Another bloody moaner is that

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 The editor of this impressive organ telephones me in a state of some excitement from the city centre, where he’s been handing out white feathers to anti-war

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 And what splendid fare was on offer. Sunday afternoon viewing in the year 2001 consisted of a choice between an old Morecambe and Wise show or a

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 The editor of this impressive organ telephones me from a tattoo shop in Old Market in a state of some excitement. “Bazza,” he cries. “How do you

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 Why are there so many daft adverts on television at the moment? How come that bloody Eskimo in the television adverts can get a mortgage, a credit

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 (We’d best not get into the argument about why British forces are fannying about in Macedonia, instead of protecting British subjects in Africa. My anger management course

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 The following column may not be universally popular. If you have ginger hair, are a vegetarian or a Guardian reader, please turn the page now. In fact,

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 For a start, 95 per cent of them don’t even have passports, so we can hardly describe them as knowledgable in the ways of the world. They

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 The editor of this enormous organ telephones me in a state of some excitement from the bunker he has constructed behind his desk. “Brmmmph hmmm daaa nunghh!”

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 Mark my words: as the unfair and unnecessary blight of speed cameras spreads, we are heading for wholesale civil disobedience. And not only is the law now

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 1 of 2 The smell of charcoal and petrol hangs over suburbia like a shroud. At Number 32, embers still glow amongst the smouldering remains of the garden shed. Next

A weekly column reproduced from the Bristol Evening Post Page 2 of 2 Who’s in charge of talent-spotting for the Royal Family? I ask, because we appear to have let a cracking prospect escape. Mette Marit Tjessum Hoiby married into