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Would that be the topically-named FROZEN POWER?

The trailers look fascinating. Is it silent as well as b&w, Moe?

Not sure where else to put this, but any news following SHANE ROCK, PU "injured" after the third at Clonmel in the Beginners' Chase, please? He was out of shot when whatever went wrong occurred. The winner ODONIMEE looks a really good type - front-running and a very competent jumper.

Plumpton's: 9th March, drinks reception 6.45 pm, dinner 7.15, lounge suits, £50. Panel: Gary Moore, Mick Fitzgerald, Mark Winstanley, Richard Hoiles, George Primarolo (Betfred PR Manager). Tel 01273 890383 or online at www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk.

Facile win (No.8) by PIPERS PIPING under Leonna Mayor just now at Southwell, for Flame, @ 4-1. Horse is out again tomorrow at Wolves in an Apprentices race, and should be fresh enough for that.

Thanks, Colin - it certainly shows that NH is very much no longer the poor sister to the Flat in producing extremely good sales figures, particularly for young horses.

I can't be bothered with this any more. Clive, you constantly present conjecture and hearsay as fact, which undermines any discussion, or attempt at a discussion, with you. You are a cyber-bully, frankly, always far too quick off the mark to simply be rude on a personal level if you see any...

That's a bummer - it's like peeling an onion, plot-wise, as there are hidden connections at all levels and you're not entirely sure what they're leading to, and certainly no sureties about the good guys and the bad. There are codes, symbols, crossword puzzle clues, mysterious figures outside...

Actually, I have it from a friend who is a modern history buff, that there was indeed a referendum thoroughly discussed in 1982, when Argentina and Britain sat down to work out a non-conflict resolution. Al Haigh, representing US support for the Brits, being involved in mediating a peaceful...

"Occult" as in the correct sense of the word meaning "hidden", Gareth, not in the more popular language of meaning "paranormal". I imagine that most intelligence services are run by the seat of their pants more often than not, if most public service organisations are anything to go by! If you...

Watched Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy tonight and felt a little bit annoyed by it! Oh, come on, the colour palette of the time was not that dreary! There's this tendency now to think that almost monochromatic filming is trendy and lends a sort of gravitas to proceedings, whereas when it's not...

Anyone who missed Rubicon, a nice twisty little thriller set in the American Intelligence world, can catch re-runs starting tonight at 11.20 pm on Beeb Two. This is unsplashy, pared-down stuff with - like the Scandi offerings IS has mentioned - a restrained, almost washed-out, colour palette...

See - our very own Zenyatta already foresaw that! It's that Zen intuition, of course.

And they cost less than Tory MPs, too - a bargain £70,000 p.a. worth in bamboo shoots.

Clive: of course I'm feckin aware of the islanders' views!! But 'views' don't constitute the law. Do you read anything people put up???? You just don't get this at all, do you? Or you're just being pig-headedly obtuse. Look, there is nothing concrete at present, apart from the islanders...