Chilling.

A Texas supermarket chain that saw it coming and had already worked out what to do.

From @CampbellClaret, but with a lot of other helpful thoguhts about the psychology of the situation.

From my @APCOWorldwide colleague @MyNameIsEarl. Entirely sensible.

Hooray!

This is actually rather helpful.

Sensible from @DaveKeating. Am baffled by those who see every crisis as the end of the EU. (Disappointed Europhiles as much as gleeful Eurosceptics.)

Brilliant review of David Cameron's memoirs. A must-read.

"Epidemics and pandemics spread among human populations because the viruses and bacteria that cause them exploit a key evolutionary asset of the human species, namely, our unique pro-social nature."

Scathing from @anneapplebaum.

A quick guide.

Wise advice.

My colleague @EliotHoff on the personal and communications aspects.

From @ShannonMTorrens.

Very interesting.

We’ve all got the wrong number!

Absolutely fascinating.

A grim, grim story.

Excellent piece on infrastructure needs in Northern Ireland, especially west of the Bann.

Lovely.

The original Great Flood.

Glorious.

More analysis.

Useful. "4’33”: Obviously you will only need the first 20 seconds of this silent orchestral piece, but it is ideal if you have a terrible singing voice."

A guide to all of the people who were in the Doctor's memory blipvert in The Timeless Children, by @feelinglistless.

How the new Doctor Who continuity solves a number of problems.

The Radio Times reassures us.

Cor. This list was published 8 years ago, but gives the book-of-my-PhD-thesis a rave review. So it must be a very good list.

Good piece.

Great bit of research on the Welsh roots of one small piece of Middle Earth.