Passport
‘Think back. Where else might you have put your passport?’
‘Think back. Where else might you have put your passport?’
‘Fracking? What on earth is fracking?
‘Agree to Mr Saatchi’s terms or you’ll get to keep the Tracey Emins.’
‘Water cooler moment ... water cooler moment...’
‘Someone’s sent me a bleet.’
‘This is the first time I’ve been out with anyone from GCHQ.’
‘Yes, he can talk but it’s mostly just a stream of banal drivel.’
‘Blimey! Another pub has disappeared.’
‘Congratulations, you’ve gone viral.’
‘I don’t know why we stock that magazine — nobody ever buys it.’
‘One cheesecake, two forks, and a ruler.’
‘He pulled himself down by his bootstraps.’
‘I didn’t know the dress code, so I opted for safety.’
Democracy and holding elections are not the same thing. There could be no better demonstration of this than the experience of Egypt. Protesters who two years ago gathered in Cairo to force a dictator out of office, and to win the right to replace him with an elected governmentS, are back — this time to