London is no longer the epicentre of global Jihadist terrorism... The report however challenges notions of a ‘leaderless jihad’ and shows that ‘homegrown’ Jihadism does not exist independently of the international movement.
She goaded her date to "kick [my] ass" and eventually he said "Dorothy, I'm not going to hit someone because you don't like his telephone." She banged her drink down and grunted "If you can't fight Mr Hello Kittyphone maybe you shouldn't be dating me," and stalked off.
On the spur of the moment we have decided to watch an episode from each Doctor's era until we decide it is bedtime. F has stipulated that it should be first episodes, apart from The Keys of Marinus #3 which is next in his personal sequence. I in turn will specify The Mind Robber #1 for Troughton. But I am agnostic about good first episodes for later Doctors to show an eleven-year-old who is a keen reader of Doctor Who Magazine but hasn't seen that much Old Who. So, what do you think?
There are plenty of books that I've read for a second time; there are rather fewer that I've read more often. Apart from the inevitable Tolkien, here are half a dozen which I have returned to in the last two years:
