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The British Fertility Society has decided that fat women shouldn't have fertility treatment. Well of course. Now they've successfully demonized and outlawed smoking, something had to take its place. How long before it is an offense to be fat in a public place? Greedy-guts! Lard-ass! Bad, bad, bad!
Soliciting readers' snaps of newsworthy events (so much cheaper than nasty old journalists, my dears) the BBC marks its transition from Auntie to Mummy:
Are you in the area? Have you seen anything? If you have any information you would like to share with the BBC you can do so using the form below.
You can send pictures and video to: yourpics@bbc.co.uk or to send via MMS please dial 07725 100 100.
Do not endanger yourself or others, take any unnecessary risks or infringe any laws.
Iain Dale, in his diary in the Independent on Sunday, tells of his experience at
. . . ITN last week when I was told by their security guard to seach my own bag, as due to health and safety legislation he wasn't allowed to put his hand in the bag himself.
And at Philadelphia airport a couple of weeks ago I was asked by the TSA inspector about to search my bag: "Is there anything in here which might harm me?" The question, of course, would instantly disarm the most hardened of terrorists.
