On the note of lower case - I see pepsi have gone from the bold capital letters to a rather simple lower case design, trying to attract a more simple person perhaps?

Cue the 'but which one's Nick?' jokes....

A little out of date, but still amazing how a local paper can influence politics, I can't find their storey on the web (would be pretty bad if it was still up) but this just goes to show how you can influence so many people with just a few words

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2010/apr ...

Nothing wrong with the 'youth' running the country as long as they have some experience behind them - and of course some leadership ability. Read this morning that Lord Mandy is giving his blessing to Milliband - but I don't really rely on the Metro for the inner workings of No. 10

Sorry - I got my wires crossed

Campbell doing a good job of getting on Boulton's nerves - you would think an MP would be able to pace themselves against such an open attack - oh well at least he's not my MP (I'd be too embarrassed to admit even if he was)!!

The most likely reason they stopped picking on the bankers was because there is very little they can do - they can't force them to restrict bonuses (only tax them). Banks are businesses and have to reward the staff that make them profitable. But I think the real reason is that if they kept harping ...

That seems ridiculous - the bin is the best place for it. If they want £14 that much, I'm sure you'll get another letter!