For what it is worth, the man masquerading as our prime minister is doing relatively well in the polls – according to The Guardian. It has 48 percent of those who responded "thinking" (if that is the right word) that he is doing a good job, against 43 percent who say he is doing a bad one – a net score of plus five.

This compares with a similar poll in June, when he dipped into negative territory for the first time, the score almost reversed with 42 percent saying he was doing a good job, as against 47 percent saying bad, a net score of minus five.

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Naughty! You shouldn't be working today

I'm not ... it's tomorrow

They can remain pygmies and do as Sarkozy does - stand on a box.

I have nothing against little people, I have some amusing ones living in my garden, the only problem is that when they fall down it needs a big bloke to clean up the mess !

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall in your house when you started up the computer on Christmas Day,
hope Mrs. EU didn't break anything !

Good. Normal service has resumed! I wonder what the unions and other Labour persons are thinking when Milliband has such a low poll rating when it is likely that D. Milliband would probably be performing better. But then, who knows if D. Milliband would be performing better? Nobody stands out in any of the major parties.

Of course, Richard, the most intriguing question is how can anyone actually believe any of them are doing a good job? The mind boggles.........

One has to have the computer on to stream films ... and what the eye does not see.