I know I am rather off tangent here but this is when ‘doing the right thing‘ with elderly relations is totally frustrating. We actively encouraged our daughter of 41 years to phone an elderly uncle who lives on his own (no immediate family) despite her feeling totally inadequate and undermined by him historically, after having a conversation. After their conversation he berated her and found fault (despite the fact she has been brought up to respect her elders). She is a good mother, daughter and wife but was made to feel totally inadequate and like sh.t under a shoe after this conversation. We must stand up to this behaviour from elderlies who think they can talk however they like to the younger generation - because “well, we are family”! It is NOT on and we regret encouraging our daughter to maintain contact.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
Nicola Sturgeon’s husband re-arrested