Peter Rhodes on TV brain freeze, the blight of smoking and politicians incapable of being embarrassed
Peter Rhodes on a coded whodunnit, a sudden ceasefire in Gaza and a new twist in the mobile-phone dilemma
Peter Rhodes on a dame's frequent flights, the robotic face of news and some final words from a comedian who died too soon
Peter Rhodes on the joy of blame, the rushing of royal-birth photos and how events conspired against Extinction Rebellion
Peter Rhodes on MPs at the door, ancient family memories and hunting the Birmingham Pub Bombers - where's the will?
Peter Rhodes on waiting for Shakespeare, dreaming about Boris and why councillors carry wooden spoons
Peter Rhodes on the smartphone Commons, a joke that fell flat and a stunning link to the age of slavery
Peter Rhodes on the death of a turtle, the case for a new political party and a tea towel in very poor taste
