Another point is just what exactly is Horizon? or rather what components should be classed as a part of it. I found out I'm far from the first to worry about this. A question was whether POSLAP and Credence should be a part. Jason Coyne raised this during the GLO. I'm not sure it was ever resolved

Post office tried to deny remote access was possible. To any developer that sounds utterly absurd. The challenge you face is stopping people doing that using all the standard tools available to do it

I found the Inquiry failed to follow through when technical points were raised. One was that Postmasters would get transaction corrections after the fact. Nobody ever explored how that worked! Looks like something may come up in the Jan 6th meeting

A Union, just like the United States that seems to have power over everyone else

I was going to comment, I wonder if these people could work their magic at the Post Office and Fujitsu Services? So far I don't believe there has been an aggressive case against them

Whatever the origination, it is a long standing principle
constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay...

A bit like the Supremacy clause in the US Constitution

Matilda, breaks your heart even for a stranger

American courts are also trying to block appeals. How do you cure a failure of technology with no right to appeal?
Many cases are prosecutions for drug offenses, an innocence project in Massachusetts claims about 10% "drugs" are just harmless substances to reduce the pushers culpability

yes the EU needs to take care of itself!

The singing postman:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn5m...

I'm a lot more certain of "hull" for whole. I read in a book that someone made that pronunciation and it sounded odd to revolutionary era Americans but I recall a grandmother sounding that in the 1980's

Not sure but there is a video on YouTube of the "singing postman" and his rendition of "ay ya got a light boy?" and he sounds "boy" as "booyey".
Do you remember any unusual pronunciations from there?
When I was a lad pupils could work out what village you were from

One theory (mine) is that American pronunciations derive from the original colonists. The great migration counted many immigrants from Norfolk. Then you would pronounce 'boy' as 'booie' . Whole pronounced as 'hull'. As some still do or did for the 20th century e.g "he swallered it hull"

there was a short lived revival of Watney's a few years back. I went to the same pub to try it again but it was only a guest ale