At this time of year, during the so-called ‘silly season’, it’s normally desperate journos who have to concoct preposterous stories to titillate their readers and fill the pages. Not so this year; the silliness has been provided in spades by the politicians themselves.
The Jamie Brigg’s Affair (or perhaps that should read his non-affair?) is replete with silliness on all sides.
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