THERE’S nothing worse than a bad hair day … except being caught having a bad hair day. So it was some zeal that the media shared news of Tony “long hair” Blair and his lank locks. The former Labour Prime Minister appeared on ITN News last week sporting a grey mullet to much consternation. (Are we really so bored we have nothing else to talk about?) Perhaps this is his preferred new look. Or maybe he received misinformation regarding the whereabouts and proliferation of barbers open after Covid restrictions were eased. He told the Evening Standard he had not had such long hair since his student days in a rock band known as the Ugly Rumours.
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Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds’ rescue dog has been a Downing Street inhabitant since September 2019, after the Jack Russell was adopted from Friends of Animals Wales. Born with a misaligned jaw, Dilyn was saved from a puppy farm by the charity, who commented that he was ‘destined for an uncertain existence at the hands of a puppy dealer’. Dilyn was credited with sparking a surge in the popularity of Jack Russells – dubbed the ‘Boris Bounce’ – after his introduction to Number 10 and became a firm fixture on the campaign trail. More recently, however, his role hasn’t been without its controversy, with outcry over ‘vanity’ photos taken by one of the three (taxpayer-funded) Downing Street photographers. Dilyn is also apparently not always the best-behaved dog, having reportedly chewed priceless furniture and books at Chequers, cocked his leg over an aide’s handbag, and even allegedly having ‘humped�