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12pm: Cameron and Miliband clash at PMQs. 2.15pm: Lin Homer, chief executive of HM Revenue and Customs, and other officials give evidence to the Commons public accounts committee about unpaid tax and other debt owed to government.
Al acted as a mother to Maya Wild and Cass Wild, before having her own daughter.
"You can certainly call this acceleration," its co-founder, Bin Lin, told Bloomberg.
The HMRC chief Lin Homer's struggle to keep her new job after "catastrophic failure" as head of the UK Borders Agency is part of it.
"Shelley is my only biological child, but she and Cass and Maya always look out for each other and if I become infirm and need care, she's not going to be on her own thinking, 'I'm the only child.'" Plus, age has softened her: having been scornful of the word mum, she is very happy to be known as grandma.
Al moved with Shelley to a different part of Leeds, but continued to subvert traditional models of family life by keeping an open house for various children (including Maya Wild) and lesbian lodgers.
Appearing before the public accounts committee, Lin Homer, chief executive of HMRC, said she believed officials would have told government ministers within months of receiving the data in April 2010.
Lin Feist, manager of Saffron Gardens, said the napkins have become a tool for reminiscing: "With them all being based around the theme of home and family, the napkins can mean so many things to different people and evoke very different emotions.
Lin Bin, Xiaomi co-founder, told a press conference – the company's first significant event for media in the US – that intellectual property was "not the most important matrix".
Related: Maya Angelou's misquoted stamp - and other famous lines we all get wrong Sets of stamps have also come in for criticism, as when Australia Post rather guilelessly chose as its "Australian legends of the written word" in 2010 Peter Carey, Bryce Courtenay, Thomas Keneally, David Malouf, Colleen McCullough and Tim Winton – all white, and all bar one male, it was immediately pointed out.
