Promoting the programme in the Evening Standard, Bright wrote of Livingstone that "any Londoner with a progressive bone in his or her body should not consider voting for him".
Bright wrote about her experience using the Magic Wand to relieve discomfort during childbirth.
Among the five who remained, Bright wrote, the descriptions of the purported abuse became increasingly bizarre, involving, for example, groups of youngsters tied up with ropes in a pantry that the evidence showed couldn't accommodate one child, as well as "the tying up of practically every member of the household".
It instantly turned its World Cup qualifying prospects brighter, writes Avi Creditor on SI.com, but as Martin Rogers writes on Yahoo.com, it is still hard to tell just where this team is headed.
Its sober pages were enlivened with brighter writing and layouts; news coverage was intensified, and specialists were hired to cover subjects like medicine, computer sciences, financial affairs, law and government, education and the fine and performing arts.
Some of the brightest minds writing about film have disagreed about Martin Scorsese's new film.
11.22am: Good morning from Taunton where we have a delayed start, despite bright sunshine, writes Richard Latham.
"Bright Young Things," written and directed by Stephen Fry, is adapted from "Vile Bodies" by Evelyn Waugh, which some critics regard as the funniest novel ever written in English.
He introduced Amis to her: "I thought her bright," Amis wrote to Larkin in 1977, "and tough and nice, and by God she doesn't half hate lefties".
Visitors can read about what's popular and what's hip in often surprisingly bright prose written by the visitors themselves.
