Now she panics whenever she forgets names and dates, which makes her feel worse.
And, lest I forget, or anyone else forgets, the only reason Sabey is in this invidious position is because the evidence against him was handed to the police by his employers, Rupert's Murdoch's News Corporation.
As for the David Davis for Freedom campaign: when claiming he is defending "British justice", Davis forgets that as a whip in John Major's government he helped push through the unpopular 1993 Maastricht treaty that made British law largely subservient to European law.
Impatience with the superficialities of spin makes it essential that Gordon Brown forgets about false smiles, weak jokes and pastel-coloured ties.
The most important thing, she says, is to keep the conversation going, whether it's at home or in the public eye – so that no one forgets that the mystery still hasn't been solved.
4.46pm: Elderly gentleman man forgets name of candidate he's supposed to be supporting.
After all, Allira often forgets about the people in Africa and their problems.
Hence, while a manifesto pledge ruling out profit-making schools may sound comforting, it forgets that profit-making is already permitted, albeit in a round-about way.
Occasionally, fabulous, fleeting moments arrive when he forgets himself.
He forgets about turning the dishwasher off, as it doesn't turn off automatically [after a cycle].
Would the stars stay?" – Javier Tebas forgets about Juan Mata and David Silva, Fernando Torres and Álvaro Negredo, Radamel Falcao and Santi Cazorla and many, many more.
