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Which, admittedly, have at times been somewhat intriguing.

Meanwhile six hospitals have declared "major incidents" (which admittedly have a broad definition under NHS guidance).

Football, bloated by greed, has grown too big for its boots, which admittedly have become smaller, and lost touch with its roots.

For JP Morgan and Citigroup – which, admittedly, have been in the game longer – technology spending amounts to only about 0.1% of their assets this year.

The exchange's regulatory budget is less than 1% of that of either the NYSE or NASDAQ's parent, the National Association of Securities Dealers both of which admittedly have much larger supervisory roles.

Even the Olympics, which admittedly have been a colossal success, was somewhat lost on the time difference; the entire nation has basically slept through our most successful games in 108 years, instead learning of our success in one-minute Facebook videos the next day.

The cover photography for Pet Sounds shows them feeding goats - which, admittedly, has a sort of kitsch genius.

The odd man out is chocolate, which admittedly has an intriguing technological back-story, but it's there essentially because Miodownik is a chocoholic.

The National Union of Students, which admittedly has been somewhat behind the curve in planning previous protests, is predicting action in (deep breath): Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cheltenham, Coventry, Exeter, London, Plymouth, Sheffield, Staffordshire, Wolverhampton, Worcester and Warwick.

To make the most of our three days on the road, we opted for the convenience of renting a roomy Mercedes taxi (which admittedly had been around the block a time or two).

Twitter turned off some of Meerkat's social graph access and soon after launched Periscope, which admittedly has a far superior design.