Am I the only one getting a teeny bit confused with all the toings-and-froings with the Feed-In-Tariff saga?

Fred Goodwin must feel as though he's stepped through a worm hole into some kind of parallel universe in which an arrogant banker is seen as akin to a traitor to the Crown or a murdering, genocidally-minded dictator.

So we've got some Quantitative Easing. You know, where the Government pumps some more money into the economy in order to get it moving again. Hurrah. Except all this extra money has been used to buy gilts.

What a crappy, crappy thing to happen to Carvers.

Viva Espana.

I make absolutely no apology for the huge number of stories about charity fund-raising that we've been featuring recently.

Well, it's a start. The Government launched its NewBuy scheme on Monday which, it hopes will boost sales of new build houses and bring in new jobs to a construction industry that desperately needs them.

A little information is a dangerous thing. And no-where is this more in evidence than in the arena of health and safety. At the risk of sounding all 'Daily Mail', there's an awful lot that gets done in the name of health and safety to ruin our fun/workplaces/chances of making a reasonably honest living.

If any day was designed to be a "duvet day", today is it.

So many initiatives sound great on paper but fall down in the execution. Partly because no-one has thought out right from the start, exactly how the schemes will work in actual, real-life practice.