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Good for the Ghurkhas!
If I may go ‘off topic’ for a moment, I would like to say how pleased I am at the MPs recent vote which hopefully will result in Ghurkha veterans being allowed to live in this country.
Maybe it will cost a bit. However if we can chuck billions at bankers who have almost brought the worlds financial system crashing down, surely we can spare a bit for some respected soldiers who have put their lives on the line for this country?
And good for Joanna Lumley for all the work she has done for this cause.
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