numberplease, you're right about "Auld Lang Syne" (although not as many people as should, actually know the words), but what really gets up my nose is when it's pronounced Old Lang Zyne! 
How "au" can say "o" to anyone beats me, and why do they assume that a perfectly innocent "s" is a "z"?
Prime Ministers statement on closer working with the EU
Russian interference in U.K. politics
