As long as the unemployment rate keeps falling through the spring, he should be home and dry in next year's election.

ECONOMIST: The not-quite-so-jobless recovery

He poured me a glass of Le Baccanti, an Apulian Primitivo, which was just dry enough to complement rather than overwhelm the dishes coming at me at the rate of roughly one per every half-eaten plate.

FORBES: Travel

If today's headlines suggesting Wales should sell its water resources to England at a market rate are anything to go by then it's going to be a long, dry and politically torrid summer too.

BBC: Highly politicised liquid assets