Money laundering – Leeds's Singing Organ-Grinder

The Singing Organ-Grinder’s tweets for October

More rubbish.

Organ-grinder in courtyard - Bruno Schulz illustration to his story Księga, The Book, 1937.

July tweets from London’s Singing Organ-Grinder

Organ-grinding tweets for March 2018

The latest barrel organ news from Hackney, London.

Section of London-Harwich in 1675, crossing the River Lea at Bow.

Artur Mas: ¡Estamos a punto de llegar a Itaca!

Someone’s been eating my porridge, growled daddy bear, before sinking in the surf.

Atlantic waves, <a href='http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gentle_waves_come_in_at_a_sandy_beach.JPG'>CC by Johntex</a>. Hand of the prodigal son-shines-out-me-arse, legitimate satirical use from <a href='http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/apuntala/victoria/apelando/cambio/compromisos/concretos/elpepuesp/20101126elpepunac_35/Tes'>TEJEDERAS@El País</a>.

Solving the crisis in Spain’s public finances, part LXXII: It’s time to ban socks

The Spanish government is determined to retain the 500€ note as a crucial weapon in the fight to reduce tax evasion and money laundering. Getting rid of socks would achieve that same goal effectively without inconvenience to honest citizens and would also provide a stealth-protectionist boost to the economy.