On the day of the preliminary hearing for Sassy's case, Uel Fudge gets a cautionary talk from the police.

In the midst of the Covid crisis, a new life is born.

In spite of the Covid calamity, Brexit issues must be dealt with.

The royal family in UK are supporting the nation but certain government Covid-19 policies are seen to be sorely lacking.

Political reaction to the pandemic varies widely from nation to nation: the blame-game has started with a vengeance in UK; Trump blames WHO and China and leaders in Europe apologise.

It is Easter Sunday and, much to the relief of the nation, Potty does not meet his Maker but improves enough to be allowed to convalesce at Chequers.

The PM's health nose-dives causing panic in the country and Swinton-Eagle household alike, whilst the pandemic wreaks havoc world-wide.

The nation is on tenterhooks as their PM is stricken and in hospital; his loyal lieutenant too is ill.

In which the Queen tries to calm the nation, the Labour leader is chosen, Scotland's chief medical officer is in trouble and Potty goes to hospital.

In which we peer into the life of Ephamaria Quick.