Comment on The Belmont Club, "Homogenized, sterilized and pasteurized"

Once again Yes Minister has proven to be way ahead of all of us. Clearly Sir Humphrey would be very disappointed in the leadership at the CRU. He would probably pack them all off to the War Graves Commission or Vehicle Licensing Centre Swansea.

From the episode "The Skeleton in the Closet," which aired November 25th, 1982.

This file contains the complete set of available papers except for:

(a)    a small number of secret documents

(b)    a few documents which are part of

        still active files

(c)    some correspondence lost in the floods

        of 1967

(d)    some records which went astray in the

        move to London

(e)    other records which went astray when the

        War Office was incorporated into the

        Ministry of Defence

(f)    the normal withdrawal of papers whose

        publication could give grounds for an

        action for libel or breach of confidence

        or cause embarrassment to friendly governments.