in Duncan Campbell's diary.
Didn't know you still wrote a regular monthly column in Inside Time.
Good for you; from this and the Times last week I can see you're keeping your word about prison reform.
Never read anything about Archer doing this.

Final note on the World Cup (in this part of the forest, at least) comes from Jonathan King in Inside Time, the monthly national newspaper for prisoners.

"I spent two major cup contests inside, the World Cup in 2002 and the European one in 2004, and prison can be a brilliant place for football contests," he writes in his column. "You know the scene - the enormous explosion of banging and crashing and shouting when England score (or anyone kicks a really great goal). It really is a fantastic experience. I pity the poor souls who have never known the noise and shared joy of a good World Cup inside."

And perhaps there was somewhere where Zidane's extra-time contribution was greeted with awe rather than condemnation.