The importance of a valid passport: 'A glimpse of what the UK leaving the EU might be like'

For many of us, the computer age began in 1985. Besides being the year of Back to the Future, it was when Alan (now Lord) Sugar, barely beyond an apprenticeship himself, began selling the Amstrad word processor: £399 bought a keyboard, monitor with blinking green dot, dot-matrix printer, and a couple of funny little plastic discs, which conferred near-magical powers on any inexpert typist or prospective writer.

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