Forty Days for Life like to present themselves as the ultimate defenders of the rights of the disabled, and although this is a classic piece of trolling from an organisation who delight in appropriating the language of liberation campaigns to defend their anti-choice stances – the signs they place in Bedford Square consistently use the word choice – it doesn’t mean that this isn’t worth investigating.

This week is the one year anniversary of the last full night's sleep I got. Happy anniversary, me!

Parenting is a tough job, which I'm sure won't be news to anyone reading. But unless you've actually done it, you may not have a good grasp of just how tough. It's not just the sleep, it's the whole thing; the fact that kids, especially very small kids, have needs 24/7, and you are, as their parent, on the hook for those needs, 24/7.

Sadly not - from what I hear they're still outside clinics this week, intimidating and harassing vulnerable people. But when we turned up for the first of our Sunday protests this week there was a deserted lamppost, and no sign of the anti-choicers who usually congregate around it. Where were they? We have two theories.

Hey! If you're planning to join us in Bedford Square for any or all of the Sundays we'll be there, you can let us know by filling out this little doodle poll here. We need to know how much cake to make!