A decond class dicket to dottingham

I've got one of those colds that feels like someone has inflated a lifejacket inside your head. I managed to disguise it during a business lunch today - plus the fact that I'm off my head on paracetamol.
Anyway, before you choke on the fumes of burning martyr, here is a flavour of what's in tomorrow's Daily Post....
The splash is about the first hunting prosecution in Wales which has ended in a great big row over what's seen as soft sentences - the pro-hunt lobby are unsurprisingly chuffed.
Best inside page leads? - we've great quotes from a Welsh teachers' leader bemoaning the dumbing down of education (with some priceless examples from the history syllabus which seems to treat students of any age like nine-year-olds). The Prince of Wales is also under fire - for breaches of etiquette. An expert in how to do things proper says Charlie-boy points too much, and we've got the photos to prove it.
Features: 50 years since the decision was taken to drown Tryweryn, Flashback looks at the National Eisteddfod through the years and David Banks joins the debate over the childless donkey derby - a story we broke last Friday which had huge coverage in the nationals a day later.
That's all for now, and if you don't understand the headline on this blog entry then you are clearly under the age of 35 and don't remember this line from a splendid advert for Tunes (they help you breath more easily).