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    Block capitals, underlined and five exclamation marks, sorry six exclamation marks. I think that perhaps somebody is upset.

    Might it be that children have had so much 'stolen' from them over the ages that this charity was brought into being in the first place?
    Can the doll now be lost to a deserving child?
    If these items were stolen for resale, to feed a drug habit say, does it mean that they are bound for undeserving people?

    Is the pricing of a second-hand doll at £25 set to bring in a better class of shopper?

    "As cold as charity." They used to say when an icy blast blew no good to anybody.

    I wish the child well with her 'new' Christmas present and may the having and holding of such a pretend infant teach her the true worth of caring and Christmas.

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