We were urged by the nice Mr Humphries of the Today Programme to send him photos of last night's moon as it was due to be at its highest point in the sky and it its brightest for 18 years. The first image taken through hazy cloud will probably not win the two weeks holiday in Paxton promised by Mr H but the second image indicative of either a flying saucer or other space craft descending towards the Merse is an an entirely different category. No,' doubting of Dunwich' it is not blurred-notice how sharp the old Elm Tree is in the foreground. This is Kosher and instead of going to Radio 4 it is now hot foot to the Fishwick Special Branch-Alien Spacecraft Section. (HT2 having no internet connection the image has been printed out, placed in a forked stick and entrusted to DHL. ) As we speak, as it were, search parties are scouring the area for little green men.  ¶ 7:02 PM