She says flatulence could become an aviation security problem.

I have  got wind of Kenyan MP Lilian Gogo calling for a law forcing airlines to carry medication to control flatulence.

She says apart from the sheer unpleasantness of have a passenger break win one’s vicinity, it could pose a security threat if fellow travelers responded violently.

No doubt Gogo will be flushed with success if her efforts succeed.

However, there has been no official reaction from IATA or officials  in Kenya and other destinations.

In Britain, at least, we know the authorities are at full stretch investigating the theft of a one-million- pound golden toilet from Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of the country’s wartime premier Winston Churchill

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