Two and a bit years ago I posted

Estelle Morris plays our wonderful language like a violin.
She said about the Portable Antiquities Scheme -
"When we know how much money we have been allocated from the Treasury, I will do all that I can to ensure that the Scheme continues. I cannot say anything beyond those assurances. However, any change would not be for a lack of wonderment on my part for the scheme, those who run it or the museums."

If you rearrange all the letters it says "We might stop funding it at some point, but I'm wonderful"

Last week it emerged PAS was to have its funding frozen, its head office disbanded and to be subjected to a further ominous major review in the summer.

Estelle, together with the other minister who was full of wonderment for the scheme and those that run it, David Lammy (he of the "detectorists are unsung heritage heroes" remark), are now well out of it having moved on to pastures new.