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Trespass is a civil offence, so the police couldn't get involved unless it became a breach of the peace or Wasps got a court order which was then ignored. The other issue that it has to be the LAND OWNER who brings the civil suit of trespass. Now who owns the freehold of the Ricoh? City Council...

The headline underlines the reason why it is maths with an s - the exact parallel is with statistics, which is ALWAYS and without fail abbreviated to stats, because they are both obligate plurals. It's mathematics (or rather archaicly "THE mathematics" - a group of subjects including arithmetic...

For those of us dealing with the other "hard up" departments it has been a little galling to witness the amount of cash spent on WMG, but a lot of that was down to his entrepreneurial spirit. Be interesting to see if they are able to maintain the momentum without him at the helm.

Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharya has died today aged 78. Many of you will have heard his name as a giant in the manufacturing sector, having founded the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at Warwick Uni in the 80s. WMG has been a major factor in the success of the university but also the...

But not AT ALL obvious!

I don't have any, never wanted any, never will. As far as tats on other people are concerned, they can do what they want, but I think the big ones that are visible when they are dressed are ugly. I think small appropriate ones can look good, but I would never date a woman who had extensive body...

Apparently, if you are born to a Bangladeshi citizen (as her mother is, i think), you automatically have the right to Bangladeshi citizenship, no matter where you are born. That may be why this has happened. Javid may be a Tory but he's not a complete idiot - he wouldn't have done this without...

Well hurrah! "Home Office in growing a pair shock" I guess they know of another country she has the right to be a citizen of!

Certainly an improvement on her, I'd say!

Without tats, agree. With tats, nope! Yuck!

To be fair, I think the majority of the discussion on this thread HAS been about "where this girl is now", and her lack of remorse which came out of the Times interview. Also saying yesterday that the Ariana Grande attack in Manchester was "justified" hasn't endeared her. I think the degree of...

Dirty, as in ....? LOL

TGP, I'm afraid Begum is a British citizen (not Bangladeshi, or any dual national), so her son is British. Apparently her family in London are willing to look after him. Fine - let HIM back, and his terrorist-in-waiting mother can stay where she is! Mind you, they did a GREAT job bring HER up...

Subway. The stench of whatever they smear on their products permeates every high street and makes my stomach turn. Have never been in one. Never will!!!

The decisions she has taken make her an enemy of the state. Ok the child may be an innocent but it was of her making. Her family are asking the government to bring her back. Where the FUCK were they when she was being radicalised at 15?

Come on Stu, you know how lenient our judicial system is. Chances are she'd get a hot-shot lawyer to keep her out of prison. But if she does end up inside, it will NOT help her "de-radicalization"! The two guys who carried out the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris were banged up for something minor...