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East european. Thought to be a revenge attack for his mother breaking up with his father. http://www.ladbible.com/news/news-victims-dad-arrested-after-acid-attack-on-three-year-old-boy-20180724

Pictures of celebrities' children being described as 'adorable' by the mainstream media. They are if you're a paedophile, to the rest of us they're just nausiating little spoiled brats.

No it wasn't. Uniquely, the French public was allowed a referendum on whether to allow Britain (and three other countries which had strong trade links with Britain) to join the then EEC. It was carried with a two-thirds majority.

Is there a way to remove any reference to something called "Love Island" from my internet browser? I don't know what it is and I don't care what it is, I'm just sick of seeing it mentioned all the time.

Which rules out the theory that Charlie's flat was used as the base of operations by a gang of assassins.

From the very same source... Here Are the Billionaires Backing Hillary Clinton

Who? Jesse Eisenberg? Jeff Bezos? Bill Gates? George Soros? Warren Buffet? All rabid Democrat Party supporters.

Nothing to do with the EU but this is when they usually rush through some controversial piece of legislation and hope it goes unnoticed by the media.

As far as I can tell no one from the British intelligence community has made any public pronouncement on the matter with the exception of "national security adviser" (whatever that is?) and career diplomat Mark Sedwill who received a sudden and unexpected promotion to head of the civil service...

As far as I know the British police have never said Russia had anything to do with the Novichok poisonings and neither have Porton Down or the OPCW. If you can show me a quote from the police saying they think Russia did it I'll happily stand corrected.

I'm not claiming any of this is accurate, it's The Sun after all: Who was Dawn Sturgess, what has the Salisbury Novichok victim's family said about her drug addiction and how many children does she have? A family friend said mum Caroline Sturgess had claimed her daughter was not being given...

I don't have one. As far as I know Charlie has never said he found the bottle in a park, he has only ever said he picked it up. He hasn't said where or when or why. The rest is pure press speculation. According to one theory in the Telegraph which I linked above it was left behind in his flat...

They've stated though that "protecting the single-market" is more important to them than protecting their exports to the UK.

And that stops her from hearing the news or discussing it with her boyfriend does it?

So you would think she would have mentioned to Charlie "Don't go picking up any suspicious looking containers left lying around in the local park"?

A bush in a park seven miles from where they live and at the centre of a massively-publicised search for a deadly nerve agent!

According to the Daily Telegraph a team of five or six highly trained assassins broke into Charlie's flat while it was still being built and used it as a base to monitor the Skripal's movements (seven miles away). When they left they removed all traces of having been in the flat except for the...

Call me odd but shouldn't the very first thing the police ask Charley Rowley be: "What was a bottle of Novichok doing in your house?"

I was never a believer in socialism but in some ways I now long for a return of those days and so I understand also do a large proportion of the British (and Dutch) population.

Is his claim about the relationship between the BBC's Mark Urban and Skripal’s MI6 handler correct or not? Did Mark Urban say Yulia Skripal "was being monitored by the Russian government and under surveillance" or did he say the Russians “may have been” tapping her phone?