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Found this by accident while researching something completely different:

Can't blame them for trying it on especially as they've only had pushovers like Tony Blair and David Cameron to deal with in the past.

When I first saw the title I thought it was drama about a cruise ship or even a post-brexit Britain. Might have been better if it had been.

For those with less time and patience the differences between the book and the TV series are summarised here: BBC drama SS-GB has a dramatically different ending to the original Len Deighton novel

Support for Brexit 'soars' as Theresa May triggers Article 50 Support for Brexit has soared as Theresa May triggered Article 50, kick-starting Britain’s exit from the European Union. While the support was split 52 per cent - 48 per cent in favour of leaving in the referendum, support for going...

Fortunately that won't be a problem in this case since there are only six games left, (and we will win them all).

I hate it when instead of telling you what they want or what they're selling they launch into a spiel about something totally abstract. Yesterday it was "We've been discussing energy conservation with your neighbours". Yeah, right!

When I turned up early for a match at Highfield Road thinking that all the terraces in front of the main stand were the same and being turfed out of the section I was in by the stewards.

But it's the council who decides who gets them is it not?

52 of the apartments are reserved for council tenants are they not?

I already got stung by The Man in the High Castle which has a very similar premise, don't intend to make the same mistake again.

Since the council owns 25% of Earlsdon Park they are hardly going to take notice of any objections.

Waded through the first episode last night and thought it was idiotic, convoluted conspiracy nonsense like most TV series these days.

It should never have been built in the first place, that land is reserved for "community activities" not residential properties. It was a sports ground even before the technical college was built. The council ignoring its own planning regulations again.

A few times a year. We have evening rugby games too and as far as I know no one has complained.

We already have late night firework displays at the Butts so I fail to see how evening games would be a problem.

Five, according to the BBC.