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Jo Swinson wasn't even an MP when the referendum was held so that seems a stretch

https://inews.co.uk/opinion/dominic-cummings-covid-select-committee-evidence-liars-story-told-liar-1020749?ito=twitter_share_article-top He was the decisive factor in Brexit. The architect of the bus, take back control slogan, use of Facebook ads etc

That's not even remotely true. He remains a dangerous man who, as he admits himself, should have been nowhere near power. He is the architect of Brexit so if you trash him you are admitting Brexit was built by a maverick. It all demonstrates what we've known all along that we are led by donkeys...

Exactly. I think the club have missed a trick by not revealing the members shirt about a month ago. As it stands they'll be revealing new home and away kits at a time when many are awaiting their members shirts. Why buy any more shirts when you're receiving your free one?

I was at that match and have already put them straight in a WM club in the North East whilst watching Sunderland lose a play off final on the big screen back in the 90s/00s. 1998 I think. Happy days. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::cool::cool: PUSB

Maybe people like Labour ideas but not Labour people. Maybe people won't vote for everyone having free stuff (Labour) but will vote for some people / places having free stuff (Tories)

44 years (pedant alert)

"Classic British cars made in Coventry" Bbc 4 at 9pm. I didn't watch it but have a TV guide within reach and I am so bored I will even do a good deed for a stranger

This is the alleged target

It seems there is some debate about that inflatable. It looks like an Arab sheikh stereotype to me. "At the Hyde Park march, a giant inflatable puppet dressed like an Arab with horns and a hooked nose led to some confusion. Some interpreted it as an antisemitic reference to Jews, but others...

Conducting a fire drill in a Secondary school is pretty totalitarian, if you define it so literally, but there's no other way.

This reminds me of an RE lesson I used to do with Year 7 - Belief, Fact or Opinion? 10 statements to sort. Tricky to define the difference between a belief and an opinion but it used to really kick off over the statement: 'Murder is wrong'. Loads of kids had it down as a fact. I reserved my...

There is room for a psychological study on why people are so angry with Labour when they haven't been in power for 11 years. Most of the media coverage tonight has been about Labour, when really the focus should be on the Tory victories. Very odd. It reminds me of the day City beat Liverpool 4 -...

Interesting take. I have never once had that conversation with my husband of 36 years. Clearly the secret of our success.

As a boomer myself I take your point but I think it's a vocal minority. The latter (silent generation?), born 1930 - 1945, are more likely culprits IMO, but boomers get the blame. Those who remember the war would not want to repeat it.

During the referendum campaign some on the Leave side were at pains to remind us that Europe and the EU were not the same thing, and, furthermore we could look forward to good relations with other sovereign nations. Now, it appears when any of those sovereign nations in Europe do something we...

On the other hand I've never seen 'Friends" and I'm a gal. I've not seen any of the other US series suggested on this thread either though. Don't really see the appeal of US tv. Sorry

Unforgotten was good. Six Feet Under set the bar for best finale after 5 series.

I thought it was very smart. Option 1 If you remember the scene in the cell when the dodgy lawyer was choked to death you will recall Buckells was there cr@pping himself. It was a warning what would happen if he ratted so he took the fall for the top man. The real H will be revealed in next...

I find it interesting that many contemplate selling Godden but not Dabo. For me they are in the same place - superb in L1, injury plagued but glimpses of quality in the Championship. I like them both but ... Neither are untouchable IMO