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The breadbasket of Europe/the world. I find the like of India et Al‘s stance quite telling. They want to have their cake and eat it. They may be ‘neutral’ but their inaction / reluctance to apply sanctions is telling. Oil (Short-term) and grain is needed to continue their development. The...

Well done Palmer.

So then, what do you think the outcome is going to be? Getting a grip is exactly what needs to happens before that tosspot Putin kills more people. I don’t think it will spread much, but sitting on our hands never works. It has taken many years to get to this point, however it needs to be...

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By Laura Gozzi BBC News Russian soldiers are dying in greater numbers in Ukraine this month than at any time since the first week of the invasion, according to Ukrainian data. The Ukrainian data shows 824 Russian soldiers dying per day in February. The figures were highlighted by the UK's...

Didn’t waste time in putting the ball in the net….why do we concede these early goals?

Second that. It’s what we do next to defend ourselves. My one year savings bond is looking a bit dodgy.

I was like that. I used to enjoy the 2.5 mile walk to/ from the stadium though.

Lesson learned?

Good riddance.

Hhhhhh The number training seems high. Here’s hoping the planes cover things until then. Also that the Russian canon fodder is stopped from advancing. Does anyone think this is difficult to call given that Putin is likely to go soon? Maybe even the next big cold spell?

Someone’s take on what‘s next. Suggestion that Crimea is the goal. Nothing new there…but the method of defeating Russia is something I did not really think about.

Brave reporter. Volume Up

Nepotism

Oh dear. Is she on steroids for illness?

Well, we had Storey, Dhinsa and Evans. No doubt that at least one had good intentions at the time and he was probably more homest than the other two.

Yes, in the early 90's, every region in Ukraine voted for independence. Even Donbas (High number of ethnic Russians) voted for independence. Ref Crimea, the USSR was only too pleased to hand it over to Ukraine because they had no resource/ idea or inclination to try and fix the problems there...