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EU governance is an unworkable compromise with no way the electorate can make the politicians change course, that's a huge part of the reason why I wanted out. Did anybody ever offer an alternative to the treaties of Maastrict, Amsterdam, Nice or Lisbon? No they were foisted upon the country and...

Well clearly CCFC add value but only if they commit to the stadium for the length of the sponsorship deal will the deal be the best it can be. So there is scope for negotiation, which might involve pegging rent for a long term with a cut of the sponsorship money. However Tim keeps saying we're...

It does actually, excellent article.

This morning on Radio 5 there was a Nevadan guy saying in all seriousness that "Hillary is a Satanist its on the internet". (it is BTW, Nicky Campbell checked).

Its very much more difficult these days than it ever was, when I entered the property market houses were about 3 times average salary and rent for a half decent property was under 25% of income. Now an entry level house (in this part of the world) is 5-6 times income of someone earning 25K and...

Too much baggage going with the stuff I approve of. Labour under these people will break the economy and fritter money away. I can't see myself ever voting Labour again. I want stability and steady improvements not revolutionary change. Tuition fees, that is another policy disaster, not...

Don't think its all that ancient, it appears to have been built in 1938. http://forum.historiccoventry.co.uk/main/forum-posts.php?id=38901&s=0&show_cats=admin

He is living in South of France.. may have ripped off 300 mugs. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/ex-coventry-city-midfielders-investment-12134602

You surely cannot believe what you've just said! 7 out of 10 labour held constituencies voted leave. The problem isn't immigrants as such it is poor and declining prospects for unskilled people born in this country. You can't brush something like that away by telling people what they should...

Nobody believes they will, if the courts rule against May she will have to proceed as they've interpreted the law.

That war was a long time ago, it was about the supremacy of Parliament over the Monarch over not over a direct vote of the people. In those days there wasn't even a universal vote, women certainly didn't count. Things change, you have to have a system in accord with the times.

I think its always a good idea to stick in as long as possible, a winning team is a happy team.

If you are looking for a misdirector you want to analyse Nick and Grendels techniques.

As I understand it only if the Supreme Court accept the Government argument. Also as I understand it the MPs will nod it through in quick time if the Courts rule against it. The issue certainly highlights the need for the law to be crystal clear about what freedom of action the Government have...

I won the argument, just waiting for May to deliver. Will you vote for Labour next election, are you happy with their policies?

You'll get a chance at the next election to vote Corbyn/McDonnell/Abbott and proper fuck up the country.

Are you sitting in your control centre looking for opportunities to snipe at people who don't agree with you?

He is gradually beginning to realise he backed the wrong horse and they'll be seen off, eventually.

I'm not arguing, its you who are struggling with the concept of democracy.

Sad if all that area is developed. turn that part of city into urban wasteland, there were wheat fields there when I was a kid. The industrial/retail ribbon is already creeping round the A45 in both directions from Toll Bar end towards Binley and the Airport. But the politicians in this City...