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I imagine Robins is just taking the opportunity of having a game given that the Championship clubs continued playing while we haven't had a game in months. Ideally we won't get absolutely annihilated but even if we do not sure it really matters.

Or maybe not. Can't imagine why Arron Banks would be taking legal action to block its publication. I mean he's always denied any links to Russia so surely he has nothing to worry about.

Think you need to separate the use of the technique from this particular incident. If the guy is guilty of an offence then of course he should be dealt with but that doesn't mean you can't question how it was handled. The fact that the police will have access to the body cam footage and have...

Nobody wants her back here but those in charge can't just decide to ignore the law when it doesn't suit, where does that path end? The law doesn't allow for making someone stateless so this was always going to rest of proving she has Bangladeshi citizenship and that was always going to be a...

Not sure if this will work off my phone.

Interesting response from Statford Council's Active Communities Team. Seems they're not happy with Wasps community involvement statement. They query the loss of facilities and what will be replacing them and if existing users have been consulted with regard to suitable provision being made for...

Could be interesting. Not the sort of player you come up against every week in the Championship. At 38 and playing at the highest level he's ever played at I can't see him starting regularly.

If you don't identify as anything does that mean you can never be arrested?

21st and being safe before the final day would be good enough for me. The unanswered question is how we kick on from here without someone sinking in millions every season. Think the stadium issue is often used as a red herring here, even in the unlikely event SISU built a stadium and gifted it...

You'll struggle to get any reliable deaths data for India from before covid-19 let alone now. They routinely fail to register over a quarter of deaths at all and only about a fifth of registered deaths have a cause listed and those that aren't listed are often inaccurate.

I'm interested to know what you would view as sufficient proof any incident has a racial aspect? Are you expecting the officer in question to pop on his Klan uniform before kneeling on someones neck?

No play today, umpires have called it. Forecast is better tomorrow, 2 days to get 19 wickets.

Good to see WMCA and CCC talk to each other to make sure they aren't both working on the same thing!!!

Very rough figures and obviously it could take months / years to have the data properly analysed but it looks like around 10% of excess deaths are under 65. Are you suggesting deaths of anyone over the age of 65 are acceptable? Life expectancy in the UK is over 80 years so drawing a line at 65...

Which is why you need the opposition to highlight it and give a viable alternative. This idea that Starmer can hold off until everything is over and there's an enquiry is a joke. Already see Conservative voting friends, who are far from politically engaged, calling him Mr Hindsight.

Is this what you're thinking of? Suspect that's another project where a politician, in this case WM Mayor Andy Street, makes a big announcement only for it never to be heard of again.

Also talk of a train station to service the uni. https://coventryobserver.co.uk/news/revealed-new-station-plan-for-coventry-outskirts-new-homes-and-warwick-university-in-time-for-hs2/ Lets face it pretty much any site is going to have issues, there's nowhere in the city you could magically...

Would love to be optimistic but just having Johnson get up and say everything will be back to usual by Xmas while the experts are saying the opposite doesn't give me reason to. We're just hearing soundbites from the government, there not showing any actual plan as to how they will achieve...

Astonishingly this isn't fake As well as Botham its being reported their will be peerages for four former Labour MPs, Frank Field & Gisela Stuart (who both supported Brexit) and Ian Austin & John Woodcock (who both told Labour supporters not to vote for Corbyn).

Whitty pretty much implied that today. Said "when children go back to school we may have to put in other measures to make up for that".