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I was saying what you have posted, now including a second set of links, doesn't show the imminent creation of an EU army. They either reference an individuals opinion or a voluntary defence force. So not an EU army then.

FFS, this club is cursed. First Andreu and now Jones. Obviously one player doesn't make the team but saying that how many goals have we scored that he either hasn't scored or had an assist on? Think now it will be a case of getting through to January and then trying to bring someone in. That...

Thats a report on a document drawn up by the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe. Even the Express admit "The document, which has no official weight and is likely to be rejected by member states" Its about Mogherini and what she wants not what the EU has as policy. Even then its not...

There is no method, that is why they are negotiating. We know something of the EU's stance as they have published their position paper. We have not done the same from out side. If and when a methodology is agreed then that will be what is used. They aren't spending all this time negotiating to...

Not really the same is it as your finance would have a defined end and terms. That doesn't exist for leaving the EU. We can of course just walk away from our obligations. That's been looked into and it is believed it would stand up legally. Of course we then wouldn't get any of the money due to...

Lets face it the prison system is rehabilitating virtually no one. Its also not acting as much of a punishment / deterrent. Maybe time for a rethink, what are the alternatives?

Geoff Foster, Clive Eakin, Martin Winch.

What foreign aid are we paying via the EIB? I don't really see the problem with agreeing the methodology. Its not a simple calculation so surely agreeing the methodology first is sensible. If that can't be agreed what is the point in moving on to other things?

If you log back in to the website can you go to your order and print it from there?

Edit: was quoting Manne Gerell, criminology researcher at Malmö University.

The called up capital is under £2bn isn't it? The rest is subscribed but uncalled. The likelihood of that all being called is remote and there would be a negotiation to be had that we aren't liable for any further calls on that. Not sure what Barnier has to do with it, he's not part of the EIB...

We don't collect as it stays in the EIB. When we leave we will get a payment of over £10bn to cover our share.

Was in Sweden a couple of weeks back and didn't see or hear of any problems. Is there any data on the number of attacks by migrants that show the increase? Google only seems to bring up the usual suspects (breitbart, infowars, mail, express)

The current EU funding cycle goes past 2019 and we have already agreed to that so will of course be liable to meet our agreed commitments. As I've said before it would have made more sense to have the exit in sync with the end of a funding cycle.

I'm assuming there isn't otherwise you wouldn't have asked the question. So I suppose that leaves the EU with the option to just push the UK out of the EIB, as being a member of the EU is a condition of membership, without repaying our £10bn share or our share of future loan repayments. The...

Think there will be words being had by the Aussie bowlers about the state of the pitch. Think its a drop in pitch which they will also be doing elsewhere so fingers crossed they're all like that.

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Decent recovery. Aussie bowlers aren’t going to be happy with the pitch that’s been prepared. No play after lunch, rain.

That’s not the start we wanted.

Didn't realise Wisden monthly had relaunched this week. Will have to pick up a copy.