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Started his internship in 1975 and qualified as a surgeon in 1979 so 4 years. Then practiced until 1993 (18 years). He didn't give it all up to become an MP. He became an MP in 1992 after being Supreme Deputy of Lithuania for 2 years, while still working. He wrote the Lithuanian constitution...

Moving into my new place tomorrow. I've gone for BT. Paying £30 a month for Infinity, BT TV and BT Sport. Includes a recorder as well to replace my Sky Plus box. Probably going to add Now TV. If you buy the cards that's £5 a month for the Sky channels.

The key is how it compares to others. More people think Cameron is (was) doing his job badly, 70% don't trust Osbourne financially. When you compare the two doesn't look such a bad result for Corbyn.

It's £15 for a standing ticket at Nuneaton so I'm not sure we can really say this is a huge rip off.

This is great on his wiki :D

If you apply that logic then neither can the conservatives, they have an even smaller slice of the pie than labour.

That's terrible, who thought that was a good idea. Check out this effort from our opponents in Austria

None, as I've said before. But equally I don't think Eagle or Smith would. Don't think May will either. The interesting thing would be, as Sturgeon has intimated she is open to, Labour and the SNP worked together.

MP murdered in the street and political activity carries on as usual. Few tweets to Eagle and all member political activity is banned.

The 1 point lead is when the polls are adjusted to reflect the low voter turn out in recent elections. When you put the turnout back up interestingly the Labour lead is 5 points. The key for Corbyn will be to mobilise those who weren't voting. He, or whoever is leading Labour at the time...

Details wouldn't need to be leaked. The NEC are the members representatives and as such are easily contactable and therefore make their contact details known. There's a very different version of events starting to emerge as well. For example Owen Jones, who she referred to sending bulling texts...

Agree with this. We seem to be taking a route where, if the result isn't the one you want it can just be ignored.

And that's why so many people, particularly of the younger generation, have little interest in politics. I have always voted, in the last general election I nearly didn't as there was nobody I believed to be worth voting for.

Not sure I'd agree with that. The bigger problem is the modern personality politics overshadowing policy. Which of his policies do you think would be hugely unpopular? Just as well we've got rid of Cameron then. Wouldn't want someone in charge who spends time around people like that.

Someone had better let Mowbray know as he's talking about several new signings and some loans coming in.

Pretty much sums it up.