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Ok mate, mind the crack habit

Indeed, and United (annual revenues of £1bn) are a bit more realistic about how difficult it will be to fund it.

Yeah, keep up the doodling, pipe dreams are good

Sad sad news, definitely the most down to earth one in the Roses. R.I.P.

Not a fan of any of those, Germany's retro one is about the best of the bunch. I have no idea why adidas doesn't use the trefoil on the shirts.

It was introduced in 2006: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-facilitated-return-scheme-frs/facilitated-return-scheme-frs-accessible--2 It's been therefore policy for part of the final term of the previous Labour government and all of the subsequent Conservative ones.

He's a barrister, great. It still does not mean he's got any particularly relevant skills to be the prime minister. He's surprisingly terrible in debate even for a barrister.

Fair chance the scheme was put in place by the previous government to be fair. You can tell by the vague reporting by Sky.

Even the centrist hacks can see the game is up...

He clearly is. I've been saying the same thing from a long time before he was prime minister. We've had many relaunches, pledges, missions etc all trying to articulate something. The problem is that Starmer and the other droids surrounding him don't know what that something in aside from saying...

He's just a completely empty vessel, he's somehow less sincere than somebody like Boris Johnson.

Come on man that's ridiculous

Where have you got that £13.5bn figure from out of interest? and by migrants do you mean illegal immigrants only or all migrants?

JDS has definitely improved but it's also in the context of an obvious regression from Bidwell

Fair play to Scotland, pleased for them tbh

Lovely ball from JDS to help set up Wales second goal tonight

The irony of an ad hominem attack in your first paragraph. May I remind you of the treatment Labour had in the 2019 election campaign? The LOTO accused of being a Russian spy. Lots of references to commies (and therefore Stalin) or even socialism which wasn't even what Labour was offering.

Tony Sheridan

Delaying things because of inflationary pressures doesn't make the inflation go away either!

It was left to the market and the market has done what markets eventually always do. The maximum possible control of the energy supply should be the number one priority for government.