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Homeless levels are at an all time high due to the cruel welfare system and 8 years of unnecessary austerity. It has also been fuelled by the disgraceful way in which ex-service men and women have been treated by the government that sent them off to unnecessary wars in the first place.

Agreed, but the demographic impacts more severely on Labour, especially from a geographical context.

To be honest if I was given the choice of Labour implementing their manifesto but having to leave the EU, or staying in the EU but it not being able to implemented. I would probably choose the first option. But can they get the remainers to move to this point? Or do they try and convince the...

But the make up of those 2 groups on the separate points is not the same. The 'Hardline Brexiteers' that are voting down Theresa's deal are not then committing to stopping a no-deal.. that's exactly what they want. Different groups with different motives, but is the overlap enough to get...

I don't think anyone knows how to get out of this, as the 2 extremes are cancel Brexit or leave with no deal whatsoever, both which in their own ways will cause turmoil.

To be fair - it’s nice to see them be quite reserved and humble at the end... no arrogance and plenty of handshakes.

For the 2nd leg the City 11 should pick their positions out of a hat.. Ederson up top Sterling, Silva and Sane centre backs. Aguero in goal.

For every illegal migrant there will probably be a refugee or asylum seeker. In fact if we put together the money given to both of them for 5 years it will still be less than a clever accountant can write off in an afternoon for a tax evading millionaire or corporation. The fact that there were...

I’d love to see an MP survive on £5 a day expenses.

I would think so - would lose all of it’s credibility.

According to the Universal Credit system a family of 4 can live on £9 for six weeks.

This - and it's the difference between them holding those seats in an election. In some places where the remain vote is high they could afford to lose some remain voters as they have large majorities. But lose the leave voters in the afore mentioned areas and they are shafted.

And as something Astute mentioned previously, a lot of these MP's are career politicians who in some cases were simply 'airdropped' into a safe seat to get on the ladder. They are amazingly out of touch with the membership and the own constituents. MP's were entitled to vote as they saw fit...

I think Brexit is a really bad idea, but I think it's a worse idea to simply ignore what the electorate said in 2016. The reason I think it will cause so much division is because the 'face' of the People's Vote/Second Referendum is a bunch of London-centric career politicians who are worried...

It’s just a fucking mess now. I can’t believe she is able to manipulate parliament in such a way. Once this is over, there needs to be a serious overhaul of parliament and its procedures.

How many times does she plan on running a vote until she gets the outcome she likes? There is no lack of irony in it that's for sure.

Having seen it 3 times I genuinely don’t know if I’ve seen all the endings or not?

No it’s a stand-alone episode. And yes literally that, every so often you have to choose the next step.

Just watched Bandersnatch - well actually twice to get a handle of all the different endings....

Am looking at a sound bar for our TV as the speakers are crap. Any advice on what is good? Also connection wise am I better with cabled or is bluetooth good enough?