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He only relays what CCHQ instruct him to do.

I reckon Taylor will make it to the semis somehow. Van Gerwen is a beast - I remember when he was one dart from back to back 9 darters.

The same Daily Mail that the day before talked about online abuse suffered by Tory MP's... and less than 24 hours later...

Expect a full scale meltdown on the front of the Daily Mail and/or Daily Express.

I made my feelings clear on this before, but I am glad the city won. I was also pleased to see the football club finally involved in promoting the bid recently. I just hope that the vermin rugby club don't start taking credit for it, or try and wangle popularity off the back of it.

Just left it on after the cup draw.... definitely a better watch!

Nigella Lawson - in fact the only thing missing from her cookery show is a cut scene of her massaging soap suds into her breasts whilst washing up her crockery.

Do you think that if someone said we'd pay €50 billion in a divorce settlement to leave before the referendum that the outcome would have been different?

You would at least hope they would. Social media is frightening I think as a parent, just like you have referenced. If at would at least make some parents not allow their children on until a later age, then that's less kids being exposed to stuff that is way beyond them at their young age.

I think that places like Facebook/Snapchat/Instagram should perhaps look at some kind of 'guarantee' for usage (maybe credit card details of an adult) then perhaps parents that sign up their 9 year olds would think twice - after all they wouldn't give a 9 year old their bank card.

There are 10 million more people in the UK since 1979 - coincidence?

She didn't exactly get the mandate from the voting public either.

Any pay rises for public sector?

I was listening on the radio talking about football stats like pass completion, they were saying the next stage was to weight the quality of the passes/tackles/runs etc. John Stones has the highest pass success rate in the PL - but quantify that against someone like Alexis Sanchez who doesn't...

If you were Corbyn what would you do? Surely the first part of representing the electorate is that you have to honour the decision that they have made. I voted to remain but you have to accept the will of people no matter how much you agree with or disagree. I could never support another...

Again, we will have to respectfully disagree on that point. Corbyn will always have the baggage of his past, but his notion for what he wants to see changed in society comes for me is the right direction we need to head in. He may not see it through all the way to the end, but I feel we are at...

Corbyn's direction has set the tone for the way the Labour party is going (certainly for the foreseeable future). It is no longer a watered down version of what the Tories have to offer. Now it may not appeal to some people, but you at least have a clear choice when you go to the ballot box...

It's probably the hardest place to be, if the party take a stance on remain then they may gain some voters, but they will lose any trust in the electorate by essentially disregarding what they voted for. Like chiefdave said, better to sit back with your cards close to your chest and watch the...

It was a chance lost I agree, if the party hadn't spent 2 years fighting within itself then it may have been a different result. There are some excellent MP's that are not part of the shadow cabinet, but there are also some career MP's that are not interested in serving their electorate, and...

That was a sweet moment.