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from my own experiences the stewarding has improved greatly since the start of the season where I sit. I did complain and it seems it was listened to so credit where it's due.

I suppose it's possible she could come under pressure from within her party to resign, to be fair, I am amazed she's still PM, she's resilient if nothing else.

The tories select a new leader I think.

i hadn't realised until I watched that show, you could see the civil servants getting really pissed off with him as they tried to prepare him for public engagements.

is he the one who said fossils were planted by satan? Good to know we've bribed these people to prop up the government.

For all the many faults they all have there was one thing I didn't realise about Boris, (that I don't think can be levelled at the others), until I watched th BBC Foreign office documentary, and that is that he is bone idle.

no way the motion was ever going to be carried, Corbyn knew it as well. Do not be surprised if when they meet tonight he agrees to back Mays deal if she amends it to remain in the CU. Weird couple of days in politics though, tonight many MPs gave their backing to the government after yesterday...

if you think that unionised companies operate in anything like the same way they did in the 70s you're round the twist. This is nothing to do with unions and all to do with unscrupulous speculators like Branson and his ilk plundering the public purse.

We've already nationalised the losses of the rail franchises because it's the British public that covers them. If they make profit then that goes to the private investor and we don't see a penny.. We've also got utilities companies going into debt to pay dividends to private share holders. Time...

Last time I stayed in Cornwall and drove to Plymouth it took two bastard hours to go 40 miles down a succession of dirt tracks!

Really? There's some amount of shite posted on this forum but that's right up there with the best of it.

I think a lot of labour MPs will back that, (Corbyn said he would but we'll see), and there's a chance the deal would go through, it won't be popular with leave voters though.

it's like the public bank idea, medias were all over it making out it was some sort of extreme socialist economic policy but several countries use them including Germany. Certainly makes more sense to me than PFI but it makes public debt visible on the balance sheet.

And justify it with but rugby's different.

You can still go!

"The centrists don't want to be reached out to". Unfortunately I think you're correct, though they'd probably say the same about the left of the party.

What's the bet?

Fairly sure he claims to be a practising Christian. He should practice a bit harder. Maybe Sky blue Pete can give him some lessons when he sobers up.

I think what Labour needs is someone to reach out to both factions and unite them with a manifesto pitched between the centrists and where the party is now, (I personally liken JC but he's not going to do it). The Tories have the same problem and finding that unifying figure isn't easy. Sadly...

May is the women who when home Secretary told police chiefs they were being drama queens when they said cuts to police numbers would lead to terror attacks and an increase in crime. This is the women responsible for the Windrush scandal and who threw one of her most loyal supporters, Amber Rudd...