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He's probably right. If Mays agreement doesn't get accepted it's unlikely there's time to get another one sorted. We're probably going to need to squeeze a Tory leadership contest in as well.

Used to go there quite a bit ages ago and used to prefer it to the Royal Bengal, (the late bar was a big factor), but really rate the Royal Bengal now.

Not the best example of his stuff but there's a fair bit on YouTube. He's got some good stuff on austerity.

this fella is always worth a listen: edit: at work so may posted wrong link in rush but he says a lot about Brexit, for and against. Also very anti neo liberalist, which lets face it, is what we're going to end up with either way, whether the global neo liberalists of the EU or the more right...

I listen to them on my phone through Spotify, the True Geordie ones are on Youtube.

it's a documentary. Made by Peter Jukes but Daniels brother Alistair who has campaigned for justice for his brother features heavily in it as do other members of the Morgan family. There are some episodes, (in the 2nd series), which veer away from the story and talk about other instances of...

Didn't realise Salt had a Michelin star, I'd like to try it out. There are several decent restaurants in Stratford now, (it used to be quite poor for them considering it's fairly affluent and has a lot of tourists). I like Tailors in Warwick as well.

yeah, very good rep, not far from me but never been either as I don't really do Italian.

Just started getting into podcasts. I'd recommend - Caliphate - (New York times journalists investigation into ISIS and specifically a Canadian muslim who'd returned from it). untold story of the Daniel Morgan murder - about the murder of a private detective in London in the 80s which...

if you don't mind going slightly out of town the Cross in Kenilworth.

as I asked in an earlier post, what makes you think that will change post Brexit? I only see things getting worse.

I've no doubt the economy would get a boost if Brexit was cancelled, however, the problems such a scenario would cause would be far more than just economic.

I can't see Derby recalling him unless he's needed for the first team squad. Have they suffered an injury to a wide player or has one been linked with a move? Can't see them taking him out of a first team environment to play under 23s.

that sounds absolutely fucking disgusting!

See Peter Clark scored at the weekend. Really like d the look of him in his short time here, losing him after his sending off, (I think against Cardiff), when he returned to Everton and the full back from Birmingham, (Grainger?), really hurt us if I remember correctly, (which I probably don't!)

I read somewhere that the carbon footprint of a western child, (and I can't remember the exact figure), but it was something like 9 times that of a child in the poorest African countries so yes the western population explosion has slowed but we're still the biggest culprits when it comes to...

true, but I'm not saying it will necessarily affect everyone, but could affect certain individuals.

A bit of both could be right but the whole process has been directionless since the referendum.

and that was because he was pandering to the right of his party, and the civil war has continued since.

No the reason for this is the same reason we had the referendum in the first place, an on-going civil war in the tory party. Again, look at quotes from the main protagonists pre and post referendum, there was never any consensus as to what Brexit meant.