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But if they're in an area which is receiving quite generous support from the EU why do you think they consider they're not benefitting? Just curious as to what you think the reason is.

But areas that do benefit, for example Cornwall voted leave. Why do you think that was?

This is the last ever series and I think they've called it right. Definitely ran it's course. Don't think this series has started very strongly compared to the others.

it's worked in Glasgow, but as I say, not overnight, and we are not in the same sort of crisis they were: How Scotland reduced knife deaths among young people

everyone, I think. We can't keep seeing kids slain in the street. I've mentioned before on another thread how they made it a public health issue rather than a crime issue in Glasgow and have reduced knife crime massively. They've introduced the same initiatives in London, (though they took years...

Fucking idiots. If that was my lad he'd be getting a thick ear. However, I've always said, you get a bunch of kids off any estate in the UK and put them on the apprentice and they'd wipe the floor with the morons they have on there, they just need to get their priorities right and be pointed in...

without a doubt, that's the ridiculous situation we're in now.

Thing is, and it's not in the same league as the family f the lad that's died, but he's caused his own family a world of grief. Remember when Neville Staples grandson died and there was a huge anti knife message that day at the Godiva, but unfortunately it was a crowd of mainly middle aged...

what the fuck?! Why is this prick not being charged, this is despicable.

Fucking hell Otis!

That must have been terrible for your family mate. Was sickened to read about it at the time.

He didn't have anything like that. Luckily as much ad him and his mates can be a bit daft I don't think he or they would carry a knife. He told me he was going to after he got mugged but it was just the shock and anger talking. Been a parent is always a worry but these incidents ramp it up a bit.

I follow a guy on Twitter called Paul Hannaford, ex gang member and drug addict who goes round the country speaking about the perils of being in a gang, (I know there are others doing it as well), but it's a talk all kids should get at least once. As he says, if he can stop one kids following in...

I was referring to the proposed withdrawal agreement, I keep, incorrectly, referring, to it as the deal (as do many others), but, yeah, it isn't the deal. That will come after the withdrawal agreement but I don't see it getting through parliament and I hope it wont.

bit more detail, 'postcode row' apparently, really depressing, this isn't London. Coventry teenager stabbed to death 'was killed over postcode row'

I definitely haven't lost my sense of humour, and your comments came across as a factually incorrect snidey little dig. But if I got the wrong end of the stick then apologies.

That was incredible, the amount of factually incorrect statements the man came out with during his time as Brexit secretary is unbelievable.

the deal on the table is appalling. Hopefully it will not get through parliament and I fully expect that to be the case. When you have remainers saying they'd rather have no deal and leavers saying they'd rather remain than have Mays deal that tells you all you need to know.

I've said it consistently as have others, there shouldn't be a second referendum, some people agree some don't. Bizarre to say you can't say it on this thread.

Boy, 16, stabbed to death: what we know so far terrible news, I can't imagine what the family must be going through. As the father of a 16 year old this terrifies me.