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he condemned IRA bombings in that interview.

There is so much hypocrisy in that article it's difficult to know where to start.

The IFS actually said this about the increase in education budget funded by the rise in corporation tax, (there may be an article elsewhere regarding this I didn't find it): Labour have promised significant increases in education spending. If the additional £8.4 billion, of which £4.8 billion...

he did. On Sky. But because he condemned both them and loyalist paramilitaries it doesn't seem to count.

that's the thing though. Labour may not fulfil their election pledges, but the tories are currently actively working against at least 75% of what they are stating in their manifesto, particularly in the areas of health, education and security.

I read a similar blog yesterday relating to Brexit, with source material from both left and right leaning economists. It was pretty worrying to be honest, and suggested that neither of the main parties has a grip on it.

that's expressing a view, that's different to holding a view.

how can you stop someone holding a view? Stopping them expressing that view is a different issue but you can't monitor what people think.

You're assuming he knows what a Home Secretary is.

Complaints I've heard from other supporters - not enough done by the club to don't engage with the fans, no communication, if they need F&B money they can always go and hire somewhere themselves. Surely this is a small start in addressing all of the above?

complaining about what specifically? Not on facebook.

exactly the sort of thing we should be doing. Great idea.

is that a father Ted quote!

for some reason the right aren't so bothered about this fella meeting Irish republicans

that's all everyone keeps throwing about, it's a spurious story, (I think it's been twisted by the right wing media) but if you can't get past it then that's fair enough. I'm interested in the here and now. The current terrorist threat are being appeased and employed by the current government...

they could try aiming at the truth with some balanced coverage for once.

Served his constituency for 30 years and was untarnished by the expenses scandal. A man who really understands his civic duty. Perhaps he should have took backhanders to lobby on behalf oil companies and foreign energy providers like some of our other 'patriotic' MPs?

the loss of 20,000 police and the lifting of control orders to allow known Islamists to go and fight in Libya and Syria and then return to the UK may have contributed.