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There was a few Tories sharing tweets celebrating the “victory” in the IS err… I mean US.

A Christian revolution. In much the same way as Iran had an Islamic one.

I don’t think they’re religious. In gods eyes all men are equal. America seems to think some men are more equal than others.

Remember when the culture minister said that C4 the country’s most streamed TV channel needed privatising to compete with Netflix https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61914167

Depends on your GP, it’s a lottery. Mine never stopped seeing people. You just had to have a telephone or online consultation first. Personally I think it’s a good idea anyway, keeps people with a runny nose looking for a prescription for penicillin from wasting GP’s time meaning they can get on...

I recon I’m winning a motorbike the same way. Just got to work out a way of getting the money out of our savings account without her noticing.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I’ll never win the lottery jackpot (was unlikely anyway) as I have 2 members of my extended family who have won the jackpot. Both circa £6M although one was a syndicate with his best mate so they got about £3M each. For lightning to strike that close twice must...

Doctors looking likely to strike, Royal Mail workers being balloted today on strike action.

That’s what Chamberlain said about the Nazi’s.

Can’t stand the song but given it was everywhere a few years ago it’s hard to not know what it is #Heardle #123 🔊🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ https://www.heardle.app

Apparently some republican is now publicly calling for a Supreme Court ruling in 1967 that legalised mixed race marriages (you heard me right, mixed race marriages were illegal in the US until the late 60’s) to be overturned. WTF is wrong with these people.

The phoney culture war continues with the Thatcher impersonator

We won the school raffle once when I was a kid, which was great for me and my brother as it was a 14” portable colour TV and it ended up in our bedroom. Just remember our mates being jealous as this would have been late 70’s very early 80’s maybe and we literally didn’t know anyone who had 2...

Still trotting out the vaccine lie. Things must be bad if we’re back to lying about Brexit benefits

Barristers on strike today have been joined on the picket lines by RMT members to rapturous applause. Industrial action transcending traditional working and middle class professions. Like I said yesterday, it’s in the government’s interest to resolve these issues before it escalates. The working...

Same. Had hay fever all my life (and asthma) and the last two weeks have been about as bad as can remember it at any point in my life.

The very fact that they were living at home rent free is help. Especially as they wouldn’t have had other expenditures such as energy bills, council tax, water rates and food bills. Many young people don’t have that luxury as well as paying private landlord rent on top of that. They may also not...

I always paid my mum rent when I lived at home, I was earning good money, single parent home, so my mum appreciated it even though she was working full time, got all my meals, all my washing done, it was cheap living and enabled me to save for a deposit on my first house while still having a...

A competent non criminal figure in the current Tory party? That’s a big ask ;)

But Major won more votes against that background than Boris won on a wave of populism. So you must be having a dig at Boris.