I once listened to this song about 50 times in a row, without a break. It's that good.
Gosh, that is very good. I'd quite forgotten it.
I reckon pop song writing is (ahem) a bit like thriller writing. People sneer at it (especially if it is popular) because it appears cheap and ubiquitous - sold in supermarkets like detergent. In reality, it is very difficult and few can do it well, hence the huge rewards if you get it right - as the Bee Gees clearly did.
Here's another forsaken classic. In my mind the greatest song about male lovesickness and romantic rejection ever written
Also Darth Vader hoovering. And the wanking thing. And the rediscovered mother. And this, possibly the greatest sketch of all time in any form, the Working Classes via Hitchcock
Unconfirmed report that 1000's of PVs gone missing in the SW of England (as has mine and my daughters boyfriens) councils asking for people to report it to eliminate the possibility of fraud. Whilst mine is in yeovil major concern is Plymouth. As I said unconfirmed source seeking confirmation. They need to know to check if the vote has been used in the event of a challenge to the result and was not submitted by the person entitled, but difficult to do as you would have to forge a signature, more likely a problem in the postal distribution system.
Awww Peter Sallis. Aside from Wallace he was also good in the original Ice Warriors story in Doctor Who with Patrick Troughton. I remember he best in Last of the Summer Wine, the show itself was awful but I used to watch it when I was a lad with my grandparents. Cocoa and Cleggy.
Some here will be pleased to learn he once played Samuel Pepys - though I can think of only one of us who might be old enough to have seen it...
I just know that, for your 200th post, you will produce a balanced, insightful synopsis of the campaign so far which will be quoted for years to come by politicos and punters alike and, indeed, might be a source text for the 2018 Politics AS Level syllabus.
I await your Magnus Opus. Just 5 more of your warm up posts.
I think at the moment independence isn't seen as a priority right now so they are focusing on the SNP record and there are things to complain about and so she is struggling a bit. Much easier when you don't have a record to defend.
SNP high command must be worried about their ex Labour voters. Which does imply that things are developing not necessarily to their advantage in the West Central Belt (although they're still going to win most of it).
I see the actor Mark Ruffalo, not even a Brit, has endorsed Corbyn
Because @jeremycorbyn offers people an alternative to the Corporate status quo, which never ends well for them, I humbly endorse Corbyn.
I really like him as an actor, but that is such a twatty way of putting an endorsement, and there are no shortage of examples. 'Humbly' endorse, my arse. And no, celebs going 'anyone who votes for Corbyn is a fool' would not be much better, but at least is less twatty.
Mark Ruffalo is quite the conspiracy theorist, if memory serves. 9/11 truther and so on. The wording of his endorsement makes me worry he doesn't so much support Corbyn as think he's the only leader not working for the illuminati.
Great actor though, no denying. The thinking man's Tom Cruise.
Sturgeon got a bit of a turning over. She looked angry at the end and walked off the stage before the credits had finished. Her plummeting popularity was very clear to see in this audience.
Nick Robinson is a fantastic chair. Sharp and forensic. But he was also polite rather than aggressive. Would be a good long-term replacement for Dimbleby.
I once listened to this song about 50 times in a row, without a break. It's that good.
Gosh, that is very good. I'd quite forgotten it.
I reckon pop song writing is (ahem) a bit like thriller writing. People sneer at it (especially if it is popular) because it appears cheap and ubiquitous - sold in supermarkets like detergent. In reality, it is very difficult and few can do it well, hence the huge rewards if you get it right - as the Bee Gees clearly did.
Here's another forsaken classic. In my mind the greatest song about male lovesickness and romantic rejection ever written
Also Darth Vader hoovering. And the wanking thing. And the rediscovered mother. And this, possibly the greatest sketch of all time in any form, the Working Classes via Hitchcock
Funniest show ever. Not sure why it is overlooked.
Indeed, I'm nearly 40 and swear I've never seen any of this before tonight. Very funny though.
When the history of 1990s and early C21st comedy is written, I genuinely hope a chapter is dedicated to the wonderful, yet never a household-name, Kevin Eldon.
Subject to the outcome proving me silly I think that ultimately this election has always been the Brexit election. That the campaign has barely mentioned it is irrelevant. A materially signifant proportion of the electorate decided on day 1 that the route to Brexit lay through voting Conservative and giving May a sufficient majority and and no point have they wavered from that point of view. Whatever the ups (and largely downs) of the campaign they have not changed their mind on this fundamental point. This also explains why, despite the theoretical turmoil in the polls, the Tory vote has remained almost rock solid throughout. May has "thrown away" a 20+ lead and yet this is almost all churn amongst the anti-Tory vote. That Corbyn is unelectable, indeed scary, for the Tory remain vote is what has sealed the deal. It is only the "non voters" that might save him and if they, er, don't vote...
Unconfirmed report that 1000's of PVs gone missing in the SW of England (as has mine and my daughters boyfriens) councils asking for people to report it to eliminate the possibility of fraud. Whilst mine is in yeovil major concern is Plymouth. As I said unconfirmed source seeking confirmation. They need to know to check if the vote has been used in the event of a challenge to the result and was not submitted by the person entitled, but difficult to do as you would have to forge a signature, more likely a problem in the postal distribution system.
All this talk of Buckley and Powell makes me nostalgic for Brian Walden and Weekend world - we criticise pols for being shadows of former years' but nobody today even the sainted A Neill can do the job that Walden used to - as for politicians Powell and Foot sparring over opinion polls and the EC makes me embarrassed for our current crop
It also had a fine theme tune - Nantucket Sleighride by Mountain. (Although the Nantucket Sleighride itself is rather unsavoury - refers to when you harpooned a whale and your vessel was dragged by it...urgh!)
Sorry to interrupt, anyone know where the politics forum has gone?
People are taking a break in order to have the partisan energy to go into the last days of the GE- like politicians being up for 2 days straight, you need to prepare for a marathon session like that.
Me, I'm listening to some Simon and Garfunkel - very relaxing.
Quite true and a refreshing change from posting from a party viewpoint, it does though show the generational divide. Where are the early twenty something's that grew up on busted or the 75+'who haven't moved on since nat king cole?
By the way, here is more Enoch & Buckley. No talk of immigration here, just a beautiful deconstruction of the prices and incomes policy, the perils of socialism and the moral conundrum of standing for parliament when you don't agree with the party line
What I love about this is there is *no* embellishing: it's just one hour of very serious conversation, with a proper interviewer asking penetrating questions.
Nothing else.
In modern times, the interviewer would only be interested in forcing a gaffe, embarrassing the subject, or outing them as a bigot. The politician would want to avoid the questions, and get their soundbites across.
Depressing.
If you like Buckley, I recommend best of enemies on Netflix. Good fun seeing him spar with Gore Vidal.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Have you never heard of an attack before? Some level of 'the authorities' often have some level of knowledge of the perpetrators. That, in itself, is not evidence of some major failure, though of course that can emerge to be the case later and you should lead with the specifics not just they 'knew' as that can mean almost anything. But there are thousands of people to watch.
I've heard Corbyn speak, and he can be pretty good, although often his content is blander and more cliche than I'd have expected- why do people turn up in their thousands and thousands to hear it? I'd rather catch the clips of a speech from someone I supported than watch it live, unless it was truly groundbreaking, and most of his stuff has been said a thousand times.
They thronged to B&B's Bearded Lady, too. Just the current freak show. Gotta be able to say you saw it.
Sorry to interrupt, anyone know where the politics forum has gone?
People are taking a break in order to have the partisan energy to go into the last days of the GE- like politicians being up for 2 days straight, you need to prepare for a marathon session like that.
Me, I'm listening to some Simon and Garfunkel - very relaxing.
Quite true and a refreshing change from posting from a party viewpoint, it does though show the generational divide. Where are the early twenty something's that grew up on busted or the 75+'who haven't moved on since nat king cole?
McFly >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Busted
Girls Aloud and the Sugababes >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Little Mix
Unconfirmed report that 1000's of PVs gone missing in the SW of England (as has mine and my daughters boyfriens) councils asking for people to report it to eliminate the possibility of fraud. Whilst mine is in yeovil major concern is Plymouth. As I said unconfirmed source seeking confirmation. They need to know to check if the vote has been used in the event of a challenge to the result and was not submitted by the person entitled, but difficult to do as you would have to forge a signature, more likely a problem in the postal distribution system.
worrying
Sounds like a problem in the sorting office. Probably feeding their boiler rather than take out to Tory areas of they are anything like ones I've seen
Has anyone come across decent analysis+background of the qatar situ?
My goto - the (usually excellent) international crisis group reports - don't cover it.
It's an Iran/Saudi proxy thing, right?
Here's an analysis piece from a UAE broadsheet: seems that the rest of the GCC is fed up with Qatar supporting Muslim Brotherhoodand other Islamist terrorists in Iran and Syria.
I was at a wedding reception on saturday and the band were amazingly good, played classic rock all night. The lead guitarist and the double bassist were both seventeen (the drummer was one of their fathers) and they both played their instruments perfectly and sang really well. All we could all think is; you young, talented, bastards.
Has anyone come across decent analysis+background of the qatar situ?
My goto - the (usually excellent) international crisis group reports - don't cover it.
It's an Iran/Saudi proxy thing, right?
Both Qatar and Saudi are riding a tiger, and sooner or later the Islamists will become insurgent in their own countries. They think that they can control them, but they are going to be proven wrong.
It is very odd that the USA has a major base and 10 thousand personnel in a country that is accused of sponsoring terror in another country where they also have bases.
All this talk of Buckley and Powell makes me nostalgic for Brian Walden and Weekend world - we criticise pols for being shadows of former years' but nobody today even the sainted A Neill can do the job that Walden used to - as for politicians Powell and Foot sparring over opinion polls and the EC makes me embarrassed for our current crop
It also had a fine theme tune - Nantucket Sleighride by Mountain. (Although the Nantucket Sleighride itself is rather unsavoury - refers to when you harpooned a whale and your vessel was dragged by it...urgh!)
I once listened to this song about 50 times in a row, without a break. It's that good.
Gosh, that is very good. I'd quite forgotten it.
I reckon pop song writing is (ahem) a bit like thriller writing. People sneer at it (especially if it is popular) because it appears cheap and ubiquitous - sold in supermarkets like detergent. In reality, it is very difficult and few can do it well, hence the huge rewards if you get it right - as the Bee Gees clearly did.
Here's another forsaken classic. In my mind the greatest song about male lovesickness and romantic rejection ever written
Also Darth Vader hoovering. And the wanking thing. And the rediscovered mother. And this, possibly the greatest sketch of all time in any form, the Working Classes via Hitchcock
Funniest show ever. Not sure why it is overlooked.
Indeed, I'm nearly 40 and swear I've never seen any of this before tonight. Very funny though.
Check out the whole show, especially series 1. Absolute fucking genius. Bettered neither before nor since. Superb actors, superb writers. A total moment.
I once listened to this song about 50 times in a row, without a break. It's that good.
Gosh, that is very good. I'd quite forgotten it.
I reckon pop song writing is (ahem) a bit like thriller writing. People sneer at it (especially if it is popular) because it appears cheap and ubiquitous - sold in supermarkets like detergent. In reality, it is very difficult and few can do it well, hence the huge rewards if you get it right - as the Bee Gees clearly did.
Here's another forsaken classic. In my mind the greatest song about male lovesickness and romantic rejection ever written
Also Darth Vader hoovering. And the wanking thing. And the rediscovered mother. And this, possibly the greatest sketch of all time in any form, the Working Classes via Hitchcock
Funniest show ever. Not sure why it is overlooked.
Indeed, I'm nearly 40 and swear I've never seen any of this before tonight. Very funny though.
When the history of 1990s and early C21st comedy is written, I genuinely hope a chapter is dedicated to the wonderful, yet never a household-name, Kevin Eldon.
Agreed. Been a fan since he was in 'Fist of Fun'. Kevin Eldon's book 'My Prefect [sic] Cousin' is also criminally underrated.
Abbott worries me. Because on the one hand I think 'I can relax, surely people will not elect a party putting up such patently unsuited people for one of the Great Offices of State', but then I get a momentary panic 'Well, she's gotten this far, and still has plenty of support, she wasn't sacked long ago and people like the Leader - what if?' (not changing my prediction though - Con maj 40)
Today is the first time I have seen Sturgeon tested. She pretty much pulled through and is the Number 1 political operator around today.
I think this QT audience format, when well and insightfully chaired as it was tonight, is pretty good format. I know everyone likes to see head-to-head debating, but his works better IMO.
Talking of singers with good voices, I don't know if anyone has heard of Jewel? Saw her at the Royal Albert Hall (I think) about ten years ago. "Pieces of You" was her first (and best, in my opinion) album.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
All this talk of Buckley and Powell makes me nostalgic for Brian Walden and Weekend world - we criticise pols for being shadows of former years' but nobody today even the sainted A Neill can do the job that Walden used to - as for politicians Powell and Foot sparring over opinion polls and the EC makes me embarrassed for our current crop
It also had a fine theme tune - Nantucket Sleighride by Mountain. (Although the Nantucket Sleighride itself is rather unsavoury - refers to when you harpooned a whale and your vessel was dragged by it...urgh!)
The theme tune is what got me hooked on it when I was a kid!
Unconfirmed report that 1000's of PVs gone missing in the SW of England (as has mine and my daughters boyfriens) councils asking for people to report it to eliminate the possibility of fraud. Whilst mine is in yeovil major concern is Plymouth. As I said unconfirmed source seeking confirmation. They need to know to check if the vote has been used in the event of a challenge to the result and was not submitted by the person entitled, but difficult to do as you would have to forge a signature, more likely a problem in the postal distribution system.
worrying
Sounds like a problem in the sorting office. Probably feeding their boiler rather than take out to Tory areas of they are anything like ones I've seen
Well I'm an easily recognizably lib dem with some history, the boyfriend is probably Tory so although the thought of conspiracy is tempting I doubt it. 2015 arrived two days before election, no chance of return, referendum no problem, 2017 nothing yet. The moral is appoint a reliable proxy, all my own fault for not and relying on RM and Correos.
Awww Peter Sallis. Aside from Wallace he was also good in the original Ice Warriors story in Doctor Who with Patrick Troughton. I remember he best in Last of the Summer Wine, the show itself was awful but I used to watch it when I was a lad with my grandparents. Cocoa and Cleggy.
Some here will be pleased to learn he once played Samuel Pepys - though I can think of only one of us who might be old enough to have seen it...
This morning my daughter saw a picture of James II and asked if it was Samuel Pepys... 5 year olds these days...
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
So 3 terrorism attack is not the Tories fault.
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
I once listened to this song about 50 times in a row, without a break. It's that good.
Gosh, that is very good. I'd quite forgotten it.
I reckon pop song writing is (ahem) a bit like thriller writing. People sneer at it (especially if it is popular) because it appears cheap and ubiquitous - sold in supermarkets like detergent. In reality, it is very difficult and few can do it well, hence the huge rewards if you get it right - as the Bee Gees clearly did.
Here's another forsaken classic. In my mind the greatest song about male lovesickness and romantic rejection ever written
Also Darth Vader hoovering. And the wanking thing. And the rediscovered mother. And this, possibly the greatest sketch of all time in any form, the Working Classes via Hitchcock
Funniest show ever. Not sure why it is overlooked.
Indeed, I'm nearly 40 and swear I've never seen any of this before tonight. Very funny though.
Check out the whole show, especially series 1. Absolute fucking genius. Bettered neither before nor since. Superb actors, superb writers. A total moment.
Thanks, will find series 1 and watch from there. First aired in 1998 apparently, I was at uni then so must have been too pissed to watch it. Written by Graham Linehan, so unlikely to be shit.
Sorry to interrupt, anyone know where the politics forum has gone?
People are taking a break in order to have the partisan energy to go into the last days of the GE- like politicians being up for 2 days straight, you need to prepare for a marathon session like that.
Me, I'm listening to some Simon and Garfunkel - very relaxing.
Quite true and a refreshing change from posting from a party viewpoint, it does though show the generational divide. Where are the early twenty something's that grew up on busted or the 75+'who haven't moved on since nat king cole?
Car crash even for Abbott. I wonder if her confidence is like totally shot? Clearly behind the scenes they didn't want her out there. Then it looks like they wheeled her out probably because they questioned why she wasn't out there.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
So 3 terrorism attack is not the Tories fault.
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
Still banging on about this? Getting much traction?
Car crash even for Abbott. I wonder if her confidence is like totally shot? Clearly behind the scenes they didn't want her out there. Then it looks like they wheeled her out probably because they questioned why she wasn't out there.
Abbott's always patronising attitude when answering questions reveals she does not lack for confidence, i think.
Tory majority still holding at 1.27 on Betfair. This has to be free money surely, or is Diane's latest car crash going to send more students to the polling booths in their desperation to see her running our security services before next weekend?
They are great questions and I'm glad kids are being taught/can choose to be taught this stuff. Certainly better than my miserable AS level geography about oxbox lakes.....
They have, pretty much. Except in Maths, politics and DT.
And Wales. No1 son is working his nuts off at the moment. Will be deeply unhappy if uni's pay no notice at all in his applications in the autumn.
people bangingonabout police cuts wat about the NHS? suppose to beon its knees cannot cope in melt downbut it coped fantastically with Manchesternadd London with no quarralling about resources
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
So 3 terrorism attack is not the Tories fault.
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
Less than 72 hours to go of this .... what a shame.
Sorry to interrupt, anyone know where the politics forum has gone?
People are taking a break in order to have the partisan energy to go into the last days of the GE- like politicians being up for 2 days straight, you need to prepare for a marathon session like that.
Me, I'm listening to some Simon and Garfunkel - very relaxing.
Quite true and a refreshing change from posting from a party viewpoint, it does though show the generational divide. Where are the early twenty something's that grew up on busted or the 75+'who haven't moved on since nat king cole?
Well Steps are my guilty pleasure!
At 63 I like boy bands but only for their music, circus circus is brilliant but if I had to choose dark side of the moon dire straights and the who would win
By the way, here is more Enoch & Buckley. No talk of immigration here, just a beautiful deconstruction of the prices and incomes policy, the perils of socialism and the moral conundrum of standing for parliament when you don't agree with the party line
What I love about this is there is *no* embellishing: it's just one hour of very serious conversation, with a proper interviewer asking penetrating questions.
Nothing else.
In modern times, the interviewer would only be interested in forcing a gaffe, embarrassing the subject, or outing them as a bigot. The politician would want to avoid the questions, and get their soundbites across.
Depressing.
Its not just politicians.
I remember seeing a film of AJP Taylor doing a TV programme in the 1960s on the origins of the First World War.
The programme was an hour long and he spoke, without notes, from start to finish, for within about 15 seconds of the hour and the way in which he drew himself towards his conclusions you would have thought he had the whole thing timed to the second. Just remarkable.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
So 3 terrorism attack is not the Tories fault.
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
Still banging on about this? Getting much traction?
Party before country. Party before country. Party before country.
Corbyn today visited Durham NW, Middlesbrough South, Blyth Valley and Gateshead.
Given the type of his previous visits, it likely means Durham NW, Blyth Valley and Gateshead are considered safe enough and Middlesbrough South already lost.
On Saturday he went Lincoln, Sherwood and Broxtowe. On Sunday he was supposed to go to Stroud.
He doesn't visit the seats on the real defense list, the 5-15% Labour majorities.
It is very odd that the USA has a major base and 10 thousand personnel in a country that is accused of sponsoring terror in another country where they also have bases.
It's not that odd, it is common to many of the Gulf states as they have precarious internal politics, for a whole host of reasons, and so they try to play both sides to maintain the status quo. The better question is how can we get them to unequivocally choose a relatively friendly, democratic, and liberal side without the state imploding. If you know the answer to that tell Boris.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
Indeed. If only Diane Abbott had been Home Secretary and Mr Corbyn our PM, the attack would not have happened. One would have felt so much safer. Vote Labour.
So 3 terrorism attack is not the Tories fault.
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
Still banging on about this? Getting much traction?
Party before country. Party before country. Party before country.
Stop banging on about party politics then. Astroturfing isn't clever.
Car crash even for Abbott. I wonder if her confidence is like totally shot? Clearly behind the scenes they didn't want her out there. Then it looks like they wheeled her out probably because they questioned why she wasn't out there.
Abbott's always patronising attitude when answering questions reveals she does not lack for confidence, i think.
Normally I would agree but this was really bad. I have seen her slip up in an interview before but this was a complete mess. If your colleagues don't want you out there doing interviews it could knock your confidence even if you tell yourself you can do this.
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Very funny though.
Serious questions how someone with extremist views were allowed to conduct these attacks.
I await your Magnus Opus. Just 5 more of your warm up posts.
My goto - the (usually excellent) international crisis group reports - don't cover it.
It's an Iran/Saudi proxy thing, right?
Great actor though, no denying. The thinking man's Tom Cruise.
Sturgeon got a bit of a turning over. She looked angry at the end and walked off the stage before the credits had finished. Her plummeting popularity was very clear to see in this audience.
Nick Robinson is a fantastic chair. Sharp and forensic. But he was also polite rather than aggressive. Would be a good long-term replacement for Dimbleby.
If you're looking to earn extra money, why not go on Taskrabbit, or sign up with Uber?
https://twitter.com/tnewtondunn/status/871834517132259333
Annie Lennox (when with the Eurythmics) and Stevie Nicks (when in her pomp) are particular favorite female voices I really enjoy listening to.
All good choices, but - Aretha.
That is all.
Sandy Denny
+1 for Sandy Denny.
Danny Devito has also endorsed Corbyn.
Of all the celebrities who have declared their political affiliations, none is more annoying that Susan Sarandon.
http://m.plymouthherald.co.uk/council-sure-missing-postal-votes/story-11457547-detail/story.html
Imagine the Tory nationalists if this was done under labour government.
3 attacks under mays was not enough eyes and ears all to fund tax cuts for the rich
Horrible to watch.
Girls Aloud and the Sugababes >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Little Mix
Very simple question, how would have ID cards stopped the events of Saturday night.
http://www.thenational.ae/world/middle-east/how-current-qatar-gcc-crisis-has-roots-in-dohas-decisions-after-arab-spring
All we could all think is; you young, talented, bastards.
It is very odd that the USA has a major base and 10 thousand personnel in a country that is accused of sponsoring terror in another country where they also have bases.
I think this QT audience format, when well and insightfully chaired as it was tonight, is pretty good format. I know everyone likes to see head-to-head debating, but his works better IMO.
+1 for Sandy Denny.
++!
Who Knows Where The Time Goes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2xODjbfYw8
Sandy Denny wrote this when she was 19.
19.
Going to Cropredy this year (about my 5th or so); it's Fairport's 50th anniversary this year!
Right old folkie I am.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-1-62TcN70
Police cuts and watered down powers for resources is not the Tories fault.
Another individual on here who cares more about their party than their country. Disgusting
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/05/qatar-cold-shady-relationships-wont-make-islamist-extremists/
Answer the question.
https://www.betfair.com/exchange/politics/event/28051210/market?marketId=1.119040708
Sky had caption of - Abbott,PM should be embarrassed.
LOL.
BUT if you do want to require everyone to show ID all of the time, you need to make it available. I don't so I don't, if you see what I mean.
Still refuses to answer the question
I don't think anyone likes them anyway!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04v8677
Go on piers third time lucky...nope Tories never take responsibility, it's all someone elses fault.
Time for bed said Zebedee
I remember the first time I heard it, getting drunk on Gin and talking politics.
Frank is also a brilliant, as well.
I remember seeing a film of AJP Taylor doing a TV programme in the 1960s on the origins of the First World War.
The programme was an hour long and he spoke, without notes, from start to finish, for within about 15 seconds of the hour and the way in which he drew himself towards his conclusions you would have thought he had the whole thing timed to the second. Just remarkable.
Given the type of his previous visits, it likely means Durham NW, Blyth Valley and Gateshead are considered safe enough and Middlesbrough South already lost.
On Saturday he went Lincoln, Sherwood and Broxtowe. On Sunday he was supposed to go to Stroud.
He doesn't visit the seats on the real defense list, the 5-15% Labour majorities.