CB Fry

Correct. Also worth remembering the culture of the current administration and political discourse. Even six weeks ago folk like Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance - senior civil servants, unelected, bureaucrats, technical, non-partisan - would be described by many as "the swamp" . Ignoring, belittling, dismissing and mocking their advice, their roles and them as people would be celebrated and a badge of honour. Who voted for these *****s? Let's not pretend there was an environment where difficult/uncomfortable advice would be welcomed or acted on. Unlike a country led by, say, a qualified, experienced scientist.

The cretin doesn't need to worry about policies anymore because he will never again be in a position to present any ever again. And what a relief for the poor and disadvantaged who might now get government that helps them rather than a bunch of cranks obsessing about Israel utterly incapable of inspiring the public to vote for them. All those wasted years. Would be hilarious if it wasn't so despicable. Any sign of that groundswell of popular opinion yet?

If a prominent politician comes out of intensive care and your first thought is "how can I turn this into a meme about my hero" then yeah, that feels like a cult to me. Also, those aren't "policies" in his first bit. Just a list of vague "nice" things the messiah will bring upon us all if only we believed in him. You know, like a cult.

What "groundswell of popular opinion" is there about that? Absolutely delusional.

Well the worst election result since the 1930s and consistently polling with by some distance worst approval rating of any senior British politician since the dawn of time certainly show where your boy is in regard to popular opinion. The most disliked UK politician in my lifetime. But The Canary think he's brilliant so he must be.

Thanks. This must be answer to both questions because he scored the only goal in a 1-0 win so I'd call that decisive.

I'm sure Squawkbox, Dorset Eye or Kerry Anne Mendoza will have an explanation for that that will fit your world view like a fu cking glove. Keep clear of that mainstream meeeja though, won't you.

Have the Equality and Human Rights Commission published their final report and reached that conclusion, then? I hadn't realised. Be an absolute sweety and post the link up, will you?

Well the WHO don't agree. Personally I don't think the British public are remotely capable of dealing with advice to wear face masks right now. Imagine the effing stampede in supermarkets to get them, and far too many people will put one and walk around like they've now got an invulnerababilty cloak. Right now it would jeopardise the fragile controls on behaviour put in place. Try breaking up a group who don't want to be broken up because "we're wearing masks we're fine". Maybe during the exit period they will become ubiquitous (because supply will increase and Asda will make a fortune flogging them) but right now the best barrier are your four walls.

It can't be him as he is the answer to the question of who scored a WC finals goal that was decisive to the outcome. So there must be a player who scored a non-decisive goal since then.

(This is a question I don't know the answer to....). Just out of interest who is the last Saints player to score in a world cup finals full stop, then (ie a "non-decisive" goal in your terms).

Not when the party's own lawyers have judged the dossier to be inadmissible and counter productive. However, a cursory look at Twitter this morning shows plenty of frothing cretin-worshippers taking this development as proof that the Labour party is now run by, the, err, Jewish Board of Deputies and plenty of "you know who is behind this..." You couldn't make it up. For the many, not the jew.

They were shut at the correct time, as I said the day it was announced. Not sure that is relevant here. Thank god your beloved isn't in charge, i dread to think what an absolute fu ck up that would have been.

What a surprise, the cretin and cronies expend infinitely more energy in trawling through thousands of emails to compile a self-justifying paranoia dossier than they ever did in actually trying to cut out the cancer of anti-semitism from the followers of their cult. The party lawyers are refusing to submit their horsesh it document because they fear it will damage their own defense to the EHRC. Even when hes gone, he's still the shi ttest leader to ever be involved in front line politics. Thank God he's gone now. Thank fu cking God.

I believe there was a period when Dan Seabourne wore 0.5 on the back of his shirt, as part of the great decimalisation craze of the early 2010s.

The Germans are only following orders.

If the unthinkable does happen and Boris dies I would think the next Prime Minister would be nominated by the cabinet and then ratified by the parliamentary Conservative Party. In those extreme circumstances I guess they would want to get to a single candidate so it is quick and doesn't go anywhere near the party membership. That certainly doesn't mean it would be Raab.

Just to recap, Boris Johnson won loads of seats from his Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency. That's just outside Wigan, right?

Starmer with a landslide victory, winning in the first round. We can now put those disastrous, pointlessly wasted years behind us and move forward.

Just watched that BBC report about what our catering team are doing with Saints Foundation. Excellent stuff and exactly the kind of thing the club should be doing.

Well, I know it's been all anyone has been talking about for the last two months but everyone can relax now. Today is the day the new leader is announced.

Too easy. Correct.

On the topic of disastrous appointments, name Stuart Gray's choice of assistant manager, who managed to endear himself to absolutely no one in his short time at the club.

The legend that is Scott Marshall, seen as something of a coup at the time.

The world does not agree and quite right too. There is a reason why millions of people in Malaysia don't have any desire to watch Matlock Town or Tiverton or Stafford Rangers.