Weston Super Saint

Should have asked their kids. 'The kids know'.

'Pointing out folly' has ALWAYS been way more effective and productive than campaigning to rejoin.

Is this your first time interacting with politicians?

Certainly seems odd that a tyre, made in Russia / USSR, for use on Russian / Soviet military vehicles would have any English writing on it. More likely it is a tractor tyre made for the Indian market....

The BBC has 'refused to comment on why it hasn't covered the raid on Margaret Mone's home'. Apparently this was a CCTV picture from a news Editor's meeting.

Against Boris, anything under 90% is a failure.

Probaly embarrased that their own officers were charged with letting people into number 10 and didn't 'notice' the parties were going on / didn't bother to do anything about them...

He's not running the country but he sure as shit should be polling way higher than Boris. Most incompetent PM since Teresa May and Starmer looks like a mouse in the headlights.

Hmmmm. George Foreman v Muhammad Ali (48 years ago), was probably a little bit bigger. Not sure a documentary will be commissioned following Taylor v Serrano

Could be worse. Could require two teams from the North West to play a semi-final at Wembley and have around a 400 mile round trip for both sets of supporters. Anybody got the xG figures to hand for both teams?

Lol. We'll keep this one safe until the next round of fines are announced

His bank manager

Why would that annoy someone who doesn't read the Sun and thinks everyone who does is beneath contempt?

The Grand old Duke of York..... Isn't??? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-61247885

You seem to be suggesting Boris has no morals. I wonder if there is anyone left in the country that isn't already aware of that?

I guess the phrase 'you get what you pay for' is the most relevant one right now.... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-61229753

*you're

To be fair, Chew Magna and Midsomer are still stuck in the 19th century. The Wurzels songs are basically written about the area and not a lot has changed in 100+ years.

There's a Russian cycling team (Russian owned), that has numerous other nationalities riding for them as well as countless staff, coaches etc the majorit of whom are not Russian. I understand why the 'team' has had its racing licence removed given that it is funded by Russian money, but that leaves ALL of the staff and riders without a job. Since the racing licence has been rescinded by the UCI, the contracts state that there is no responsibility to pay the staff. That doesn't seem particularly fair to the people in the team and probably could have been avoided if the UCI had left the licence in place but just banned the team from competing....

So you understand the ramifications of sending NATO troops, but what are the gains? What does NATO get out of sending troops to defend Ukraine - or Finland if Putin heads that way (unless they do decide to join NATO and commit to the spending requirements).

Are you suggesting NATO soldiers should be sent?

Thank you.

That BOTH sides are commiting war crimes, however, condemnation only seems to be heaped on ONE side. Some people are very 'understanding' as to why the Ukrainian soldiers would want to kill their prisoners of war.

Nah, I was just answering fecetious with facetious. My original point was about war crimes. Maybe you think that only one side can commit them because they're the baddies, right?

On what basis?