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Today's the day we go a whole year unbeaten at home in a league game

Beat Blackpool

Cheers. It was obvious he would play from the moment the OS omitted him from the training footage... ;-)

Ming Campbell normally says what he thinks rather than toe the coalition line and he was also supportive of cameron's decision.

I wet myself laughing every time I watch it

Exactly, but that's what the insurance assessor(s) will deduce as part of their usual investigations into any claim.

The only way he can try and get reimbursed for any repair bill he comes up with is by making a claim through his insurers who will then contact your insurers who will then contact you, at which point you state it wasn't you that caused the damage that he is claiming for. Then sit back, relax and let justice take its course. If, for some bizarre reason the insurers conclude it was you that caused the damage this simply appeal and demand they prove it

Even though he said in a pub in Winchester that he wasn't....? ;-)

You won't lose your no claims discount if there's no proof that you damaged his car. Simply deny you caused the damage (which is the case) and the burden of proof falls on them.

Even if he has got CCTV footage the quality of such material is hardly like to show that your car damaged his if the impact was as negligible as you say. Call his bluff I say.

Lallana is on the front of tomorrow's programme too. For some reason, the OS has chosen to highlight a minor Rickie Lambert interview. Make of that what you will. As I say, it could simply be the OS playing mind games with Holloway.

One would hope the aircraft carrier agreement we signed with France wasn't reliant on greater fiscal union between the Eurozone members. We weren't part of the Eurozone when we entered into the aircraft carrier agreement, and as of today, we're in the very same position. Surely the French are above throwing their toys out of the pram and reneging on a completely separate and binding agreement? p.s. you can say "cock" without having to mask any of the letters :-)

If the club wanted to keep the interview low profile because it was based on 'old and/or inaccurate' information then highlighting it on the OS the day before the game would be a strange tactic.... That said, this could be more mind games by Adkins and Co....

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BBC Newsfeed: Sir Menzies Campbell, former leader of Mr Cameron's coalition government partners the Liberal Democrats, backs the British prime minister. He says the course of action taken by Mr Cameron would not have been necessary if other European leaders had been "more accommodating".

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2542463,00.html "Rickie Lambert is hoping to get the chance to show Blackpool what they missed out on this weekend"

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Martin O'Rourke in Roquebrun, France emails: The creation of the euro was a political move to calm French fears about a re-united Germany. Little thought was given to the financial and economic consequences. We now have an economic/financial fix to suit the Franco/German interest. It is essentially undemocratic, almost Napoleonic, in its disregard for the rights of individual nations.

Ssshhhhh....it's supposed to be a secret FFS!

Ah....erm....darn....banged to rights your honour.... ;-)

More than voted (as a percentage) in the public sector strikes last month? Edit: the less facetious answer is 29,687,604.

Who needs "researchers" when all they've got to do it employ someone to sit down and read this thread for a couple of days....?

I'd hardly call c.10m viewers (per programme), of which a significant portion will be way under voting age, a resounding statistic to benchmark the views of the nation as a whole...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16107949 "UK trade deficit narrows as exports hit a record. The UK's trade deficit narrowed sharply in October, as the value of exports hit a record high, official figures have shown."

1426: Ed Miliband, leader of Britain's opposition Labour party, says David Cameron "mishandled these negotiations spectacularly".