Saintandy666

I personally find this hilarious. What do you think of this? Justified or unjustified? Were the protesters ruining a news broadcast on an unrelated issue or was he denying free speech to the protester...

Do you remember that time we had loads of extra time, and then extra extra time because someone got injured... and eventually they just ended the half at 4 early because it was going on and on and on...

Let's not panic now. Huddersfield are a much better team than Tranmere.

I'll just echo what everyone else seems to have said. It really isn't too much of an issue(at least for me and people in my circles) any more. The person is what is important, not their sexuality.

And in that one second we have gone from walking this league to relegation candidates.

Thought he did well. Had Cameron on the back foot; he just needs to admit there are discrepancies and errors in this policy.

Junior Doctors start on £22,000 rising to £30,000 over three years.

I'm not moaning about it personally as it won't affect me. I'm worried for the future of British doctors and whether because of this we will not longer have the diversity and numbers we do now. I agree with you on the 'useless degrees' argument, but £100,000 is too much. It's not right.

Right. I'm hoping to do Medicine next year, hopefully at one of the better so called 'Russell Group' universities. Now, no-one can dispute that studying medicine at university is some easy go to uni for the hell of it choice. It is hard work, 6 years of hard work and the job at the end of it definitely contributes to society... we need doctors in this country. If these plans go ahead in their pure form, then what future Medicine students would be look at would be £12,000 of tuition fees every year. It's a 6 year course, so that is £72,000 debt with only tuition fees. Add in living costs and accommodation and it wouldn't be surprising to see some debts pushing, if not going over the £100,000 mark. Do we want people from this country to join this profession or not?!?! The outcome of this will probably mean less British doctors in our hospitals. Same applies to other important professions of the future in Science and IT and what not.

Actually about £5bn a year to maintain.

Most countries in the world don't have nuclear weapons. But ok, have it your way... I'm still sure we can find the extra few billion pounds to plug this hole(it is that important so we can compete with the countries you mentioned). I am not a fool by the way who thinks there should be no cuts. I'm also not an advocate of 'a few more students going to university'. I just want a decent level of people going getting a quality degree at an affordable price.

I remember the promises before the election, the reason millions voted... especially students. Well, I think the Lib Dems just successfully destroyed one of the key elements of their core vote. I know this is a coalition, so compromise is not only necessary, but inevitable. This, however, is not compromise. It is the bulldozing of everything the Liberal Democrats stood for, believed in and wanted. I know we are in hard times, but it is in these hard times we should be making sure our higher education system is affordable as well as able to compete with the best in world. Not enough funding? How about cut trident... there's £5bn straight away each and every year. This is the end of affordable higher education. My parties views are no longer seem to reflect what is similar to my own. I've kept my renewing form for my membership until now, but I think it'll find its place nicely within my recycling bin. I just sent that comment to the BBC, hope it gets published.

I think that was more to do with the standard of Hackney schools rather than national curriculum...

No, not wiki. An A level in history. We could not afford the empire any longer, and it made no financial sense given our domestic economic problems.

The breakup of the British Empire was inevitable. World War 1 and 2 broke us financially. We had no choice, nothing to do with Labour. The empire was simply no longer profitable and we no longer had the funds to justify it.

Fernandes. Brilliant at times when he has a good game or gets it right, but frustrating too. Skillful. Could be wrong, time will tell. He is good though.

All religions have delusional beliefs. But Scientology is especially vicious in the way it practices.

Bench and McKenzie are very chavvy brands.

A great performance all round. Can't really fault anyone too much. Chaplow is interesting to have instead of Morgan as he plays an attacking role more than a defensive/holding role. Guly was fantastic today. Can they not sell the fancy executive seats at normal centre line prices for just the seat rather than the whole shingding. It annoys me how empty it is every week.

Tomorrow I'd start with Lambert and Guly, then bring him on at say 60 minutes if it's going badly.

I think in order to get out of this league, we don't want a big name as such. We need someone who knows the league well.

I wasn't replying to you. Just saying in general.

Why didn't you like him before? What made you like him now? Just wondering, not being provocative or whatever. I dislike the way people jump on his legacy and use his name.

Oh right I see. To be honest, I didn't even read your post. Just read dune's.

I think every country has polite and nice people as well rude and horrible people. So you know...