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The best way to deal with Farage will be demonstrated on Juiy 4th when Reform get 0 MPs but split the Tory vote to gift seats to the other parties.

Netanyahu has said there will be no ceasefire until 'Israel's war aims are achieved', so presumably once Gaza has been reduced to his previously mentioned pile of rubble.

My first thought would have been to push him over the parapet.

Then

Does your keyboard have a hot key for that phrase ?

Who is more culpable ? The one knowingly spreading disinformation or the one taking it as unchallenged fact.

Yes, but was over 40 years ago so it might have gone downhill in the interim. At the time all the male staff wore tail coats, and there were no tills to be seen; they took your purchase and money into a backroom and returned with the change, receipt, and goods wrapped. Much posher than Harrods.

Why is a portion of Taste the Difference gravy larger than a portion of Inspired to Cook ?

Where's GM ? Shares in Trump media dropped 14% immediately after the verdict before rising slightly to 6% down overnight.

Nor did I.

I wonder if he will plead not guilty..... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/c133x22kzrpo 'A judge in the US state of Michigan was surprised when a defendant appeared for his remote court hearing while behind the wheel. Corey Harris, who is charged with driving on a suspended licence, joined the call from a moving car.'

Why are our bowlers giving Surrey 1 short pitched frree hit in each over ? This pitch is clearly not that sort of track.

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It could have been done immediately but retained fiscal controls. The Government purchasing frameworks could have been followed, but then Boris' cronies weren't in them, and the business support loans could have been delayed by a couple of days whilst basic checks at Companies House and HMRC were carried out. The number of clients of accountancy firms who now claim they were never told that the LOANS had to be paid back is ridiculous, let alone the thousands of fictitious organisations who received payouts.

No, but I have had afternoon tea there.

That is a sure fire way to lose a £1 coin.

Since when did a majority of people make their voting choice by analysing the options ? The majority already know whether they are going to bother, and if so where their 'X' is going.

I'm not closing myself off from him, but broadly disagree with him. As I have said, in my opinion he does not qualify as 'open minded' as he clearly demonstrates an anti-Muslim bias.

Whereas Sunak is losing the 'floaters' and is desperately trying to stop his fringe loons from defecting to Reform.

His seat is one of the easiest wins for Labour.

Gifted hundreds of millions of pounds to Tory donors in corrupt PPE contracts, and handed out business support loans without any checks on the applications or any sound process to recover the money.

The Tory MP, ( up to this week ), for Bolton East has applied to join the Labour Party.

Maybe Devon is still in quarantine.

We once got an orange as a substitute for an orange pepper.

Shapiro wrote about the "radical Muslim majority", that Muslim civilisation and culture are inferior to the West, and the need to 'religiously profile' all Muslim immigrants coming to the west. Shapiro also said that reducing civilian casualties in conflicts such as Afghanistan was not as important as protecting the lives of the US military personnel operating there. He also suggested that mass deportation of the Gaza population was not a bad thing as it had also happened after WW2 when the population of Eastern Germany were forced westwards by the Russians. ( For instance Kaliningrad was, up to 1946, Konigsberg before the entire population was moved on ). I do not see how this makes his opinions on this subject 'open minded'. ( Just to be clear, I have also pulled up SOGgy over his 'unbiased' sources ).